Councillor · Hillingdon
Councillor Wayne Bridges
- Cabinet Member for Residents Services
- Chair, Standards Committee
- Stories naming Wayne
- 14
- Meetings we covered
- 11
- Latest story
- 23 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Wayne Bridges stated that neighbouring boroughs already operate fortnightly garden waste collections and that Hillingdon residents would pay less than those in Hounslow and Ealing. He highlighted that a bid includes a proposal for up to £1 million through TfL's Borough Safer Streets programme for improvements to St Andrew's Roundabout in Uxbridge. Councillor Bridges said that the closure of the West Drayton Waste Weekend Service is expected to result in financial savings of over £300,000 for the Council. He reported on the success of the new Platinum Jubilee Leisure Centre, highlighting its accessibility and inclusivity.
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Stories naming Councillor Wayne Bridges
- Garden waste service to go fortnightly from April 2027 Councillor Wayne Bridges, Cabinet Member for Residents Services, stated that neighbouring boroughs such as Harrow, Hounslow, and Ealing already operate fortnightly collections, and that Hillingdon residents would pay less than those in Hounslow and Ealing, where the charge is £75.
- Council seeks £2.8m for transport improvements Councillor Wayne Bridges, Cabinet Member for Residents Services, highlighted that the bid includes a proposal for up to £1 million through TfL's Borough Safer Streets programme. This specific...
- Hillingdon Council Votes to Close Tavistock Road Civic Amenity Site Despite Opposition The decision to close the site, planned for December 2026, was made after "financial, legal, equalities, and services reviews," according to Councillor Wayne Bridges, Cabinet Member for Residents'...
- Platinum Jubilee Leisure Centre Success Councillor Wayne Bridges, Cabinet Member for Residents' Services, reported on the success of the new facility during a council meeting on Thursday, September 24, 2026. He highlighted that residents...
- Parking Policies Reviewed for Affordability Councillor Wayne Bridges, Cabinet Member for Residents' Services, stated that "Parking policies must strike the right balance for residents, businesses and visitors across all of Hillingdon." He...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Wayne was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Hillingdon Council Approves Sale of Three Northwood Flats Due to Poor Condition
- Hillingdon approves £4.5m for children's therapy services
- Hillingdon Council awards £23.7m contract for integrated sexual health services
- Hillingdon Council Approves Higher Petition Signature Thresholds Despite Opposition
- Hillingdon Council Faces £29m Budget Overspend, Cites Financial Improvements