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Leader of the Council, Councillor Ian Edwards

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Hillingdon's Leader of the Council, Steve Tuckwell, recently suggested reviewing meeting times, following the role's appointment in May 2026.

The Leader of Hillingdon Council, Councillor Steve Tuckwell, suggested in September 2026 that future committee meetings could be rescheduled to daytime slots, moving from the current evening schedule. This suggestion was made during a Shareholder Committee meeting, which monitors council-owned companies.

The appointment of the Leader of the Council and the Cabinet for the upcoming year took place at a Council meeting in May 2026. The Leader of the Council is the chief political leader of Hillingdon Council.

Key facts

  1. Councillor Steve Tuckwell, Leader of the Council, suggested reviewing future committee meeting times in September 2026. Source
  2. The current typical timing for Hillingdon committee meetings is 7.15 PM. Source
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