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Deputy Cabinet Member for Economic Development, Lead Member for Soho and LGBTQ+ Champion

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The Deputy Cabinet Member for Economic Development is currently reviewing applications for business rates relief at Westminster Council.

The Deputy Cabinet Member for Economic Development, Lead Member for Soho and LGBTQ+ Champion, Councillor Patrick Lilley, participated in Westminster Council's Rating Advisory Panel meeting in November 2025, which discussed applications for Non-Domestic Rates (NNDR) Discretionary and Hardship Relief.

This followed a similar meeting of the Rating Advisory Panel in September 2025, where Councillor Lilley also reviewed applications for NNDR discretionary and hardship relief, measures that allow local authorities to reduce business tax.

Key facts

  1. Councillor Patrick Lilley, as Deputy Cabinet Member, was part of Westminster Council's Rating Advisory Panel that discussed Non-Domestic Rates relief applications in November 2025. Source
  2. The Rating Advisory Panel, including Councillor Patrick Lilley, reviewed Non-Domestic Rates relief applications in September 2025. Source
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