Role

Deputy Cabinet Member - Public and Mental Health

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The Deputy Cabinet Member for Public and Mental Health participated in a Westminster panel reviewing business rate relief applications in September 2025.

In September 2025, the Deputy Cabinet Member for Public and Mental Health, Councillor Patricia McAllister, was part of Westminster's Rating Advisory Panel. This panel convened to discuss applications for Non-Domestic Rates discretionary and hardship relief, which allows local authorities to reduce business tax. The applications were later discussed in private due to commercially sensitive information.

There are no current discussions or decisions reported regarding the Deputy Cabinet Member for Public and Mental Health role. No upcoming meetings are scheduled to address this topic, nor have any recent developments been reported since the panel meeting in September 2025.

Key facts

  1. In September 2025, Councillor Patricia McAllister, Deputy Cabinet Member - Public and Mental Health, was on Westminster's Rating Advisory Panel. Source
  2. The panel discussed applications for Non-Domestic Rates discretionary and hardship relief. Source
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