Brent Labour is making things happen.
Cllr Saqlain Choudry and Cllr George Burn joined Cllr Promise Knight, Cllr Iftekhar Ahmed and Cllr Liz Dixon for today’s community litter pick in Willesden Green.
A big thank you to everyone who gave up their time to get involved and help keep our neighbourhood clean and tidy.
...Keep an eye out for the next one. We’d love to see even more local residents joining us!
#WillesdenGreen #Brent #Community #LitterPick #BrentLabour
AI is moving fast behind our backs. The guardrails and democratic oversight need to keep up.
That’s why I’ll be introducing a new Bill to protect people.
Because when someone tells you AI is “all under control”, always ask:
Under whose control?
Very excited about the future of the number 6.
Don’t forget to have your say on new stations for Harlesden and Neasden.
Great to see @SadiqKhan bringing London buses back into public ownership for the first time in 30 years with the number 6 route which runs through Brent being the first to benefit from this change! 🚍
Plans for a new publicly owned London bus company include a Brent connection: the number 6, running from Willesden through Kensal Rise and Queen’s Park, is set to be the first route brought into public ownership.
#Route6 #Brent #LondonBuses
A big moment for London’s buses, with plans moving forward for a new publicly owned bus company.
And there is a proud Brent connection too. The number 6, running from Willesden through Kensal Rise and Queen’s Park into central London, is set to be the first route brought into public ...ownership.
A new chapter for London’s buses, with Brent proudly part of the story.
#BrentLabour #Route6 #Willesden #KensalRise #QueensPark #LondonBuses #PublicTransport
TfL is consulting on the proposed West London Orbital, with new stations at Harlesden and Neasden and much faster links across West London.
Brent Labour has backed the scheme at Full Council. Now residents can have their say:
https://haveyoursay.tfl.gov.uk/west-london-orbital
...#WestLondonOrbital
Transport for London is consulting on the proposed West London Orbital, a new London Overground route that could bring major benefits to Brent.
The plans include new stations at Harlesden and Neasden, with direct links to Brent Cross West, Old Oak Common and West London’s Golden ...Mile.
For local residents, that could mean much faster journeys:
Harlesden to Brent Cross West could fall from 39 minutes to 13 minutes.
Neasden to Old Oak Common could fall from 44 minutes to just 11 minutes.
The scheme could also mean better access to jobs and education, support for new homes and employment, and fewer car journeys on local roads.
Brent Labour has already backed the West London Orbital at Full Council because we believe this could be a real opportunity for our borough.
Now residents have the chance to help shape what comes next.
Have your say:
https://haveyoursay.tfl.gov.uk/west-london-orbital
#WestLondonOrbital #BrentLabour #Harlesden #Neasden #Brent #LondonOverground
Out with @milikpatel_ @richard__olszewski Richard @smithla1997 and more of the Labour family today. Good reception in Kings Cross for @Sagal_AW
Amazing! Our mayor @SadiqKhan showing the difference Labour in London makes 🌹
Buses for London will first run services on Route 6 between Victoria Station and Willesden and may be rolled out across the capital
www.standard.co.ukI had a great time at Rubio’s 10th birthday party in #Harlesden and #KensalGreen last week 🎉🥳🍕
I was interviewed by Chalkhill Community Radio as part of the event. The interview covers a range of issues relating to the high street and local business.
Give it a watch ...📹