Hitesh Karia

Portfolio Holder for Children's Services
Pinner South Ward Councillor

Following by-election on the 14 October 2021, Hitesh Karia was elected as the Councillor for Pinner South Ward.

Hitesh Karia is a hardworking and committed community Councillor, who has lived in the Pinner area for many years. He is passionate about delivering for the people of Pinner. He will focus on repairing potholes across Pinner South while also protecting green spaces from inappropriate development.

He uses his experience to stand up for Pinner South residents, and will continue in the footsteps of Chris Mote; showing passion and dedication in representing the resident of Pinner South and putting their needs at the heart of his work on Harrow Council.

Cllr Karia currently serves as the Cabinet Member responsible for Children's Services.

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Proud to serve both the residents of Pinner South and across Harrow, Jean is also the Cabinet Member for Adult Services & Public Health.
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June Baxter was born and raised in Harrow and has lived in Pinner South (formerly Pinner West) ward for over 35 years. June and her husband were married at Pinner Parish Church and both their children attended Cannon Lane Primary School.

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Statement on the passing of Cllr Chris Mote

It is with the deepest regret we announce that Former Deputy Mayor and Leader of Council, Cllr Chris Mote, sadly passed away late last night after a short illness. Cllr Mote served the Council for 27 years with dedication, humility, and kindness, and will be sorely missed by those fortunate eno

Conservative Councillors honoured for 25 years of Service

Conservative Councillors Jean Lammiman and Chris Mote and Labour Councillor Phillip O’Dell received ceremonial vellum scrolls to recognise their 25 years as Harrow Councillors at the Council Meeting on 16th January 2020. Councillor Jean Lammiman was first elected to the Council in May 1994 and