Cllr Muhammed Butt has lived in Brent all his life. He is a father of three and his wife is a Brent-registered childminder. Born at Central Middlesex Hospital and educated in the borough, he has represented his home ward of Tokyngton since 2006.
First elected as Leader of Brent Council in May 2012, Cllr Butt has focused on creating good jobs for local people, protecting the most vulnerable residents, and supporting economic regeneration across the borough. He has worked to ensure Brent delivers value for money while investing in the services and infrastructure that residents rely on.
In Tokyngton, Muhammed works closely with the local community, including residents’ forums and neighbourhood watch groups, and is committed to taking up issues big or small. He will continue to be a visible and responsive advocate for local residents, standing up for what matters most locally, from tackling anti-social behaviour and environmental concerns to improving roads, pavements and public spaces.
His key priorities remain affordable housing, good jobs, and ensuring young people get the best possible start in life. He is driven by a commitment to provide hope, ambition and opportunity for residents in Tokyngton and across Brent.