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Cabinet Question Time ___________________________________________
Cabinet Question Time is your opportunity to question the Leader and the Cabinet of Hounslow Council.
With a similar format to BBC's Question Time, local residents will come face to face with elected councillors who are accountable for decision making in the Council. This allows members of the public to question local political leaders on key issues and topics affecting the Borough of Hounslow. An independent citizen chairs the panel session, inviting members of the public to put their questions forward.
Questions can be submitted in advance and you are encouraged to attend to put them to the panel in person on the night.
Submitting your question
The next date for Cabinet Question Time will be set after the local elections in May 2026, the online submission for questions will be reopened in the run up to that meeting. If you have any queries or you want to lodge a question now, please email engage@hounslow.gov.uk Any questions will be held for publishing nearer the meeting.
Cabinet Question Time ___________________________________________
Cabinet Question Time is your opportunity to question the Leader and the Cabinet of Hounslow Council.
With a similar format to BBC's Question Time, local residents will come face to face with elected councillors who are accountable for decision making in the Council. This allows members of the public to question local political leaders on key issues and topics affecting the Borough of Hounslow. An independent citizen chairs the panel session, inviting members of the public to put their questions forward.
Questions can be submitted in advance and you are encouraged to attend to put them to the panel in person on the night.
Submitting your question
The next date for Cabinet Question Time will be set after the local elections in May 2026, the online submission for questions will be reopened in the run up to that meeting. If you have any queries or you want to lodge a question now, please email engage@hounslow.gov.uk Any questions will be held for publishing nearer the meeting.
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Hear about Cabinet Question Time from the Leader of the Council
Cllr Shantanu Rajawat, Leader of Hounslow Council introduces you to Cabinet Question Time and how you can submit questions.