Hounslow South, Isleworth and Osterley & Spring Grove Area Forum This Monday
Hear about local policing, road safety and fly-tipping enforcement
A previous area forum meeting. Picture: Hounslow Council
January 30, 2026
Residents from Hounslow South, Isleworth and Osterley & Spring Grove area are invited to the next Area Forum on Monday 2 February, taking place at West Thames College. The formal meeting begins at 7.30pm, but those who arrive early can take advantage of a pre-meeting community hour designed to make the forum more accessible and interactive.
From 6.30pm, residents can drop in for an informal networking session featuring marketplace-style stalls. This hour offers a chance to:
- Speak directly with Council officers about local issues
- Meet ward councillors in a relaxed setting
- Learn about community groups and local initiatives
- Enjoy light refreshments before the formal meeting begins
The aim is to give residents more time to raise concerns, gather information and connect with others before the structured agenda starts.
The formal meeting at 7.30pm will include:
- Local Policing Update – an overview of neighbourhood policing priorities and recent activity
- Road Safety Presentation – delivered by Rob Heslop, focusing on current challenges and planned improvements
- Enforcement & Fly-tipping Presentation – led by Lorien Kelly, addressing one of the most persistent concerns raised by residents
- Open Forum for Public Questions – an opportunity for residents to raise issues directly with councillors
Residents are encouraged to submit questions at least one full working day before the meeting to increase the likelihood of receiving a response on the night. A pro-forma is included in the agenda pack, and questions can be emailed to: jane.medici@hounslow.gov.uk.
Individual cases cannot be discussed during the public forum, but officers will follow up after the meeting where needed.
The Chair will also share upcoming events and a Good News item, highlighting positive developments in the area.
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