Cllr Amjid Ahmed | Keighley Town Council

Keighley Town Council was formed by Order from the Secretary of State on 1st April 2002, with the elections for Town Councillors taking place on 2nd May 2002. The inaugural Meeting of Keighley Town Council took place at 7pm on Thursday 16th May 2002, in the Council Chambers, Keighley Town Hall, Bow Street, Keighley, West Yorkshire.

Thirty Councillors represent fifteen wards. The town area, which is part of the Brontë Country, has a population of over 56,000, making it one of the largest civil parishes in England.

Declarations Of Interest

Cllr Amjid Ahmed (198 kB)

Chris Graham (220 kB)

Samantha Louise Cooper (220 kB)

Abdul Shohid (216 kB)

Michelle Shaw (212 kB)

Joshua Clarkson (3 MB)

Clare Abberton (214 kB)

Tufail Khan (376 kB)

Sohail Zubair (368 kB)

Shazad Mahmood (385 kB)

Philip Shaw (339 kB)

Peter Corkindale (2 MB)

Mohammed Nazam (342 kB)

Michael Westerman (2 MB)

Martin Walker (2 MB)

Mark Curtis (379 kB)

Luke Maunsall (375 kB)

Julie Adams (319 kB)

John Kirby (2 MB)

Javaid Akhtar (344 kB)

Gulfraz Hussain (382 kB)

Emanuele Bernadini (317 kB)

Chris Herd (174 kB)

Chauhdry A Mahmood (399 kB)

Chauhdry Tariq Mahmood (374 kB)

Andrea Walker (374 kB)

Anyat Mohammad (376 kB)

Amjid Ahmed (384 kB)

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