Councillor Mohammed Butt,Let’s not pretend anymore. Brent didn’t just “slip” in a ranking — under your leadership it has fallen, rotted and sunk to the absolute bottom, now officially named the worst borough in London, confirmed by the Telegraph and amplified by Time Out for all to see.32 out of 32. Last. The worst place to live in the capital.That’s your legacy.Once upon a time, Brent had community pride. It had character, dignity, and hope. Now? It’s dirty, neglected, crime-ridden, chaotic and visibly decaying. It is filthy. Rubbish-strewn streets, illegal dumping unaddressed, overdevelopment with zero infrastructure support, rising crime, collapsing public trust — you’ve presided over it all while acting as though residents should be grateful for the slow-motion destruction of their home.Let’s be crystal clear:✅ Brent is visibly filthy.✅ Public areas are a disgrace.✅ Green spaces feel neglected or unsafe.✅ Hospitality is ranked near rock bottom (14 points!).✅ Culture has withered.✅ Infrastructure is crumbling under mismanagement.✅ Residents feel ignored, unheard, and abandoned.This did not “just happen”. It happened on your watch, while you and your circle clung to power with performative “engagement” and empty PR lines about “community investment” that nobody sees and nobody believes.You had years to turn things around. Instead, Brent has hit national headlines for being the worst of the worst. Do you understand what it means to residents to open their phones and see their borough held up as a punchline?If this were a private company, the CEO would be gone by morning.If this were a football club, the manager would be booed out of the stadium.If this were any position based on merit, you’d be finished already.Instead, Brent is stuck with a leadership more focused on political positioning than on actually cleaning the streets or making residents feel safe and proud again.So here it is, bluntly and unapologetically:👉 Your position is untenable.👉 The borough is failing under your leadership.👉 You should resign immediately and allow someone competent, serious and accountable to take control before further damage is done.Unless you can produce immediate, measurable actions backed by transparent funding and real timelines — not the usual vague promises and slogans — then the only honourable move left is resignation.But let’s be honest: honour has been notably absent from Brent’s leadership for quite some time.Step aside. Brent deserves better than this.
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