College Park and Old Oak

Your councillors

• Wesley HarcourtLabour, the party running the councilChair of Health and Wellbeing Board
• Bora KwonLabour, the party running the councilCabinet Member for the Environment, Arts and Culture
• Alex SandersonLabour, the party running the councilDeputy Leader (responsible for Health and Social Care and Children and Education)

From the council’s own records on 7 Oct 2026. Each page links to the councillor’s profile and contact details on the council’s website.

Pledges about College Park and Old Oak

No pledge on the site is about College Park and Old Oak alone yet. The 18 borough-wide pledges cover every ward. Got a ward leaflet with a pledge on it? Send a photo to boroughs@guzh.uk.

Building work paid for in College Park and Old Oak

From January 2024 to June 2026, the council’s spend files show £2.8m paid for 11 building schemes in College Park and Old Oak, excluding VAT. Names are as the council writes them.

• Linford Christie Stadium (Planned Maint)Apr 2024 to Apr 2026£1.1m
• Wood Lane Estate ImprovementsMay 2024 to Jul 2025£671,878
• Caretakers Lodge Kenmont PrimaryMay 2025 to Jun 2026£362,394
• Linford Christie Stadium KCYFAug 2024 to Jun 2025£237,661
• S278 - North Kensington GateDec 2024 to May 2026£155,557
• S278 - Mitre Yard, 104-108 Scrubs LaneMay 2024 to Jun 2026£144,026

Along roads and across blocks in College Park and Old Oak and next door

The money is not split between wards, so it is not in the total above.

• S106 Wood Lane Cycleway (CS34)Oct 2024 to Jun 2026, also in Shepherds Bush Green and White City£670,373
• Wood Lane CyclewayJan 2024 to Jan 2025, also in Shepherds Bush Green and White City£238,024
• South Africa Road S278Jan 2024, also in White City£1,392

The council’s files name each scheme, never its address. We place each one in a ward from its name, using OpenStreetMap and the nearest postcodes, and check it by hand. Across the borough, £346.8m was paid for building work in this time: £280.1m on schemes in one ward, £5.0m on roads and schemes across wards, £44.0m on programmes everywhere, such as footways and street lights, and £17.7m on schemes whose place the name does not give. See every payment.

Street problems

See and report potholes, fly-tipping, graffiti and broken street lights in College Park and Old Oak on FixMyStreet, run by the charity mySociety. Reports go to the council.

Council tax

Council tax is the same in every ward of Hammersmith & Fulham: only your home’s band changes it. See your bill by band.