Councillor’s £200k Lamborghini ‘parked in disabled bay without badge’ | UK | News
It is said to belong to a Lamborghini workforce The councilman is seen parked in the disabled area at the council offices without a blue badge on display. A photo shows a blue Lamborghini Urus SE SUV at Hounslow House civic center in West London.
The Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) said the vehicle belonged to Labor Party councilor Farhaan Rehman, who represents the Hounslow Heath area. Mr. Rehman has been reached for comment.
The luxury SUV, priced in excess of £200,000, was parked in two separate disabled spaces owned and managed by Hounslow Council.
In response, Hounslow told LDRS the issue was a matter for the local Labor Party. my london. This is despite the fact that such alleged parking infringements are usually a matter for the local authority and can lead to fines of up to £160.
The investigation, reported by Hounslow Labor, comes just a week after the LDRS said it had fined Hounslow Council’s mental health nurse Loretta Alvarez £1,000 for “fly-knocking” an envelope while the council boxes were full.
He told LDRS that if Major Rehman parked in bays without a blue badge, it would make elected officials feel hypocritical.
The single mother said: “This [would make] You think there is clearly a hierarchy. [It would make me feel that] He thinks he can get away with it, and he probably can because he’s a councilman. But I, as a normal person, will have to pay for it by paying my bills.”
Conservative councilor Jack Emsley told the LDRS that Mr Rehman should be deselected as the Labor candidate ahead of the 2026 local elections if he is found to have breached parking rules.
He said: “Given the misery that Hounslow Labor have caused the residents of Chiswick, where they have collected millions of pounds from PCNs for parking and traffic offences, I expect they will take a similar zero tolerance approach to Major Rehman and sideline him as the Labor candidate at next year’s election. [if they find he is at fault].
“Anything less would be a terrible double standard of one rule for Hounslow Labor councilors and another for everyone else.”
