Labour Party — Yeading

A stronger voice for Yeading

Meet your Labour team — working for safer streets, genuinely affordable homes, and real investment in Hillingdon.

7 May 2026
2 councillors
Yeading Ward

Your Labour team · Yeading 2026

2 seats · one ward7 May 2026
Yeading 2026 candidates

Yeading's local team already working for you

Two dedicated Labour candidates bringing fresh ideas, community commitment, and a determination to put Yeading residents firmly first.

Viral Desai – Labour candidate for Yeading

Labour candidate

Viral Desai

Viral Desai is a proud resident of Yeading and a committed community advocate. With a background in business, Viral has a sharp understanding of how to deliver value for money and hold institutions to account. He is passionate about making Yeading's streets safer, ensuring local housing goes to local families, and fighting back against the inappropriate HMOs changing the character of our neighbourhoods. He believes Hillingdon Council has failed residents for too long — and he's ready to change that.

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Promila Deswal – Labour candidate for Yeading

Labour candidate

Promila Deswal

Promila Deswal has lived and worked in the Yeading community for many years. With a deep understanding of the issues facing local families — from school quality to healthcare access to safety on our streets — Promila is determined to revitalise our town centre, improve local services, and fight the council waste that has let residents down. She stands for a Hillingdon where your council tax actually delivers results you can see.

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Our priorities

What we're fighting for

Clear commitments from your Yeading Labour team — practical pledges rooted in what residents tell us matters most.

Safer Streets for Our Community

Make everyone feel safe in Yeading. We will support measures to cut crime, tackle anti-social behaviour, and put more police on the streets — not behind social media screens. Zero tolerance for fly-tipping and disorder.

Local Housing for Local People

Put Yeading residents first on the housing list. Immediately challenge any further inappropriate HMO applications. Push for genuinely affordable homes so local families can get on the housing ladder — not be priced out by outside demand.

Fix Our Roads & Infrastructure

Repair the potholes. Secure regular and reliable bin collections. Improve parking enforcement. Enhance our local flood defences. Revitalise the town centre. The basics the current council has repeatedly failed to deliver.

Eliminate Council Waste

Stop rip-off charges from private contractors. Scrap four-day working week schemes. No to mad Net Zero vanity projects that cost millions. Redirect every pound of your council tax into front-line services — and bring genuine accountability back to Hillingdon.

Polling day — you’ve got this

Plan your trip to the ballot box

Three quick steps, then you’re set for Thursday 7 May 2026 in Yeading.

Step 1

Check where

Use the list below or your polling card when it lands on the mat.

Step 2

Bring photo ID

Pack accepted ID — it’s quick at the desk and keeps the queue moving.

Step 3

Make it count

Polls are open 7am–10pm — pick a time that suits you.

The big day

Thu 7 May 2026

Local elections

Opening hours

7am 10pm

Plenty of time before or after work

Register to vote

Not registered yet? It only takes a few minutes online.

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Yeading polling stations

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Yeading Community Centre

UB4 9LB

Carlyon Road, Yeading, Hayes

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Yeading Junior School

UB4 9TU

Carlyon Road, Yeading, Hayes

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St Edmund of Canterbury RC School

UB4 0PB

Brinkley Road, Yeading, Hayes

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Questions answered

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about voting in Yeading ward for the 2026 Hillingdon local elections.

Who are the Reform UK candidates for Yeading ward in 2026?
The Reform UK candidates for the 2026 Hillingdon local elections in Yeading ward are Viral Desai and Promila Deswal. Both are committed to putting Yeading residents first and fixing the broken Hillingdon Council.
How many candidates can I vote for?
The Yeading ward has two councillor seats available, so you can vote for up to two candidates. We encourage you to vote for both Viral Desai and Promila Deswal with your two votes.
When is polling day and what are the voting hours?
Polling day is Thursday 7 May 2026. Polling stations are open from 7am to 10pm. Make sure you have your photo ID ready before you go.
Do I need photo ID to vote?
Yes — photo ID is now required by law to vote in UK elections. Accepted forms include a UK passport, UK driving licence, Blue Badge, and several others. If you do not have photo ID, you can apply for a free Voter Authority Certificate at gov.uk.
Can I vote by post or by proxy if I can't make it on the day?
Yes. You can apply for a postal vote or nominate someone to vote on your behalf (a proxy vote). Contact Hillingdon Council to apply — deadlines apply so don't leave it late.
Can I get involved and volunteer with the Yeading Reform UK team?
Absolutely — we welcome all volunteers! Whether it's delivering leaflets, knocking on doors, or simply spreading the word to family and friends — every bit of support counts. Use the form in the section below or email the team directly to get started.
What are Reform UK's main policies for Hillingdon?
Our key commitments for Yeading and Hillingdon include: safer streets and more visible policing; local housing for local people and a crackdown on inappropriate HMOs; fixing roads, improving bin collections, and flood defences; eliminating council waste and rip-off private contractor charges; protecting our greenbelt; supporting local schools, health services, and businesses; and scrapping pointless Net Zero and four-day week schemes.
Make a difference

Get involved with Labour in Yeading

Whether it's delivering leaflets, knocking on doors, or spreading the word to neighbours — every bit of help makes a real difference. Join us and help shape a better Hillingdon.