Nyla Ibrahim is a Councillor for Werneth, first elected in 2019. She serves on the Adults Social Care and Health, Children and Young People, and Governance, Strategy and Resources scrutiny boards.
Work & achievements
Moved motion to bring Werneth Park Music Rooms back into community use
Moved the motion on community-led regeneration of the Grade II listed Music Rooms, which have stood derelict since 2001. Council agreed to keep exploring options with community groups and the Greater Manchester Building Preservation Trust.
Seconded the motion on racial disparities in motor insurance premiums. Carried as amended; the Council agreed to write to Oldham’s MPs and the Association of British Insurers.
Sought a community-led plan, using heritage funding, to restore the Grade II listed Music Rooms in Werneth Park, closed since 2001 and costing the Council about £125,000 a year.
Outcome: Carried as amended. Council will keep exploring options with community groups and the GM Building Preservation Trust.
Highlighted evidence that drivers in more ethnically diverse areas are quoted higher car insurance premiums, and asked the Council to press MPs, the regulator and insurers to end the disparity.
Outcome: Carried as amended. The Council agreed to write to Oldham’s MPs, asking them to raise the issue with Government and urge the FCA to speed up its investigation, and to write to the Association of British Insurers.