Skip to main content
Mayor of London logo London Assembly logo
Home
London Assembly

Krupesh Hirani

A headshot of Krupesh Hirani AM

Key information

Start date for this term:

Salary: £64,331

Constituency: Brent and Harrow

Political group: Labour Group

Biography

Krupesh Hirani became the London Assembly Member for Brent and Harrow in May 2021. 

His priority at City Hall is to improve policing in London, making sure that police have enough resources to do their jobs, and improving the way they respond to victims and work with local communities. 

As well as policing, Krupesh has campaigned on improving health and social care across the capital, particularly on improving the postcode lottery of Maternity Care. 

Before being elected to the London Assembly, Krupesh worked for the disability charity, Aspire and, later, the MS Society.

He was also a London Borough of Brent councillor for Dudden Hill ward from 2010 to 2022. During his tenure at Brent Council, he served as a Cabinet member in posts covering Adult Social Care, Public Health, Sport and Leisure, and Culture.

In 2020, he oversaw Brent's year as the London Borough of Culture and was a founder and Chair of trustees of the local arts charity Metroland Cultures.

Krupesh lives in Brent with his wife and two children. His hobbies include running, playing five-a-side football and he takes a keen interest in local history

Responsibilities for 2025-26

Deputy Chair of the Health Committee

Deputy Chair of the Budget and Performance Committee

Deputy Chair of the Audit Panel

Latest press release

Krupesh Hirani, London Assembly Member for Brent and Harrow, has written to Network Rail and Transport for London (TfL), to express concerns about a programme of works which appears to have stalled at Willesden Green tube station.
Date: 11/02/25

London Assembly Member Hirani urges transports chiefs to remove scaffolding eye sore from Willesden Green Station