Councillor Lachhya Gurung is a Conservative councillor for the Edgwarebury ward on Barnet Council. He has a strong connection to his local community and is committed to representing its diverse interests.
Lachhya has a distinguished military background, having served in the British Army, which has shaped his commitment to public service, discipline, and leadership. His experience in the armed forces gives him a practical understanding of security, organisation, and teamwork, which he brings to his role as a councillor.
He is actively involved in strengthening cultural ties and civic engagement. Lachhya was part of a cross-party delegation that visited Pokhara in Nepal, helping to build cultural exchange and community understanding between Barnet and its twin city. His heritage gives him particular insight into the needs of Barnet’s Nepalese community, and he works to ensure their voices are heard in local decision-making.
On council, Lachhya is known for being engaged and responsive. He serves on the Standing Advisory Committee for Religious Education (SACRE), reflecting his commitment to education, faith, and community cohesion. Residents describe him as approachable, supportive of cultural diversity, and dedicated to ensuring that council policies serve all constituents.
