Cllr Rob Drew (Reform UK) is one of the borough councillors for Conquest ward, on Hastings Borough Council.
Contact Cllr Rob Drew ↗Their page on the council's site has their contact details, surgeries and full record.
Posts and committees
The council's register lists no posts or committee seats for them.
Committee seats for borough councillors are not published in a form we can read yet.
In meetings
From the minutes on the record: every councillor the same way,
nothing ranked or scored.
Questions at Full Council (1)
Royal Visit to Hastings. “Councillor Drew asked whether the recent visit by a member of the Royal Family had been intended as a low-key event and why there had been little publicity, involvement of schools or advance notice to councillors.”
The answer, as minuted: “Councillor Haffenden advised that the visit had been deliberately kept low key at the request of the visitor, who wished to meet residents informally rather than attend a political or publicised event.”
At meetings: named as present at 3, apologies sent to 0
From the minutes on the record since Wed 20 May 2026. Minutes list who was present and who sent apologies; an absence without apologies isn't recorded, and committee seats change during the year, so these are not a share of the meetings a councillor was expected at.
Items whose minutes say this councillor moved or seconded a motion, asked a question or spoke. The minutes summarise; they don’t record everyone who spoke, so this is what was minuted, not everything said. What they said is in the minutes, linked from each meeting.
Full Council, Wed 20 May 2026 · Appointment of Interim Chief Legal Officer and Interim Monitoring Officer: seconded a motion, spoke
Interests
The borough's registers of interests are only on its own site, behind a check that stops automatic reading, so each borough councillor's page links to their register there.
From Hastings Borough Council's own member register
(hastings.moderngov.co.uk),
last confirmed Sat 5 Sep 2026. Public role facts only:
name, ward, party, stated posts and committee seats,
as the council publishes them. For anything personal, the council's own page is
the record. Every councillor.