Fenella Merry

Cabinet Officer

Wandsworth Council

The Wandsworth Council cabinet is scheduled to meet to discuss housing developments, property licensing, environmental issues, and financial matters. The meeting will cover topics such as the Battersea Power Station Council Housing project, the Alton Estate Renewal, expansion of selective property licensing, and the Cleaner Borough Plan. Additionally, the cabinet will discuss the procurement of arboriculture services, supplementary planning documents, treasury management, corporate plan performance, financial updates, and the write-off of irrecoverable debts.

Housing Committee Officer

Wandsworth Council

The Wandsworth Borough Council Housing Overview and Scrutiny Committee is scheduled to meet on 27 November 2025 to discuss the Cleaner Borough Plan, temporary accommodation demographics, and the committee's work programme. The meeting will provide updates on key initiatives and allow committee members to shape future priorities.

Environment Committee Officer

Wandsworth Council

The Environment Overview and Scrutiny Committee of Wandsworth Council is scheduled to meet on 26 November 2025. The agenda includes updates on the Cleaner Borough project, the Lead Local Flood Authority, and the Battersea parkrun, as well as a review of the committee's work programme. The meeting is an opportunity for councillors to consider and comment on these topics.

Cabinet Officer

Wandsworth Council

The Wandsworth Council Cabinet was scheduled to meet on 18 November 2025 to discuss a call-in request regarding the potential closure of Bradstow Community Special School and its registered children's homes. Councillor Simon Hogg, Leader of the Council, and other cabinet members were expected to be in attendance.

General Overview and Scrutiny Committee Officer

Wandsworth Council

The Wandsworth Council's General Overview and Scrutiny Committee convened to discuss the proposed closure of Bradstow Community Special School in Kent. After hearing arguments for and against the closure, the committee voted to take no further action, effectively allowing the Cabinet's decision to close the school to proceed. This decision was made despite concerns raised about the impact on vulnerable children and the financial implications for the council.