Councillor Helen Mary Coomb

Committee Member

Redbridge Council

Here is a summary of the scheduled discussions for the Redbridge Council Staffing Sub-Committee meeting on Thursday 30 October 2025. The meeting's agenda included formalities such as the election of a chair and declaration of interests. The main item scheduled for discussion was the second phase of a senior management restructure.

Committee Member

Redbridge Council

The Redbridge Council cabinet met on 16 October 2025 and made decisions on the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL), delegated authority for CIL relief, received a Corporate Peer Challenge feedback report, and approved the continuation of the four borough Emergency Duty Team service. They also discussed the forward plan, the corporate performance report, and the Modernising Redbridge programme.

Committee Member

Redbridge Council

Redbridge Council was scheduled to discuss a range of topics at its meeting, including the appointment of an Executive Director of Resources, the annual scrutiny report, and the Redbridge Statement of Licensing Policy. Councillors were also expected to answer questions from the public and from other council members.

Committee Member

Redbridge Council

The Shareholder Reference Group met to discuss the performance and future plans of Redbridge Civic Services (RCS) Ltd, a company wholly owned by Redbridge Council. Councillors agreed to endorse the appointment of an additional non-executive director to the RCS Ltd board, and reviewed the company's draft business plan, recommending it to the cabinet for approval. The group also reviewed and noted the RCS quarterly performance report for Quarter 1 of 2025/2026.

Committee Member

Redbridge Council

The Redbridge Council cabinet met on 11 September 2025, and among other things, agreed to apply to the Secretary of State for Transport to introduce a lane rental scheme, approved an extension to the agreement with Vision RCL for the delivery of leisure and culture services, and discussed the budgetary control report for Quarter 1 2025/26 which showed a forecast overspend of £42.033m. The cabinet also approved the Infrastructure Funding Statement 2024/25 and discussed recycling service changes.