Councillor Stewart Christie

The Council of Greenwich Council approved the Treasury Management Mid-Year Report for 2026/27 and the Capital Mid-Year Report for 2026/27 on 23 September 2026. The Council also agreed to the additional Flexible Use of Capital outlined in Appendix 3.

The Council of Greenwich Council on 23 September 2026 resolved that a motion concerning protecting democratic oversight in planning decisions was not carried. The Council resolved to make formal representations to the Minister for Housing and Planning and the Secretary of State, requesting reconsideration of new regulations. It also resolved to request a meeting with Matthew Pennycook MP and to prepare a schedule of planning applications affected by the new National Scheme of Delegation.

The Council decided on 23/09/2026 to approve recommendations regarding climate change adaptation and resilience. The Council resolved to redouble efforts to reduce operational emissions, continue supporting building retrofitting and zero carbon home delivery, and deliver a tree and biodiversity strategy. They also agreed to ensure safe working practices for staff and continue publishing annual updates on Net Zero progress.

The Council of Greenwich Council decided to approve recommendations on 23/09/2026. The decision noted the appointment of Councillor Charlie Davis as Leader and Councillor Luke Warren as Deputy Leader of the Opposition Conservative Group for the 2025/26 Municipal Year. The decision will be published on the Council's website.

The Council decided on 23/09/2026 to deliver the Greenwich Active Travel Voucher, a £150 voucher for children aged 4-16 to buy bikes or scooters and safety equipment. This decision was subject to Cabinet's approval and would be funded by sustainability s106 funds. The Council also resolved to partner with local businesses and national retailers to ensure accessibility and continue wider improvements to local cycle networks, road safety, cycle training, and public transport.