Councillor · Lambeth
Councillor Bryn Scott
Labour and Co-operative Party
Oval ward
Lambeth
- Stories naming Bryn
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 5
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Bryn Scott questioned the stance on tall buildings outside of designated clusters, citing specific sites and asking if certain building heights were now considered not tall. The councillor also expressed concerns about the impact on Vauxhall Park and advocated for local groups to have a say in how Section 106 contributions are spent.
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Stories naming Councillor Bryn Scott
- Lambeth's SADPD approved: 830 new homes planned During the Cabinet meeting, concerns were raised by councillors regarding specific site allocations and the potential for tall buildings outside designated clusters. Councillor Danny Adilipour and Councillor Bryn Scott questioned the stance on tall buildings outside of designated clusters, noting that the SADPD...
- Councillor questions tall building policy in Lambeth Councillor Bryn Scott echoed concerns about a perceived disconnect between the SADPD document and Councillor Ainslie's public statements, particularly regarding tall buildings outside of clusters....
- Lambeth's Vauxhall Square plan: 1,097 homes, but only 25% affordable During the meeting, councillors heard from objectors and supporters of the plan. Councillor Bryn Scott of Oval Ward expressed concerns about the impact on Vauxhall Park and advocated for local...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Bryn was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Tenants to Get Final Say on Housing Repairs
- Lambeth Council Approves New Housing Quotas, Opposing Sadiq Khan's Reductions
- Lambeth Council Overhauls Governance Model to Boost Transparency and Councillor Roles
- Councillor Martin Abrams Elected Leader of Lambeth Council
- Lambeth Council Approves Revised Members' Allowances Scheme to Boost Diversity