Former councillor · Richmond upon Thames
Caroline Wren
Green Party
Fulwell and Hampton Hill ward
Richmond upon Thames
Former councillor
- Stories naming Caroline
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 10
- Latest story
- 14 Feb 2026
In brief
Councillor Caroline Wren suggested using council climate reserves for public awareness campaigns on decarbonisation and home retrofitting. The councillor asked a question about the deployment of EV charging points through pavement gullies. Councillor Wren suggested working with local colleges to raise awareness about voter ID, proposing a competition for posters or videos.
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Stories naming Caroline Wren
- Richmond Council faces scrutiny over climate action funding and strategy Councillor Caroline Wren echoed concerns about the council's pace, suggesting it is not acting with the urgency of a declared climate emergency. She called for more ambitious actions, including public awareness campaigns to bridge the knowledge gap among residents regarding decarbonisation options and financial...
- EV charging points: Council to deploy pavement gullies The decision was discussed and confirmed during a Council meeting held on Tuesday, 27 January 2026. While the meeting covered a wide range of topics including constitutional amendments, the...
- Voter ID Law: Richmond Saw Turnaways, Low Awareness Councillor Wren suggested working with local colleges to raise awareness, proposing a competition for the best poster or video explaining VACs. Evans responded that the council had already begun a...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Caroline was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Richmond to trial AI pothole detection
- Richmond Faces Largest Grant Loss in London
- Richmond Faces £2.8M Overspend, Driven by Rising Homelessness Costs; Council Launches Transformation Programme and Addresses Funding Review
- Richmond Council Approves Demolition of Former Clarendon School for Potential Affordable Housing
- Richmond Awarded £7M for Green Projects