Councillor · Bromley
Councillor Colin Smith
Local Conservatives
Bickley & Sundridge ward
Bromley
- Leader of the Council
- Chairman, Executive
- Stories naming Colin
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 12
- Latest story
- 20 Sep 2026
In brief
Councillor Colin Smith was appointed Chairman of the panel for the Chief Executive Review. The councillor highlighted that the new funding model provides less financial support than the previous Household Support Fund. Councillor Colin Smith attended meetings to review the Council Tax Support Scheme and consider options for the Library Service future.
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Stories naming Councillor Colin Smith
- Bromley Council's Chief Executive Review Held in Private Councillor Colin Smith was appointed Chairman of the panel. Apologies for absence were received from Councillor Kira Gabbert, who was replaced by Councillor Christopher Marlow, and Councillor Simon Jeal.
- Bromley Council launches £8.9m Crisis and Resilience Fund to support residents Councillor Colin Smith, Leader of the Council, highlighted that the new funding model, introduced by the government, provides less financial support than the previous Household Support Fund,...
- Bromley Council to Review Council Tax Support Scheme Attendees will include Councillor Colin Smith (Leader of the Council), Councillor Kate Lymer (Deputy Leader and Portfolio Holder for Children, Education and Families), and other portfolio holders.
- Bromley Council Considers Options for Library Service Future Attendees included Councillor Colin Smith (Leader of the Council), Councillor Kate Lymer (Deputy Leader and Portfolio Holder for Children, Education and Families), Councillor Yvonne Bear (Portfolio...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Colin was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Urgent contract awarded for direct payment support
- Council to boost support for small businesses
- Bromley Council Faces £22m Funding Gap Due to Government Cuts and Rising Costs
- Bromley Council's Transformation Programme Achieves £50 Million in Savings
- Bromley Council Considers Lowering Empty Homes Premium Threshold to One Year