Councillor · Lambeth
Councillor David Ford
Labour
Vauxhall ward
Lambeth
- Stories naming David
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 10
- Latest story
- 23 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor David Ford noted receiving an email stating an inbox was temporarily closed and not monitored, and that an inquiry he submitted had not yet been responded to. He recommended approval for Citadel Place, acknowledging daylight loss but weighing it against social rent units. He also supported the Clapham Road co-living plan, noting site improvement and community engagement. Concerns raised by Councillor David Ford regarding past noise issues were addressed by officers.
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Stories naming Councillor David Ford
- Housing Ombudsman flags persistent issues with Lambeth Council Councillor David Ford also noted receiving an email on October 6th stating the inbox was "temporarily closed and is not being monitored" and that residents were receiving the same response through the portal. He also mentioned putting in an inquiry on October 13th that had not yet been responded to. Ms Sharpe stated...
- Citadel Place: 529 homes approved despite daylight concerns Ward councillor Jacqueline Bond expressed support for the affordable housing provision, while councillors David Ford, Viktor Westerdahl, and John Simpson also recommended approval, acknowledging...
- Clapham Road co-living plan gets green light Concerns regarding the lack of affordable housing were addressed by the applicant's offer of a £1.4 million upfront contribution. Officers deemed this a better outcome than relying on an uncertain...
- Colourscape Festival approved for Clapham Common Concerns raised by Councillor David Ford regarding past noise issues were addressed by officers, who confirmed there had been no such complaints. The event concludes at 5 pm daily, and music is...
From meetings they attended
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- Lambeth Council Approves Revised Members' Allowances Scheme to Boost Diversity
- Mayor Names Bureau of Silly Ideas and Gallery 198 as Chosen Charities
- Lambeth Council Establishes New Finance and Budget Scrutiny Committee
- Lambeth Council Approves £250m for Adult Social Care and Other Key Services
- Lambeth Council Meeting Adjourned Due to Governance Concerns