Councillor · Lambeth
Councillor Diogo Costa
Labour and Co-operative Party
Oval ward
Lambeth
- Stories naming Diogo
- 10
- Meetings we covered
- 19
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Diogo Costa expressed reservations about the removal of a late-stage viability review but supported a development scheme. The councillor inquired about the evidence of demand for hotel use in an area. Councillor Costa declared a non-pecuniary interest regarding an application where part of an estate sits in their ward and members of a community centre had been in touch. The councillor was a substitute member of the Pensions Committee.
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Stories naming Councillor Diogo Costa
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Wyvil Road development to add 69 homes Councillor Diogo Costa expressed reservations about the removal of the late-stage viability review but ultimately supported the scheme, influenced by resident representations and the increase in social rent units. He had previously supported the 68-86 Clapham Road development due to resident support, despite having...
- Lambeth Council Pensions Committee Delegates Annual Report Approval to Chair Despite these reservations, the committee resolved to note the draft Annual Report and delegate the approval of the final audited report and financial statements to the Chair. The resolution passed...
- St Mary's Nursing Home Expansion Approved in Streatham The Planning Applications Committee consists of seven councillors, including Councillor Joanne Simpson (Chair), Councillor Malcolm Clark (Vice-Chair), Councillor Scott Ainslie (Group Leader),...
- Temporary Bar Approved for Elizabeth House Site in Waterloo Attendees at the meeting included Councillor Olga FitzRoy, Councillor Alison Inglis-Jones (Food Poverty Champion), Councillor Joanne Simpson (Animal Welfare Champion), Councillor Malcolm Clark,...
- New Dwelling Planned for Normandy Road Other attendees at the Planning Applications Committee meeting included Councillor Alison Inglis-Jones (Food Poverty Champion), Councillor Joanne Simpson (Animal Welfare Champion), and Councillor...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Diogo was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Lambeth Elects First Green Mayor, Paul Valentine, Pledges Consensus and Arts Support
- Temporary 'Between the Bridges' event gets green light
- Dorchester Parade development approved with no affordable housing
- Lambeth council approves new housing on Leigham Court Road
- Brixton Station Road Development Approved Despite Heritage Concerns