Councillor · Barking and Dagenham
Cllr Dorothy Akwaboah
Labour Party
Alibon ward
Barking and Dagenham
- Chair of Audit & Risk Committee and Labour Group Treasurer
- Stories naming Dorothy
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 20
- Latest story
- 9 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Dorothy Akwaboah questioned the basis for adjusting accommodation types, stressing the need for decisions to be driven by need and demand. The councillor supported comments that another councillor was party to all decisions taken. Councillor Dorothy Akwaboah raised questions about the criteria for selecting placements and how the council would manage potential cost overruns during construction.
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Stories naming Cllr Dorothy Akwaboah
- Barking and Dagenham Council Confirms Progress on London Plan Housing Targets for Older People's Housing Councillor Dorothy Akwaboah questioned the basis for adjusting accommodation types, stressing the need for decisions to be driven by need and demand. Councillor Worby responded that flexibility and adapting existing stock were key, alongside ensuring a diverse range of provision. To determine this need and demand,...
- Supported housing review aims to optimise existing stock Discussions also touched upon the importance of adapting existing stock and ensuring a diverse range of provision to cater to residents throughout their lives. Councillor Dorothy Akwaboah...
- Barking & Dagenham Reviews Treasury Management Strategy Cllr Dorothy Akwaboah supported Cllr Twomey's comments, noting that Cllr Quadri was party to all the decisions that were taken.
- Council to Build Specialist Children's Homes Locally During the meeting, Councillor Dorothy Akwaboah raised questions about the criteria for selecting the 16 placements and how the council would manage potential cost overruns during construction....
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Dorothy was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Golf course land to be sold for affordable homes
- Barking and Dagenham Council Rent Collection Misses Target Amidst Universal Credit Migration Concerns
- Council Tax Collection Decreases in Barking and Dagenham Due to Increased Charges for Low-Income Households
- Council approves dementia care expansion
- New £4.8m fund to help low-income households