Former councillor · Islington
Ernestas Jegorovas-Armstrong
Green Party
Highbury ward
Islington
Former councillor
- Stories naming Ernestas
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 12
- Latest story
- 16 Apr 2026
In brief
Councillor Ernestas Jegorovas-Armstrong inquired about funding for additional greening and its associated annual revenue cost. The councillor also reviewed a report including a proposed fee increase and voiced support for expanding the selective licensing scheme.
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Stories naming Ernestas Jegorovas-Armstrong
- Islington Council's Corporate Performance Shows Mixed Results in Q3 2025-26 Councillor Ernestas Jegorovas-Armstrong had inquired about the funding for the 1.5 hectares of additional greening and the associated annual revenue cost of £700,000. The response confirmed that no additional budget pressure was anticipated, with resources to be reallocated within the department.
- Islington Council to Increase Building Control Charges to Address Budget Shortfall Councillor Nick Wayne, Chair of Corporate Resources and Economy Scrutiny Committee, and other committee members including Councillor Jilani Chowdhury, Councillor Joseph Croft, Councillor Hannah...
- Islington Council to Debate Support for Private Renters Councillor Ernestas Jegorovas-Armstrong, from the opposition group, also voiced support for the motion, emphasising the need to expand the selective licensing scheme. The selective licensing scheme...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Ernestas was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Resident challenges Islington's EV charging partnership with TotalEnergies over sustainability concerns
- Islington Council Updates Constitution: Meeting Times Changed
- Islington to Maintain Council Tax Support Despite Inflation
- Islington Council Approves Council Tax Support Scheme for 2026/27
- Councillor questions Islington's use of facial recognition technology