Councillor · Wandsworth
Councillor Ethan Brooks
- Cabinet Member for Environment
- Stories naming Ethan
- 11
- Meetings we covered
- 17
- Latest story
- 14 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Brooks stated that scrapping free bulky waste collections would allow for investment in street cleaning and jet washing. He acknowledged issues at the Smuggler's Way waste station and assured resident concerns would be a priority in future contracts. The councillor confirmed that the area around Clapham Junction would receive special attention for street cleaning. He expressed concern about trees lost due to a watering contract and stated that volunteers were crucial in watering trees during the drought.
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Stories naming Councillor Ethan Brooks
- Wandsworth Council Scraps Free Bulky Waste Collections to Fund Street Cleaning However, Councillor Brooks, the Cabinet Member for the Environment, countered that the council faces a significant budget gap due to reduced government grant funding. He disputed the link between free bulky waste collections and a reduction in fly-tipping, citing an increase in the total tonnage of fly-tipped waste...
- Smuggler's Way waste station odour and noise to be tackled with new measures During a meeting of the Environment Overview and Scrutiny Committee on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, Councillor Paul White highlighted the ongoing problems in his ward, St. Mary's. In response,...
- Clapham Junction to receive enhanced street cleaning services The commitment was made during a meeting of the Environment Overview and Scrutiny Committee on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, where Councillor Brooks, the Cabinet Member for the Environment,...
- Wandsworth council to review tree watering contract Councillor Brooks, the Cabinet Member for the Environment, acknowledged that "possibly something's gone wrong with the watering contract." He stated that a clearer picture of how many trees have...
- Wandsworth Council to Enhance Park Resilience Against Hotter Summers with Drought-Tolerant Plants and Improved Management Wandsworth Council is set to implement measures to enhance the resilience of its parks and green spaces against increasingly hotter and drier summers. Councillor Ethan Brooks, Cabinet Member for...
From meetings they attended
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