Councillor · Southwark
Councillor Felicia Johnston
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- Meetings we covered
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- Latest story
- 21 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Felicia Johnston highlighted the absence of specific measures for the appeals process within the SEND reform plan and raised concerns about the commitments of health providers. The councillor questioned the sectors young people are interested in for work experience, noting significant interest in creative industries. Councillor Johnston also highlighted the trend of falling school rolls, referencing recent school closures and the lowest number of school applications received in Southwark last year.
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Stories naming Councillor Felicia Johnston
- Southwark councillors scrutinise SEND reform plan, questioning appeals and health provider involvement Councillor Felicia Johnston highlighted the absence of specific measures for the appeals process within the plan's stated ambitions, despite this being a crucial indicator of system effectiveness. Officers explained that the appeals process is viewed as a proxy for a system not working, and while not explicitly...
- Southwark Schools' Work Experience Practices Under Scrutiny for Fairness and Effectiveness Councillor Felicia Johnston questioned the sectors young people are interested in, noting that while STEM subjects are often promoted, there is significant interest in creative industries. The...
- Falling school rolls a concern for Southwark, prompting review of future school building use Councillor Felicia Johnston highlighted the trend, referencing the recent closures of Mary Magdalene and Charlotte Sharman primary schools. She noted that last year saw the lowest number of school...
From meetings they attended
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- Southwark Council urged to bolster youth employment and work experience
- Southwark Council to expand inclusion hubs in secondary schools as Part of SEND Reform
- Southwark Council Faces £102 Million Funding Gap Amidst Financial Scrutiny
- Southwark Council Invests £600,000 in Night Time Patrols to Enhance Community Safety
- Southwark Council Unveils Ambitious Plan to Combat High Child Poverty Rates