Councillor · Islington
Councillor Fin Craig
- Chair of Children & Young People Scrutiny Committee
- Chair, Grievance Committee
- Stories naming Fin
- 7
- Meetings we covered
- 13
- Latest story
- 3 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Fin Craig presented an update on the implementation of recommendations from a review of the children's workforce. The councillor stated that the feasibility of restoring housing allocation for key workers is being investigated. The councillor highlighted the importance of a "happy, committed workforce" for children's services. The councillor acknowledged strong school results while emphasizing the need to address persistent gaps. The councillor seconded a motion highlighting the benefits of extended paternity leave. The councillor moved a recommendation to note an urgent key decision. The councillor noted that changes to the constitution were discussed and agreed upon by a cross-party working group. The councillor formally moved a resolution to approve a councillor's non-attendance at meetings.
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Stories naming Councillor Fin Craig
- Islington Council Updates Constitution: Meeting Times Changed Councillor Craig noted that the changes were discussed and agreed upon by a cross-party working group. Councillor Ilkay Cinko-Oner stated that she would abstain from the vote because she felt that the changes did not do enough to engage the public in meetings.
- Islington Considers Extending Councillor's Leave Due to Ill Health The council is expected to vote on the resolution, formally moved by Councillor Craig, to approve Councillor Khondoker's non-attendance at meetings until the end of the municipal year. If approved,...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Fin was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Islington Working Partnership Exceeds Job Placement Target, Helping 7,000 Residents into Employment
- Islington Council Scrutiny Committee Selects 'Sense of Place' as Overarching Topic
- Ray Crescent Park pavilion budget soars to £2.1m, councillors question 'exceptionally high' costs
- Islington Council backs judicial review of Mayor's housing plans
- Islington Council supports Holloway Women's Building proposal