Former councillor · Lambeth
Fred Cowell
- Cabinet Member for Digital, Data and Resident Experience
- Stories naming Fred
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 6
- Latest story
- 1 Mar 2026
In brief
Councillor Fred Cowell noted a positive trend in temporary accommodation, describing it as the "biggest source of financial pressure on the council". He highlighted that 79% of all indicators were met in quarter four and stated the online methodology for park food ratings is "more likely to be a more robust measure". The councillor also stated that the objective is not 100% digital, and there will be provision for complex cases. He added that the council is aiming to bring all centres currently approved by Capita in house. Councillor Cowell questioned whether the council's policy in relation to KIBAs and affordable workspaces is in line with current market trends.
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Stories naming Fred Cowell
- Lambeth Assesses Progress on Lambeth 2030 Plan The Outcomes Framework Performance Q1 202526 report indicated that 72% of targets were met in the first quarter of the year. Councillor Fred Cowell, Cabinet Member for Digital, Data and Resident Experience (job-share), noted a positive trend in temporary accommodation, which he described as the "biggest source of...
- Lambeth Recycling Rates Improve and Domestic Abuse Referrals Increase, According to Quarterly Performance Report Lambeth Council has reported improvements in recycling rates and domestic abuse referrals, according to the Quarterly Performance and Business Planning Report: Q4 2024/2025 presented at a recent...
- Lambeth to Insource Call Centre, Outsource Debt Recovery Recognising that some residents may not be digitally included, the council has emphasised that a call centre operation will remain in place for all services. Councillor Cowell stated, The objective...
- Lambeth Growth Plan Approved Amidst Green Party Criticism Councillor Ben Kind criticised the Green Party's record on blocking progress in other areas, while Councillor Fred Cowell questioned whether the council's policy in relation to KIBAs (Key...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Fred was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Lambeth Council Faces £60.5M Overspend Driven by Housing Costs; Future Savings of £84M Needed
- Lambeth Council Faces £84M Savings Target Amid Funding Concerns and £60.5M Overspend
- Lambeth Approves New Homes Hexagon Project with 50% Affordable Housing
- Lambeth Council Debates Supreme Court Ruling on Sex and Gender, Reaffirms Commitment to LGBTQ+ Inclusion
- Lambeth Considers Extending Car-Free Days Across the Borough