Councillor · Sutton
Councillor Gemma Munday
- Chair of the People Committee
- Stories naming Gemma
- 7
- Meetings we covered
- 14
- Latest story
- 7 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Gemma Munday stated that the reduction in admission numbers at Devonshire Primary School is designed to be easily reversible. The councillor outlined communications for keeping homes cool and the availability of "cool spaces" and explained the council's plan to co-produce national SEND reforms with parents and young people. Councillor Munday highlighted the importance of regional efforts in reforming children's care services, stating that Sutton Council is ambitious for its children and families and prioritises keeping families together.
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Stories naming Councillor Gemma Munday
- Sutton Council Joins London-Wide Initiative to Reform Children's Care Services Councillor Gemma Munday, Chair of the People Committee, highlighted the importance of these regional efforts. "Sutton Council is ambitious for its children and families and prioritises keeping families together," she said. "When a child must enter Local Authority care, the Council acts as the 'Corporate Parent'...
- Police Update: Ward Panels Offer Residents a Voice The meeting was chaired by Councillor Patrick Ogbonna, with Councillor Colin Stears as Vice Chair. Other councillors in attendance included Councillor Paul Cole, Councillor Bobby Dean, Councillor...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Gemma was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Sutton Council to Review Business Improvement District
- Sutton Council Spent £100k on Unusable Toilet
- Citizens Advice Sutton Offers Advice Services to Hackbridge, St Helier, and The Wrythe Residents
- Sutton Children's Services Rated 'Good' by Ofsted, Action Plan Implemented for Areas of Improvement
- Sutton Faces £10.6m Deficit in Special Needs Funding, Implements Management Plan