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's Adult Social Care Rated 'Good' by CQC, Praised for Technology and Efficiency Sutton's adult social care services have been rated 'Good' by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), a significant achievement for the borough's services which are facing rising demand and increasing complexity of needs.
- Sutton Children's Social Care Self-Assessment Approved, Highlights Areas for Improvement Sutton's People Committee has approved the borough's Children's Social Care Self-Assessment, a document that evaluates the quality and impact of services provided over the last financial year.
- Devonshire Primary School Admission Numbers Set to Reduce Councillor Gemma Munday, Chair of the People Committee, stated that the reduction is designed to be easily reversible should future housing or demographic trends require it. The process and...
- Sutton's SEND Services Face Priority Action Sutton's Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) services are set to receive priority action following a critical review by Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
- New Councillors Pledge Dedication to Sutton Residents Concerns were also raised about vulnerable residents and extreme temperatures, with Councillor Melody Thorpe inquiring about council actions. Councillor Gemma Munday outlined communications for...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Gemma was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Liberal Democrats Gain Carshalton Seat in By-Election; Sutton Council Acknowledges Outcome
- Sutton Council Rejects Motion to Restore Funding for Mill Green Repairs
- Sutton Council Addresses Rising Social Care Needs and Cost of Living Crisis, Calls for National Reform
- Sutton to Mark Parkinson's Awareness Day with Parkinson's UK