Councillor · Havering
Councillor Graham Day
The Reform UK Group
Mawneys ward
Havering
- Cabinet Member for Adults and Health Care
- Stories naming Graham
- 5
- Meetings we covered
- 7
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Graham Day highlighted that the extension of care contracts would provide crucial stability for residents and staff. He also emphasised the importance of the Better Care Fund in supporting key priorities such as hospital discharge and re-enablement, stating "We are going to try and get enablement a very high priority." He also mentioned the aim to prevent falls in elderly residents.
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Stories naming Councillor Graham Day
- Havering Council Extends Care Contracts with Care-Away Limited for Two Years Councillor Graham Day, Cabinet Member for Adults and Health Care, highlighted that the extension would provide crucial stability for residents and staff, maintaining the continuity of care and avoiding the risks associated with a new procurement process. He noted that procurement alone can take up to 18 months,...
- Havering Council Explores 'Invest to Save' Initiatives for Social Care Costs Councillor Gillian Ford, Leader of the Opposition, questioned Councillor Graham Day, Cabinet Member for Adults and Health Care, about "invest to save" initiatives aimed at lowering social care...
- Havering Council Approves £40.9 Million Better Care Fund for Resident Independence Councillor Graham Day, Cabinet Member for Adults and Health Care, highlighted the BCF's role in supporting key priorities such as hospital discharge, re-enablement, domiciliary care, and assistive...
- Havering Council Elects New Leader and Cabinet Members Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Finance: Sue Benjamin Adults and Health Care: Graham Day Children: Kevin Guild Customer Services: Sean McMahon Highways: Alex Sibley Housing Allocation: Martin...
- Reform UK takes control: New Mayor & Leader elected in Havering Sue Benjamin (Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Finance) Graham Day (Adults and Health Care) Kevin Guild (Children) Sean McMahon (Customer Services) Alex Sibley (Highways) Martin Lardner...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Graham was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Havering Council Approves New 30-Month Timetable for Local Plan Development
- Havering Councillor Questions Funding for Street Tree Replacement
- Councillor seeks clarity on pavement repair programme
- Progress on Gidea Park Library respite housing update
- Havering Council Urged to Detail Weather Mitigation Measures