Councillor · Southwark
Councillor Graham Neale
- Chair, Environment Scrutiny Commission
- Vice-Chair, Environment, Community Safety and Engagement Scrutiny Commission
- Stories naming Graham
- 12
- Meetings we covered
- 11
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Graham Neale suggested incorporating recommendations from the sustainable freight review into the Riverside Strategy, referencing the potential of river transport. He also highlighted that the council's response on vehicle footway crossovers did not sufficiently address detailed concerns. The councillor sought clarification on how success is measured in climate adaptation and resilience efforts, requesting more specific targets. An amendment proposed by Councillor Graham Neale regarding member allowances was put to a vote and lost.
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Stories naming Councillor Graham Neale
- Southwark Council Responds to Biodiversity Scrutiny Review The Environment, Community Safety and Engagement Scrutiny Commission met on 16 July 2025 to discuss the cabinet's response to the Biodiversity Scrutiny Review, along with other matters such as a customer experience plan and Streets for People zoning consultation. Attendees included Councillor Esme Hicks, Councillor...
- Southwark Backs London-Wide Tourist Tax The motion, initially put forward by Councillor Graham Neale, was amended to remove a call for a pilot voluntary tourist contribution scheme in Southwark. Instead, the council has resolved to...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Graham was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Southwark Council's Lower Road Cycleway Phase 1 Permanently Implemented Amidst Funding Uncertainty for Phase 2
- Southwark Councillors Scrutinize Lower Road Project's Congestion and Bus Delays Despite Cycling Boost
- Southwark Council's Lower Road Project faces scrutiny over funding, consultation, and design changes
- Southwark Council Faces £102 Million Funding Gap Amidst Financial Scrutiny
- Southwark Council Invests £600,000 in Night Time Patrols to Enhance Community Safety