Councillor · Brent
Councillor Gwen Grahl
- Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Finance & Resources
- Cabinet Member for Children's Services, Education & Employment, Cabinet
- Chair, Corporate Parenting Committee
- Stories naming Gwen
- 17
- Meetings we covered
- 16
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Gwen Grahl acknowledged a forecast £9 million General Fund overspend, highlighting pressures on local government services. She stated that Brent Labour's manifesto committed them to greater transparency over pension fund investments and consideration of how the UN Genocide Convention can be reflected in the investment framework. The councillor presented the treasury management outturn report, highlighting the council's commitment to investing in the borough while managing finances responsibly. She noted improvements in accessibility, including enhanced interpretation and translation services, and the expansion of community-led projects.
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Stories naming Councillor Gwen Grahl
- Brent Council faces £9m budget overspend Councillor Gwen Grahl, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Finance & Resources, acknowledged the challenging financial position. "The forecast £9 million General Fund overspend reflects significant pressures on local government services," she stated, highlighting the substantial overspend within Housing Needs and...
- Brent Council urged to divest pension funds from companies linked to alleged Israeli actions Councillor Gwen Grahl, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Finance and Resources, acknowledged the suffering in Gaza and the West Bank. She stated that Brent Labour's manifesto committed them to...
- Brent council notes treasury management outturn Councillor Gwen Grahl, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Finance and Resources, presented the report, highlighting the council's commitment to investing in the borough while managing its...
- Brent council highlights EDI progress Councillor Gwen Grahl, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Finance and Resources, noted improvements in accessibility, including enhanced interpretation and translation services, and the expansion...
- Phoenix Arch special school to expand The expansion is part of Brent's wider SEND capital programme, aiming to address the shortage of specialist placements. Councillor Gwen Grahl, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Finance and...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Gwen was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Brent Health Board notes £1.3m overspend on Better Care Fund
- Brent Council Prioritizes Children's Health and 'Best Start in Life' Initiative
- Brent Council to consider youth health strategy
- Brent Health Matters review suggests rebranding to 'Brent People Matter'
- Bridge Park regeneration: Leisure centre first, community building second