Councillor · Barking and Dagenham
Cllr Ingrid Robinson
- Deputy Chair of Personnel Board and Labour Group Chair
- Stories naming Ingrid
- 9
- Meetings we covered
- 19
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Ingrid Robinson raised concerns about parking provision for a new development and asked about communication regarding the BD Money service. The councillor also highlighted the need for accessible information for residents who are not online, suggesting traditional communication methods. In relation to the British West India Regiment, the councillor moved a motion and spoke about the historical contributions of those who served. The councillor also spoke in support of Zane's Law on contaminated land and asked about householder applications in relation to planning reform.
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Stories naming Cllr Ingrid Robinson
- Council acknowledges British West India Regiment Councillor Ingrid Robinson, who moved the motion, highlighted the importance of including all who served, regardless of race or background, in national remembrance. "Our black and brown children must be made aware that their ancestors fought for Britain," she stated, emphasising the need for equality in recognition...
- Council to support Zane's Law on contaminated land Councillor Ingrid Robinson also spoke in support, emphasizing the importance of confidence in dealing with contaminated land, particularly in the context of increasing housing development. She...
- Barking Riverside £12M Thames Access Plan Approved Councillor Ingrid Robinson raised concerns about residents contributing to footpath maintenance through service charges. Carpin clarified that a resident-led community interest company has been...
- Planning Reform: Council Supports Streamlined Process Cllr Ingrid Robinson asked about householder applications and whether residents would lose the ability to object. Coughlan responded that these applications would likely fall within Tier A and...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Ingrid was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Barking & Dagenham tops nation for planning application speed
- Queen Mary University to open new dental school and healthcare facility at Maritime House in Barking
- Barking and Dagenham Council Rebuilds Tenant Engagement Structures Amidst Regulator Inspection Preparations
- Barking and Dagenham Council Confirms Progress on London Plan Housing Targets for Older People's Housing
- Supported housing review aims to optimise existing stock