Councillor · Sutton
Councillor Isabel Araujo
Liberal Democrat
Carshalton Central ward
Sutton
- Vice-Chair, Environment and Sustainable Transport Committee
- Stories naming Isabel
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 14
- Latest story
- 9 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Isabel Araujo spoke of her pride in being an immigrant and a British citizen, saying that Sutton is stronger because of its diversity. The councillor was part of a Sub-Committee that decided to revoke a premises licence.
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Stories naming Councillor Isabel Araujo
- Sutton Council Urges Home Secretary to Support Community Cohesion The council noted that Sutton is a diverse and welcoming community that has welcomed people fleeing persecution, including those from Afghanistan, Ukraine, and Hong Kong. Councillor Isabel Araujo spoke of her pride in being an immigrant and a British citizen, saying that Sutton is stronger because of its diversity.
- Sutton Council Revokes Licence for Restaurant Employing Illegal Workers However, the Sub-Committee, consisting of Councillor Trish Fivey (Chair), Councillor Isabel Araujo and Councillor Wendy Clark, decided to revoke the premises licence. The Sub-Committee stated that:
- Sutton Restaurant Faces Licence Revocation Over Illegal Workers The Licensing Sub-Committee, consisting of Councillor Trish Fivey (Chair: Licensing Committee), Councillor Isabel Araujo ( Vice Chair: Environment and Sustainable Transport Committee; Vice Chair:...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Isabel was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Sutton Council Approves New Five-Year Tree Maintenance Contract Amid Budgetary Challenges
- Sutton Council to investigate zebra crossing on St Barnabas Road due to safety concerns
- Sutton Council Defers Water Play Area Decision Due to Financial Concerns
- Sutton Council to launch new social housing provider
- New Councillors Pledge Dedication to Sutton Residents