Councillor · Richmond upon Thames
Councillor John Coombs
- Spokesperson for Arts and Culture
- Stories naming John
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 15
- Latest story
- 21 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor John Coombs supported the application for Heatham House Family Hub and nursery, noting the respectful treatment of the building and environmental benefits. The councillor seconded a motion of thanks to the retiring Mayor and Mayoress. The councillor expressed impressment with the achievements of the 'Culture Richmond' strategy, particularly the establishment of the peer network. Councillor Coombs highlighted that a TPO does not stop applications for work, only requires council permission, and noted Whitton has a deficit of trees.
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Stories naming Councillor John Coombs
- Heatham House Family Hub and nursery plans get green light Councillor Piers Allen, Chair of the Adult Social Services, Health and Housing Services Committee, spoke in support, highlighting the importance of the Family Hub programme and the lack of alternative viable sites. Councillor John Coombs, Spokesperson for Arts and Culture, also supported the application, noting the...
- Richmond Council Appoints New Leader and Deputy Leaders Councillor Gareth Roberts proposed a vote of thanks to the retiring Mayor and Mayoress, Councillor Penelope Frost and her consort. Councillor John Coombs, Vice-chair of the Planning Committee and...
- Richmond Council Approves Next Phase of 'Culture Richmond' Strategy, Boosting Funding and Focus Areas Councillor John Coombs, Spokesperson for Arts, expressed his impressment with the achievements to date, particularly the establishment of the peer network. Tim Coram, Arts Service Manager,...
- Richmond TPO Confirmed for Oak Tree on Nelson Road Councillor Coombs noted that a TPO doesn't stop applications for work, it just requires council permission. He also highlighted that Whitton has a deficit of trees, and the council is trying very...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings John was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Richmond Allotment Rents to Rise for Out-of-Borough Residents
- Sir Vince Cable Nominated for Honorary Freeman of Richmond
- Richmond Faces Largest Grant Loss in London
- Richmond Planning Committee Approves New Home on Vicarage Road Despite Parking Concerns, Restricting Future Resident Parking Permits
- Richmond's Change Programme Audit Reveals Control Weaknesses