Councillor · Richmond upon Thames
Councillor Julia Cambridge
Liberal Democrat Party
East Sheen ward
Richmond upon Thames
- Chair of Education and Children's Services Committee
- Chair, Education and Children's Services Committee
- Stories naming Julia
- 8
- Meetings we covered
- 9
- Latest story
- 12 Sep 2026
In brief
Councillor Julia Cambridge noted financial pressures contributing to a SEND deficit. The councillor also noted the "spectacular kind of credibility" of pupil results. Councillor Cambridge opposed a late-night refreshment license application, citing concerns about noise, littering, and potential disorder.
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Stories naming Councillor Julia Cambridge
- Richmond Children's Services Face £1.4m Overspend Driven by High-Cost Placements Children's services in Richmond upon Thames are facing a projected overspend of £1.456 million for the current financial year, with the Dedicated Schools Grant (DSG) forecast to overspend by £10.677 million.
- Richmond safeguarding partnership prioritizes teen suicide and online harm prevention Richmond upon Thames' safeguarding partnership is intensifying its efforts to combat rising rates of teen suicides and online harm, as highlighted in a recent Education and Children's Services Committee meeting.
- Statutory complaints in children's services surge by 73% Statutory complaints lodged with Richmond's children's services have surged by 73% in the last year, according to a report presented to the Education and Children's Services Committee.
- Richmond Council to investigate decline in school arts education Richmond upon Thames' Education and Children's Services Committee has agreed to investigate a reported decline in arts education within the borough's schools, with a "deep dive" into the issue scheduled for the February meeting.
- Richmond SEND provision faces £10.6m deficit amid reform challenges and rising costs Councillor Julia Cambridge, Chair of the committee, noted the financial pressures. The Department for Education has frozen grant funding for SEND at cash levels, meaning Richmond is receiving the...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Julia was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Richmond Council Appoints New Leader and Deputy Leaders
- Councillor Nancy Baldwin Re-elected as Richmond Council Mayor, Matthew Wherry Appointed Deputy Mayor
- Richmond's Post-16 Education Offer Deemed 'Suitable and Sufficient'
- Children's Services Budget Approved for Three Boroughs
- Richmond's Attainment Gap for Disadvantaged Pupils Widens Despite Overall High Achievement