Councillor · Waltham Forest
Councillor Kizzy Gardiner
Labour and Co-operative Party
William Morris ward
Waltham Forest
- Portfolio Lead Member - Children and Young People, Cabinet
- Stories naming Kizzy
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 11
- Latest story
- 18 Jul 2026
In brief
Councillor Kizzy Gardiner approved a proposal to procure family support services via an open framework. The councillor also set school term dates for 2026-28. Councillor Gardiner presented a Labour Group motion highlighting the importance of play in children's development and announced the launch of the 'Together We Play' fund.
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Stories naming Councillor Kizzy Gardiner
- Council to Procure Family Support Services via Open Framework Councillor Kizzy Gardiner, Portfolio Lead Member for Children and Young People, approved the proposal, which seeks to improve the quality of family support and encourage competitive pricing from external providers. The framework agreement is scheduled to run from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2030.
- Waltham Forest Sets School Term Dates for 2026-28 The decision, made by Councillor Kizzy Gardiner, Portfolio Lead Member for Children and Young People, follows a consultation with schools and stakeholders between 2 June 2025 and 13 July 2025. The...
- Waltham Forest Aims to Scrap 'No Ball Games' Signs The Labour Group motion, presented by Councillor Kizzy Gardiner and Councillor Rosalind Doré, highlights the importance of play in children's development. The motion, available in the July 25...
- Waltham Forest Council Launches £50,000 'Together We Play' Fund to Support Community Play Activities The initiative was announced at the Council meeting on 17 July 2025, as part of a Labour Group motion on the importance of play. Councillors Kizzy Gardiner, Portfolio Lead Member - Children and...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Kizzy was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Waltham Forest Council Faces Scrutiny Over 'Lower-Traffic Neighbourhoods' Terminology and Strategy
- Waltham Forest Council Faces Questions on Visitor Permit Issues and Potential Resident Compensation
- Waltham Forest Council to Support Solar Panel Installation in Conservation Areas
- Waltham Forest Council Pledges Enhanced Safety for Muslim Community Following Islamophobic Attack
- Waltham Forest Council to Enhance Accessibility Following Resident Concerns