Councillor · Haringey
Councillor Luke Cawley-Harrison
Liberal Democrats
Crouch End ward
Haringey
- Leader of the Liberal Democrat Group
- Stories naming Luke
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 7
- Latest story
- 20 Mar 2026
In brief
Councillor Luke Cawley-Harrison attended meetings reviewing the Walking and Cycling Action Plan update and the Climate Change Action Plan update. The councillor also attended a meeting discussing the quarterly budget monitoring report, the Corporate Delivery Plan, and the licensing policy.
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Stories naming Councillor Luke Cawley-Harrison
- Haringey Reviews Walking and Cycling Action Plan The meeting was attended by Councillors Makbule Gunes (Chair of the Children and Young People's Scrutiny Panel), Liam Carroll, Luke Cawley-Harrison (Leader of the Opposition), Eldridge Culverwell, George Dunstall (Chair of Pensions Committee), Mark Grosskopf, and Sue Jameson (Mayor), as well as Fola Irikefe.
- Haringey Updates Licensing Policy, Prepares for Martyn's Law The panel's review took place at a meeting on Monday, 15 September 2025, where Councillors Makbule Gunes, Liam Carroll, Luke Cawley-Harrison, Eldridge Culverwell, George Dunstall, and Sue Jameson...
- Haringey Council Scrutiny Panel Reviews Climate Change Action Plan Update The meeting, held at George Meehan House, saw the attendance of Councillors Makbule Gunes (Chair), Liam Carroll, Luke Cawley-Harrison, Eldridge Culverwell, George Dunstall, Mark Grosskopf and Sue...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Luke was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Microsoft deal worth £5.4m approved for continuity
- Haringey Council Officially Backs 'Together Alliance' Campaign Against Extremism
- Haringey Council to Appoint Poverty Commissioner to Tackle Borough's Inequality
- Haringey Council Approves Budget with 2.99% Council Tax Rise and 2% Adult Social Care Precept
- Haringey Council Reports 26% Carbon Emission Reduction, But Falls Short of Net Zero Targets