Councillor · Greenwich
Councillor Luke Warren
Conservative
Mottingham, Coldharbour and New Eltham ward
Greenwich
- Deputy Leader of the Conservative Group
- Stories naming Luke
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 4
- Latest story
- 22 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Luke Warren expressed concern over the council's commitments in the Corporate Plan and how they could be reconciled with financial challenges. The councillor proposed a motion highlighting the importance of local shopping centres and the need for investment. Councillor Luke Warren was named Deputy Leader of the Conservative Group.
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Stories naming Councillor Luke Warren
- Greenwich Council faces £118m budget gap by 2030 Councillor Luke Warren, Deputy Leader of the Conservative Group, expressed concern over the council's 'extensive commitments in the Corporate Plan' and how they could be reconciled with the identified financial challenges. The Corporate Plan outlines seven themes with 19 priority outcomes, including commitments...
- Council backs plan to boost local shopping parades and town centres Councillor Luke Warren, who proposed the motion, highlighted the importance of these local centres for community life and the need for investment beyond major town centres. He stated that many...
- New opposition leader appointed for Greenwich Conservatives Councillor Charlie Davis has been appointed as the new leader of the Conservative opposition group for Greenwich Council, with Councillor Luke Warren named as his deputy. The appointments were...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Luke was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Greenwich Council approves homes at Millennium Village as part of Corporate Plan
- Greenwich Council adopts Corporate Plan and 2050 vision
- Greenwich Council Rejects Bid to Protect Planning Oversight Amidst New Government Regulations
- Greenwich Council Approves Treasury and Capital Mid-Year Reports Amidst Fiscal Prudence
- Greenwich councillors debate climate change resilience