Former councillor · Lambeth
Marcia Cameron
Labour
Brixton Rush Common ward
Lambeth
Former councillor
- Cabinet Member for Economic Inclusion
- Stories naming Marcia
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 8
- Latest story
- 1 Mar 2026
In brief
Councillor Marcia Cameron, Cabinet Member for Economic Inclusion, stated that billions of pounds were stripped from the government. The councillor highlighted the importance of skills and employment as key drivers of growth and the council's engagement with residents through employment skills and advice services. The councillor attended a meeting.
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Stories naming Marcia Cameron
- Lambeth Council to Decide on Excluding Public from Director Interviews Attendees of the meeting include Councillor Matthew Bryant (Deputy Group Leader), Councillor Marcia Cameron (Cabinet Member for Economic Inclusion), Councillor Judith Cavanagh (Deputy Cabinet Member for Finance), Councillor Claire Holland (Leader of the Council), and Councillor Nanda Manley-Browne (Cabinet Member...
- Lambeth Council Faces £84M Savings Target Amid Funding Concerns and £60.5M Overspend Councillor Marcia Cameron, Cabinet Member for Economic Inclusion, stated that billions of pounds were stripped from the government, leaving the Labour government twangling around to find the money...
- Lambeth Growth Plan Approved Amidst Green Party Criticism Councillor Marcia Cameron, Cabinet Member for Economic Inclusion, highlighted the importance of skills and employment as key drivers of growth and the council's engagement with residents through...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Marcia was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Lambeth Assesses Progress on Lambeth 2030 Plan
- Lambeth Council to Appoint Corporate Directors Via Ringfenced Process
- Lambeth Council Faces £60.5M Overspend Driven by Housing Costs; Future Savings of £84M Needed
- Lambeth Recycling Rates Improve and Domestic Abuse Referrals Increase, According to Quarterly Performance Report
- Lambeth Approves New Homes Hexagon Project with 50% Affordable Housing