Former councillor · Lambeth
Martin Bailey
- Chair of Pensions Committee
- Chair, Pensions Committee
- Stories naming Martin
- 9
- Meetings we covered
- 12
- Latest story
- 29 Apr 2026
In brief
The councillor chaired the Pensions Committee when it resolved to delegate the approval of the final audited report and financial statements to the Chair. The councillor asked about measures to ensure a trial delivers benefits for residents. The councillor expressed support for an application but raised concerns about a company's commitment to the London Living Wage and urged the committee to include an informative encouraging the operator to work towards living wage accreditation.
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Stories naming Martin Bailey
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Lambeth Pension Fund's Fossil Fuel Investments Total £6 Million Amidst Underperformance and Risk Mitigation Efforts The Pensions Committee, chaired by Councillor Martin Bailey, reviewed the Lambeth Pension Fund Risk Register and proposed additional actions to mitigate risk. The Pensions Committee is commissioning a third-party governance review of the fund to assess the effectiveness of the Pensions Board and Committee, the...
- New Flats Proposed in Kennington Industrial Area The committee was scheduled to hear from Councillors Joanne Simpson, Malcolm Clark, Scott Ainslie, Martin Bailey, Diogo Costa, Saleha Jaffer and Emma Nye.
- Shipping Containers Proposed for Archbishop's Park The committee members present at the meeting included Councillor Joanne Simpson, Councillor Malcolm Clark, Councillor Scott Ainslie, Councillor Martin Bailey, Councillor Diogo Costa, Councillor...
- Albert Embankment Student Housing Faces Heritage Concerns Councillor Joanne Simpson (Animal Welfare Champion) chaired the Planning Applications Committee meeting, which also included Councillors Malcolm Clark, Scott Ainslie (Group Leader), Martin Bailey...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Martin was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Kennington Community Centre to be Refurbished with New Homes
- Lambeth Pension Fund to Review Governance, Actuarial Assumptions, and Investment Performance
- Lambeth Council to Address Pension Gender Gap, Opt-Outs
- Lambeth Council Debates Supreme Court Ruling on Sex and Gender, Reaffirms Commitment to LGBTQ+ Inclusion
- Lambeth Considers Extending Car-Free Days Across the Borough