Councillor · Richmond upon Thames
Councillor Nancy Baldwin
- Mayor of the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
- Vice-Chair, Finance, Policy and Resources Committee
- Stories naming Nancy
- 7
- Meetings we covered
- 15
- Latest story
- 21 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Nancy Baldwin was elected as Mayor of Richmond Council. The councillor praised the Healthy Schools Programme and asked about its reach. The councillor suggested a targeted approach to reach low-income families for diabetes prevention. The councillor raised a question regarding the use of AA-rated entities versus AAA-rated entities for investments. The councillor expressed pleasure at the inclusion of young carers' voices in the carers' charter. The councillor raised concerns about the potential for fraud related to the use of fleet vehicles.
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Stories naming Councillor Nancy Baldwin
- Councillor Nancy Baldwin Re-elected as Richmond Council Mayor, Matthew Wherry Appointed Deputy Mayor Councillor Nancy Baldwin has been elected as the new Mayor of Richmond Council, with Councillor Matthew Wherry appointed as Deputy Mayor. The appointments were confirmed at the Council meeting held on Tuesday, 19 May 2026.
- Richmond's Healthy Schools Programme Featured in New Film 'It Takes a Village' Councillor Nancy Baldwin praised the film's vibrant presentation and asked about the programme's reach. Buchan confirmed that the programme offers a universal range of trainings and awards, with...
- Diabetes Prevention Efforts in Richmond Show Mixed Results Despite Targeted Initiatives Councillor Nancy Baldwin suggested a targeted approach to reach low-income families, proposing a notification in council tax bills. "We could help identify where those low income families are and...
- Richmond Council Updates Treasury Management Strategy Amid Falling Interest Rates Councillor Nancy Baldwin raised a question regarding the use of AA-rated entities versus AAA-rated entities for investments. Merry clarified that the council has always accepted a range of credit...
- New carers' charter to be adopted by council Councillor Nancy Baldwin, who seconded the motion, expressed particular pleasure at the inclusion of young carers' voices, stating, "The thing that I was most pleased about though was the inclusion...
From meetings they attended
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