Councillor · Lambeth
Councillor Natalie Kane
Green
Brixton Acre Lane ward
Lambeth
- Deputy Leader (Inclusion, Democracy and Culture
- Stories naming Natalie
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 8
- Latest story
- 22 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Natalie Kane clarified that issues raised regarding parking permits and the planning portal related to different systems, not the IEG4 platform. She stated that allowances help enable people with caring responsibilities, disabilities, or from working-class backgrounds to serve as councillors.
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Stories naming Councillor Natalie Kane
- Lambeth Council to Overhaul Digital Services Following Scrutiny Review Concerns were raised by Councillor Matthew Bryant regarding the adequacy of the existing IEG4 platform, citing issues with parking permits and the planning portal. However, Councillor Natalie Kane, Deputy Leader for Inclusion, Democracy and Culture, clarified that these specific issues related to different systems...
- Lambeth Council Committee Approves Recommendations to Enhance Digital Service Resident Experience During the discussion on the IEG4 digital customer platform, concerns were raised by Councillor Matthew Bryant regarding inadequate service provision, citing issues with parking permits and the...
- Lambeth Council Approves Revised Members' Allowances Scheme to Boost Diversity The revised scheme was passed after amendments proposed by the Labour and Green Groups were carried. Councillor Natalie Kane, speaking for the Labour Group, emphasized the importance of allowances...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Natalie was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Lambeth Council Faces £9.3 Million Overspend in Q1 Financial Performance
- Savings schemes at risk of delivery
- Lambeth Council to Generate Income from EV Charging Network with £2.6 Million Investment
- Adult social care demand drives costs
- Lambeth Council Faces £11m Overspend Amidst Significant Financial Pressures