Councillor · Wandsworth
Councillor Nick Austin
- Cabinet Member for Transport
- Stories naming Nick
- 8
- Meetings we covered
- 10
- Latest story
- 14 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Nick Austin confirmed officers are considering the "domino impact" of transport works and bridge closures. The councillor detailed the council's financial strain due to London Plan housing demands and reduced government funding. The councillor stated that changes to the Battersea Park CPZ have discouraged commuter parking and ensured spaces for residents. The councillor also confirmed measures to attract car club operators, including waiving fees and reducing administrative requirements. The councillor presented a petition against reducing Putney Pool's length.
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Stories naming Councillor Nick Austin
- Wandsworth Council to launch EV charging cable channel grant scheme Councillor Jenny Yates had previously highlighted the scheme at a Transport Overview and Scrutiny Committee meeting, noting cross-party support but also a delay in its implementation. Councillor Nick Austin, Cabinet Member for Transport, clarified that the scheme was not classified as urgent and its introduction was...
- Wandsworth to Welcome New Car Club Providers Following Zipcar Withdrawal Councillor Nick Austin, Cabinet Member for Transport, confirmed that measures have been put in place to attract alternative car club operators. These include waiving operator fees until at least...
- Putney Pool Retention Petition Presented to Wandsworth Council Councillor Nick Austin presented the petition, highlighting the residents' protest against any proposal to reduce the pool's length to 25 metres.
From meetings they attended
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- Emmeline Owens Elected New Mayor of Wandsworth
- Wandsworth Council Secures 200 New Council Homes at Battersea Development
- Wandsworth Boosts Food Waste Collection by 170%
- Wandsworth Council to Increase Rents by 2.7% and Non-Residential Charges by 2.2%
- Wandsworth Council Motion on Crime and Housing Fails Amidst Heated Debate