Councillor · Sutton
Councillor Nick Mattey
- Deputy Leader of the Labour Coop and Independent Group
- Vice-Chair, Audit and Governance Committee
- Stories naming Nick
- 8
- Meetings we covered
- 9
- Latest story
- 9 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Nick Mattey inquired about prioritizing a zebra crossing proposal for a future scheme. He proposed an amendment regarding neighbourhood governance and questioned the funding of initiatives. The councillor also argued that proportional representation was not a "cure-all" and raised concerns about campaign tactics. He criticised a motion for being "detached from reality" and highlighted concerns about business partnerships contributing to CO2 emissions. The councillor moved an amendment seeking equal recognition and resources for opposition groups and presented data on councillor allowances. He asked about measures to calculate greenhouse gas emissions from an incinerator and how extended contracts are compatible with climate ambitions. The councillor raised concerns about waste management, recycling rates, and breaches of environmental permits.
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Stories naming Councillor Nick Mattey
- Sutton Council to investigate zebra crossing on St Barnabas Road due to safety concerns During the meeting, Councillor Christopher Woolmer, Chair of the Environment and Sustainable Transport Committee, thanked Ms Underhill Redpath for presenting the case. Councillor Nick Mattey inquired about the possibility of giving the proposal high priority for the 2027 to 2028 HIP scheme. Officers responded...
- New Councillors Pledge Dedication to Sutton Residents However, the implementation of the 'strong executive model' has also raised questions. An amendment proposed by Councillor Nick Mattey and seconded by Councillor Dave Tchil sought a more detailed...
- Sutton Council Votes to Back Electoral Reform, Advocating for Proportional Representation An amendment proposed by Councillor Nick Mattey and seconded by Councillor Dave Tchil, which argued that PR is not a "cure-all" and raised concerns about campaign tactics, was debated but...
- Sutton renews commitment to Fairtrade While an amendment was proposed, the original motion was carried. Councillor Nick Mattey, in his amendment, criticised the motion for being "detached from reality" and highlighted concerns about...
- Opposition Amendment for Equal Resources on Sutton Council Defeated An opposition amendment seeking to ensure equal recognition and resources for both opposition groups on Sutton Council has been defeated. The amendment, moved by Councillor Nick Mattey and seconded...
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