Former councillor · Kingston upon Thames
Patrick Hall
- Chair of Pension Fund Panel
- Stories naming Patrick
- 8
- Meetings we covered
- 15
- Latest story
- 30 Jan 2026
In brief
The councillor chaired a panel that agreed on the procedure for a SEND transport appeal hearing. The councillor also said that the council first introduced an ethical investment strategy in 2018 and that this was constantly reviewed. The councillor voiced reservations about a decision on Rowlls Road parking removal, stating that the numbers in the report were not substantiated and that the decision was being made on a very small response from the area. The councillor requested a written update on the McLeod Remedy before the next meeting in September.
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Stories naming Patrick Hall
- Kingston Pension Fund Reports Negative Returns for the Quarter Tom Taylor, Head of Pensions Administration, presented updates on pension administration performance and projects. The Pension Administration Performance Update showed a reduction in outstanding processes and overdue cases. Taylor stated that the aim is to eradicate the backlog by the end of July. He also provided...
- Kingston Pension Fund Addresses Audit Control Deficiencies Councillor Patrick Hall, Chair of Pension Fund Panel, requested a written update on the McLeod Remedy matter before the next meeting in September.
- Kingston Pension Fund Faces Software Delay for McLeod Remedy Councillor Patrick Hall, Chair of Pension Fund Panel, requested a written update on the McLeod Remedy before the next meeting in September. This reflects the panel's concern about the potential...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Patrick was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Councillor Apologises for Code of Conduct Breach
- Kingston Plans Transport Upgrades: Cycleways, Safer Streets
- Kingston Committee Approves Funding for Youth Mentoring Programs and Catalyst Grants
- Kingston Council Approves Acquisition of 55 Cambridge Road Estate Properties and Adjustments to Capital Budgets Amidst Forecasted Overspend
- Kingston Council Awards Security Guarding Contract to Named Bidder