Councillor · Barnet
Councillor Pauline Coakley Webb
Labour
Friern Barnet ward
Barnet
- Cabinet Member for Family Friendly Barnet
- Stories naming Pauline
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 15
- Latest story
- 21 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Pauline Coakley Webb presented a report highlighting the need for additional SEN spaces and stated that a modular build would be used by Maple Down Secondary School from September 2026. An opposition motion demanded the resignation of Councillor Pauline Coakley Webb. Councillor Pauline Coakley Webb was among the Cabinet members present when recommendations were agreed upon.
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Stories naming Councillor Pauline Coakley Webb
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Modular works to boost SEN provision Councillor Pauline Coakley Webb, Cabinet Member for Family Friendly Barnet, presented the report, highlighting the urgent need for additional SEN spaces. She stated that the modular build would initially be used by Maple Down Secondary School from September 2026, with Oakley School also occupying the facility the...
- Barnet Council Faces Resignation Calls Over Care Leaver Deaths Barnet Council is facing calls for the resignation of two of its leading members following the deaths of three young people with care experience. An opposition motion, debated at a Council meeting...
- Barnet Council Approves Budget Increase and Delegated Authority for Geron Way Waste Transfer Station Project The recommendations were agreed upon by the Cabinet members present, including Councillor Ross Houston, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Homes & Regeneration; Councillor Zahra Beg, Cabinet...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Pauline was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Barnet Council accepts all 18 recommendations from financial review
- £750k allocated for Barnet community projects
- Barnet Council forecasts £2.6m Q1 overspend due to rising demand and financial challenges
- Brent Cross Development: New Leases Secured for University Campus, Parks, and Retail Spaces
- Barnet Council to review parklet licensing following resident petition