Councillor · Southwark
Councillor Rebecca Corn
- Executive Member for Education and Care
- Vice-Chair, Camberwell Neighbourhood Community Meeting
- Chair, Executive (Livesey Trust) Committee
- Vice-Chair, Walworth Neighbourhood Community Meeting
- Stories naming Rebecca
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 4
- Latest story
- 14 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Rebecca Corn highlighted the importance of a new special school facility, stating it has been designed to "foster a sense of identity and belonging". The councillor announced the approval of a grant for dementia support and stated that referrals to The Nest youth mental health service will reopen as soon as possible. The councillor also stated that it was "vital people with dementia and their families get the support they need" when confirming the reversal of a decision on a dementia adviser service.
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Stories naming Councillor Rebecca Corn
- New Special School for 56 Pupils Approved by Southwark Council Councillor Rebecca Corn, Executive Member for Education and Care, highlighted the importance of the new facility, stating that it has been designed to "foster a sense of identity and belonging" for children with SEMH needs. The bespoke design includes therapy spaces, sensory rooms, and areas for children to...
- Southwark Council Reverses Decision on Dementia Adviser Service The decision to save the service was confirmed during a Council Assembly meeting on Wednesday, September 23, 2026. The council's Executive Member for Education and Care, Councillor Rebecca Corn,...
- Alzheimer's Society secures £656k grant for dementia support Councillor Rebecca Corn, the Executive Member for Education and Care, announced the approval of the four-year grant, totalling £164,000 per year. This funding aims to offer vital support to...
- Southwark Council to protect vital youth mental health service The Nest Councillor Rebecca Corn, Executive Member for Education and Care, announced that referrals to The Nest will reopen as soon as possible, and without any unnecessary delay. A Gateway 2 report is...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Rebecca was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Southwark Accepts Most Housing Scrutiny Recommendations
- Southwark's Climate Action Plan: Emissions Up 10% in Key Area
- Keyworker Housing Boost for Rotherhithe and Cherry Gardens
- Southwark Council to Split Highways Contracts for Better Value
- Southwark Council Faces £102 Million Funding Gap Amidst Financial Scrutiny