Councillor · Southwark
Councillor Reginald Popoola
Green
Rye Lane ward
Southwark
- Executive Member for Council Homes
- Stories naming Reginald
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 12
- Latest story
- 14 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Reginald Popoola presented the council's response to housing scrutiny recommendations. The councillor stated that the overhaul of the Housing Allocations Scheme was necessary due to intensified housing pressures, increased homelessness, and the need for greater transparency and regulatory compliance. The councillor seconded a motion to divest the Southwark Pension Fund from companies linked to conflict and genocide.
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Stories naming Councillor Reginald Popoola
- Southwark Accepts Most Housing Scrutiny Recommendations Councillor Reginald Popoola, Executive Member for Council Homes, presented the council's response, highlighting the acceptance of recommendations aimed at strengthening relationships with housing associations, improving oversight of major works, and ensuring residents have a more significant voice in departmental...
- Southwark Housing Allocations Scheme overhauled Councillor Reginald Popoola, Executive Member for Council Homes, stated that the overhaul was necessary due to intensified housing pressures, increased homelessness, and the need for greater...
- Southwark Council to Divest Pension Fund from Companies Linked to Conflict, Genocide The council is responding to concerns raised by residents and international organisations regarding humanitarian crises and human rights. The motion, proposed by Councillor Margy Newens, Deputy...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Reginald was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- 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
- New Special School for 56 Pupils Approved by Southwark Council
- Southwark Council Faces £102 Million Funding Gap Amidst Financial Scrutiny