Former councillor · Bexley
Richard Diment
- Cabinet Member for Neighbourhoods
- Stories naming Richard
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 7
- Latest story
- 18 Apr 2026
In brief
Councillor Richard Diment highlighted the inclusion of green infrastructure and the importance of parks, open spaces, and allotments in the new Asset Management Strategy. He made a plea for residents to make more effective use of recycling facilities to save money on incineration costs. The councillor declared himself a "committed bibliophile" and recognised the evolving role of libraries. He raised concerns, based on resident feedback, about the lack of enforcement of road traffic law.
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Stories naming Richard Diment
- Bexley Council Approves New Asset Management Strategy for 2025-2029 Councillor Richard Diment, Cabinet Member for Neighbourhoods, highlighted the inclusion of green infrastructure and the importance of parks, open spaces, and allotments, as well as the role of the borough's 20 car parks in supporting the local economy.
- Bexley Police to Address Road Traffic Law Enforcement Issues Raised at Transport Committee Meeting Inspector Leah Macdonald from the Bexley, Greenwich and Lewisham Safer Transport Team was invited to the meeting to discuss new issues affecting the borough and answer questions from the...
- Bexley Council Faces £2.1M Overspend, Launches Transformation Plan to Address Financial Challenges Councillor Richard Diment, Cabinet Member for Neighbourhoods, made a plea for residents to make more effective use of recycling facilities to save money on incineration costs. He stated that "If...
- Bexley Libraries Aim to be 'Dynamic Hubs' in New 5-Year Strategy Councillor Diment, Cabinet Member for Neighbourhoods, declared himself a "committed bibliophile" and recognised the evolving role of libraries in the digital age. He celebrated Bexley's approach to...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Richard was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Youth safety concerns rise in Bexley, with younger residents reporting higher insecurity
- Bexley Council Approves 2026-2030 Community Safety Strategy Focused on Crime Reduction and Reassurance
- Bexley Council faces questions over unexplained drop in domestic abuse repeat incidents
- Bexley Council Leader Expresses Dismay Over £10 Million Loss in GLA Funding Since 2017
- Bexley's recycling rates improve, bucking London-wide decline