Councillor · Wandsworth
Councillor Robert Morritt
Conservative
Thamesfield ward
Wandsworth
- Leader of the Council
- Stories naming Robert
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 7
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Robert Morritt apologised for housing service failures and pledged improvements. The councillor stated that the council's housing stock is ageing and finding it difficult to meet current standards. Councillor Morritt also defended a proposed council tax increase, stating it was a consequence of government funding cuts and the financial condition left by the prior administration. Councillor Morritt was elected Leader of Wandsworth Council.
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Stories naming Councillor Robert Morritt
- Wandsworth Council Leader Apologizes for Housing Service Failures, Pledges Improvements Wandsworth Council's leader has apologised to tenants and leaseholders for the "level of service" they have received in recent years, acknowledging significant failures within the borough's housing stock. Councillor Robert Morritt stated that the council's housing stock is ageing and finding it increasingly...
- Wandsworth Council Proposes 94% Council Tax Hike Amidst £215 Million Budget Deficit Councillor Robert Morritt, Leader of the Council, defended the administration's stance, emphasizing that the proposed increase is a direct consequence of these severe government funding cuts and...
- Robert Morritt Elected Leader of Wandsworth Council Councillor Robert Morritt has been elected as the new Leader of Wandsworth Council, securing victory over Councillor Simon Hogg by a vote of 30 to 26 at a council meeting held on Wednesday, July...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Robert was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Wandsworth Council forms new committee to address Hammersmith Bridge issues and seek government funding
- Wandsworth Council Adopts New Planning Regulations Mandating Officer-Led Decisions
- Seven Former Wandsworth Councillors to be Honoured as Honorary Aldermen
- Wandsworth Council to end Borough of Sanctuary programme and disband Migration Board
- Wandsworth Council to consult on Council Tax Reduction changes