Former councillor · Westminster
Ryan Jude
- Cabinet Member - Climate, Ecology, Culture and Air Quality
- Stories naming Ryan
- 7
- Meetings we covered
- 10
- Latest story
- 22 Nov 2025
In brief
Councillor Ryan Jude, Cabinet Member for Climate, Ecology, Culture and Air Quality, acknowledged the stress a heating project is causing residents and emphasised the need to address the aging heating system. He praised the climate implications of a housing repairs plan, noting work done on almost 1000 housing units in the last three years. Councillor Jude seconded a motion acknowledging the rise in far-right activity and hate incidents. He raised questions about potential conflicts of interest and the management of minimum energy efficiency standards for properties in a temporary housing investment plan. Councillor Jude asked how discussions on embedding in the retrofit policy have progressed for a redevelopment project.
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Stories naming Ryan Jude
- Huguenot House Redevelopment Approved Despite Resident Concerns Councillor Ryan Jude, Cabinet Member - Climate, Ecology, Culture and Air Quality, asked how discussions on embedding in the retrofit policy have progressed. Gerald Almeroth responded that developers were asked to find the best solution for the site within the parameters set, while also looking at climate production...
- Westminster Pension Fund to Divest £398M from Baillie Gifford, Reinvest in Passive Global Equity The Pension Fund Committee Agenda for the 17 July 2025 meeting includes this disinvestment as a key item for discussion. Councillors Robert Eagleton (Deputy Cabinet Member - Housing), Ed Pitt Ford,...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Ryan was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Westminster Plans £150k Spend to Tackle North Paddington Violence
- Westminster to Revamp Waste Contract with Focus on Social Value
- Westminster Council Streamlines London Squares Preservation Act Enforcement by Delegating Authority to Committees
- Cavendish Square Gardens Set for £42M Redevelopment
- Westminster Extends Leisure Contract with Everyone Active, Addresses Air Conditioning Concerns