Councillor · Croydon
Councillor Rym Daoud
Labour
West Thornton ward
Croydon
- Stories naming Rym
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 4
- Latest story
- 21 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Rym Daoud noted that black and mixed children are more likely to be stopped in search and questioned how the partnership intends to address this disproportionality. The councillor highlighted that a significant number of referrals to Family Hubs were related to cost of living issues. Councillor Daoud questioned the discrepancy between the dashboard's 'amber' rating for children in care and a comment stating performance was meeting targets.
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Stories naming Councillor Rym Daoud
- Croydon Youth Justice Plan lacks detailed Stop and Search data for children The plan acknowledges an increase in stop and searches of children by 36%, rising from approximately 930 to 1,262 incidents. Councillor Rym Daoud noted that "black and mixed children are more likely to be stopped in search and that the service continues to see an over-representation of black and mixed males." She...
- Family Hubs show progress in early development, but gaps remain Councillor Rym Daoud highlighted that a significant number of referrals to Family Hubs were related to cost of living issues, indicating broader financial hardship. Out of 292 referrals, 106 were...
- Croydon Council faces persistent delays in EHCP issuance despite new assessment team Councillor Rym Daoud questioned the discrepancy between the dashboard's 'amber' rating for children in care and a comment stating performance was meeting targets. It was explained that monthly...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Rym was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Croydon Council Intensifies Enforcement Against Fly-Tipping and Abandoned Vehicles
- Croydon Scrutiny Committee to Examine Tree Mapping and Environmental Initiatives
- Mayor Perry Outlines Priorities for Cleaner Streets and Safer Neighbourhoods
- Opposition Pledges to Hold Croydon Mayor to Account on Re-election Priorities
- Councillor Mohamed Islam appointed new Civic Mayor of Croydon Council