Councillor · Merton
Stephen Alambritis MBE
Labour Party
Ravensbury ward
Merton
- Cabinet Member for Finance, Growth and Corporate Services
- Stories naming Stephen
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 13
- Latest story
- 25 Sep 2026
In brief
Councillor Stephen Alambritis MBE was present at a meeting discussing potential London-wide funding cuts. The councillor acknowledged significant pressures on council services due to supporting businesses and vulnerable residents. A public question was posed to the councillor regarding council spending on Amazon. The councillor was part of the Pensions Committee that reviewed the fund's administration performance.
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Stories naming Stephen Alambritis MBE
- Merton Council Warns of £700m London-Wide Funding Cut Due to Fair Funding Review 2.0 Council Leader Ross Garrod and Cabinet Member for Finance and Corporate Services Stephen Alambritis MBE were present at the meeting, where the potential impact of these funding changes was a key point of discussion.
- Merton Council Spent £52K on Amazon in 2024/25 The figure was revealed in response to a public question posed to Councillor Stephen Alambritis MBE, Cabinet Member for Finance and Corporate Services, at the Council meeting on 9 July 2025. The...
- Merton Pension Fund Underperforms Benchmark, Loses £8.1M in Quarter The Pensions Committee, which includes Stephen Alambritis MBE (Cabinet Member for Finance and Corporate Services), Laxmi Attawar, John Braithwaite, Emma Price, Roger Kershaw and Nemashe Sivayogan,...
- Merton to Tender New 14-Year Parks Maintenance Contract The Cabinet also reviewed the Financial Outturn Report 2024/25, noting an overall unfavorable outturn of £2.521 million, or 1.2% of the general fund budget. Councillor Stephen Alambritis MBE,...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Stephen was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Morden Town Centre Regeneration Plans Advance with New Civic Hub Vision
- Merton Council Adopts Corporate Landlord Model for Property Management
- Merton Council Approves £250 Million for New Homes Programme
- Merton Council Approves £92k Variation for Bulky Waste Collection Contract
- Merton Council buys 125 homes for homeless