Former councillor · Lewisham
Stephen Penfold
- Chair, Housing Select Committee
- Stories naming Stephen
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 14
- Latest story
- 22 Mar 2026
In brief
Councillor Stephen Penfold commented on the addition of risk assessment history to the corporate risk register, stating it provides greater insight into trends and would help the committee identify areas where the council may not be paying enough attention. The councillor inquired about potential cost increases for lines remaining functional after the PSTN switch-off deadline. Councillor Stephen Penfold was part of Planning Committee A and chaired the Housing Select Committee.
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Stories naming Stephen Penfold
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Lewisham Council Assesses Key Risks in Corporate Risk Register Update Councillor Stephen Penfold commented on the addition of the risk assessment history, calling it "exceptionally healthy" and noting it provides greater insight into trends. He said it would help the committee identify areas where the council may not be paying enough attention or where there is significant concern or...
- Skehans Freehouse Terrace Gets Retrospective Approval The Planning Committee A included Councillors Peter Bernards (Chair), John Paschoud, Liz Johnston-Franklin, Hilary Moore, Stephen Penfold, James Royston, Luke Warner, and Hau-Yu Tam.
- Lewisham Council Faces Budget Challenges and PSTN Switch-Off Risks Another area of concern was the PSTN switch-off, scheduled for December 2025. Councillor Stephen Penfold inquired about potential cost increases for lines that remain functional after the deadline....
- Lewisham Council to Review Housing Allocation Policy The Housing Select Committee, including Councillor Stephen Penfold (Chair) and Councillor Dawn Atkinson (Vice-Chair), will also discuss priorities for the 2025-26 municipal year and agree on a work...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Stephen was listed at. The stories do not name them.
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