Councillor · Wandsworth
Councillor Toby Hopkins
Labour
South Balham ward
Wandsworth
- Stories naming Toby
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 7
- Latest story
- 26 Sep 2026
In brief
Councillor Hopkins stated that removing cycle lanes makes the road much less safe for people cycling and would not bring much benefit for motor vehicle traffic. The councillor also questioned the applicant on proposed hours and the impact on residents. Councillor Hopkins sought assurances on the tender process prioritizing resident benefit.
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Stories naming Councillor Toby Hopkins
- New e-bike fair use charter to tackle rider behaviour Councillor Hopkins sought assurances on the tender process prioritizing resident benefit. The Cabinet Member confirmed that the tender process is comprehensive, evaluating "all elements" rather than focusing solely on financial gain, thus ensuring resident benefit is a key consideration.
- Putney High Street traffic changes spark safety concerns Councillor Will Sweet sought clarity on pedestrian safety with the proposed relocation of the crossing. Councillor Jenny Yates expressed significant concerns, arguing that reverting to a...
- Brickwood Coffee & Bread Granted Alcohol Licence with Conditions After Resident Concerns Councillor Toby Hopkins questioned the applicant on the proposed hours and the impact on residents. Benjen noted that alcohol sales currently account for approximately 5.5% of revenue at their...
From meetings they attended
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- Wandsworth Council Faces £84m Funding Cut, Warns of 'Difficult Choices' Amidst Housing Demands
- Wandsworth Council to launch EV charging cable channel grant scheme
- Wandsworth to Welcome New Car Club Providers Following Zipcar Withdrawal
- Tooting store's late-night alcohol bid refused
- Brewery licence granted despite noise fears