Former councillor · Lewisham
Will Cooper
- Cabinet Member for Better Homes, Neighbourhoods and Homelessness
- Stories naming Will
- 7
- Meetings we covered
- 14
- Latest story
- 10 Jul 2026
In brief
Councillor Will Cooper presented proposed changes to housing policies to create more efficient decision-making. The councillor highlighted the importance of new housing ICT systems for improving services and stated that a substantial portion of the budget is allocated to housing over the next five years. The councillor also expressed strong support for a new SEN unit at Deptford Park Primary School and described the leasing of 35 flats as another innovative step to reduce reliance on nightly paid accommodation.
Written automatically from the paragraphs of 7 stories that name Will. It reports what those stories say and nothing else. Editorial policy
Stories naming Will Cooper
- Lewisham Council Health and Safety Committee Reschedules Meetings to 6:30 PM The meeting where the decision was made had a quorum of three councillors present at its commencement, with a fourth expected shortly. Ultimately, seven councillors attended: Councillor Navaratnam-Blair (Chair), Councillor McKenna (Vice-Chair), Councillor Aden, Councillor Cooper-Stubbs, Councillor Pauline Dall,...
- Lewisham Council Approves New Housing ICT Systems for Repairs and Refugee Services Councillor Will Cooper, Cabinet Member for Better Homes, Neighbourhoods and Homelessness, highlighted the importance of these procurements in improving housing services, ensuring repairs and works...
- Lewisham Council Approves 2026/27 Budget with Housing Investment and Tax Cap A substantial portion of the budget, over £600 million, is allocated to housing over the next five years. This investment will focus on building new council homes, tackling damp and mould in...
- Lewisham to invest £600m in new council homes over five years Councillor Will Cooper, Cabinet Member for Better Homes, Neighbourhoods and Homelessness, highlighted the budget's reflection of the council's commitment to social housing. He stated that £148.7...
- New SEN unit to open at Deptford Park Primary Councillor Will Cooper, whose ward includes Deptford Park Primary School, expressed strong support for the proposal. He noted the positive impact of similar provisions and the importance of...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Will was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Lewisham Approves £1.1M Waste Transfer Station Contract for Cleaner Streets
- Lewisham Council Appointments Committee to Consider New Housing Director and Exclusion of Press
- Lewisham to Change Bulky Waste Disposal Service
- Lewisham to Transfer Playing Fields to Bonus Pastor School
- Lewisham Extends NHS Health Checks Contract