Councillor · Wandsworth
Councillor Will Sweet
Conservative
Nine Elms ward
Wandsworth
- Stories naming Will
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 15
- Latest story
- 9 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Will Sweet sought clarity on pedestrian safety with proposed traffic changes and questioned the timing of affordable housing contributions. The councillor also questioned a policy linking two separate applications and raised concerns about the evidence for new alcohol restrictions due to a low consultation response rate.
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Stories naming Councillor Will Sweet
- 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 three-stage crossing on Putney Bridge would make crossing more difficult and potentially unsafe. The current proposal to relocate...
- Wandsworth Council Approves New Mixed-Use Development on Beechcroft Road with Eight Homes and Community Space Councillor Will Sweet sought clarification on the timing of affordable housing contributions. The report states that the council's policy on affordable housing contributions, revised in March 2026,...
- Wandsworth Council Approves HMO Conversion with Conditions to Maintain Accommodation Levels Councillor Will Sweet questioned the policy, describing it as "a bit strange" to link two separate applications. Councillor Tony Belton expressed concern about the potential loss of HMOs if there...
- Wandsworth Council Approves New Alcohol Restrictions for Tooting, Clapham, and Putney Following Licensing Committee Meeting Some councillors raised concerns about the low response rate to the consultation. Councillor Will Sweet said:
From meetings they attended
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- Wandsworth Council to Mitigate 'Domino Impact' of Borough-Wide Transport Works
- Wandsworth Council faces £7.7m transport budget savings target due to funding cuts and London Plan mandates
- New e-bike fair use charter to tackle rider behaviour
- Battersea Park CPZ review finds 'significant improvement'
- Wandsworth Council Challenges London Plan Housing Targets and Policies