Lambeth Council Democracy

We are currently looking for volunteers to sit on Education Admission Appeal Panels!

We need people like you to sit on school admission appeal panels, these panels ensure an independent, fair hearing for parents who are not satisfied with the school place offered to their child.

If you’re aged 18 or older and can spare a few days a year and want to support your community we would like to hear from you.
You will be contacted by Democratic Services when we need to put an appeal panel together and you can choose to serve as a panelist as few or many times as you like. Admission appeals can take place anytime during the year but they generally occur in May/June/July and September. All appeal hearings take place during the day on weekdays.

The Section also deals with reviews of decisions to exclude pupils from schools. These can take place at any time. We are also looking for people willing to serve on these bodies. If interested please also get in contact with us.
Full training is provided for new members of the panel with refresher training held regularly. Training will be held in late March or early April 2023 and out of pocket expenses are also paid. For an information pack contact democratic Services at Lambeth Council via email [email protected] or telephone 020 7926 2170. To be considered for panels in 2023 you will need to contact us by 20 January 2023.

Tonight at 7.00pm, the Licensing Sub-Committee will meet to review two Licensing Applications for Brixx Bar & Grill, Coldharbour Ward, and IBEX Venue Restaurant and Hall, Stockwell Ward.

You can read the agenda with detailed plans, or find a link to watch the meeting here: https://bit.ly/3FMqq0j

If you are new to Microsoft Teams, clicking the above link, please follow the instructions to watch on the web. On doing so, you can join our live event anonymously.

We encourage people to use Social Media and we normally tweet from most Council meetings. To get involved you can tweet us .

Agenda for Licensing Sub-Committee on Tuesday 30 November 2021, 7.00 pm | Lambeth Council you can help fight this by getting vaccinated and doing regular rapid tests. Vaccine walk-in clinics are open to people 16+ across the borough. Free rapid tests are available all over Lambeth.

Tonight at 7.00pm, the Licensing Sub-Committee will be meeting to review an application for a Premises License, to authorise the sale of alcohol for consumption on the premises of Impact Brixton, 17A Electric Lane, Coldharbour ward.

You can read the full agenda with detailed plans here: https://bit.ly/3lusWjk and to watch the meeting live via Microsoft Team – please click: https://bit.ly/2XC2H2o

If you are new to Microsoft Teams, clicking the above link, please follow the instructions to watch on the web. On doing so, you can join our live event anonymously.

We encourage people to use Social Media and we normally tweet from most Council meetings. To get involved you can tweet us .

The agenda has been published for Lambeth Council's Planning Applications Committee meeting on 14 September.

You can find the agenda and link to watch the meeting here https://bit.ly/3ta9TON

You may speak in relation to planning applications and other applications that are to be decided by the Committee. Up to three supporters (including applicants), three objectors and the Ward Members can make representations to the meeting at the Committee’s discretion for a maximum of two minutes each.

If you would like to make representation, please contact the clerk (details on the front page of the agenda) or [email protected] by 12 noon on Monday 13 September.

We are seeking an Education Appeals Panel Member. This is a great way to get involved in the local community and gain significant experience in the sector. Please see the article posted in Love Lambeth for details about the role and how to get in touch https://bit.ly/3iCdfGT

Tonight at 7 Lambeth Council's meeting of the Council will take place in the Town Hall for the first time since the pandemic. The public is encouraged to watch the meeting online. You can read the agenda and find a link to watch the meeting here: https://bit.ly/3roYBFu

The Council will hear the following:

- Questions from Councillors
- Corporate Committee Annual Report 2020/21
- Overview and Scrutiny Annual Report 2020/21

Agenda has been published for Lambeth Council's Planning Applications Committee on 27 July at 7pm. Members will discuss the deferred item of a metal recycling site in West Norwood. Find the agenda and link to watch the meeting here: https://bit.ly/3igYHe2

You may speak in relation to planning applications and other applications that are to be decided by the Committee. Up to three supporters (including applicants), three objectors and the Ward Members can make representations to the meeting at the Committee’s discretion for a maximum of two minutes each.
If you would like to make representation, please contact the clerk (details on the front page of the agenda) or [email protected].

You must register your wish to make representations on any application by 12 noon on the last working day before the meeting. You are encouraged to participate online and should supply a written statement (approximately 300 words) outlining the points you wish to make to the committee. The written statement
when read aloud must not take more than two minutes. If you are not able to participate online, public access can be made available for limited numbers, however, due to continuing Covid-19 precautions, you should inform Democratic Services as soon as possible and before the deadline.

For further information please contact Democratic Services as soon as possible by telephoning 020 7926 2170 or emailing [email protected].

On 13 July 2021 at 7 pm is Lambeth Council's meeting of the Planning Applications Committee.

The committee will meet to discuss the development of a metal recycling site in West Norwood.

You can read the agenda and find a link to watch the live meeting here: https://bit.ly/3wbmIrS

You may speak in relation to planning applications and other applications that are to be decided by the Committee. Up to three supporters (including applicants), three objectors and the Ward Members can make representations to the meeting at the Committee’s discretion for a maximum of two minutes each.
If you would like to make representation, please contact the clerk (details on the front page of the agenda) or [email protected].

You must register your wish to make representations on any application by 12 noon on the last working day before the meeting. You are encouraged to participate online and should supply a written statement (approximately 300 words) outlining the points you wish to make to the committee. The written statement
when read aloud must not take more than two minutes. If you are unable to participate online, strictly limited public access can be made available, however, due to continuing Covid-19 precautions, you should inform Democratic Services as soon as possible and before the deadline.

For further information please contact Democratic Services as soon as possible by emailing [email protected].

For more info see twitter.com/lbldemocracy

Lambeth Council's Planning Applications Committee will meet on 29 June at 7pm. They will hear a pre-application for the demolition of the site 'Homebase' in Streatham Vale Ward, the development of new housing and office space in Knight's Hill Ward and a partial refurbishment, extension, and demolition in Bishop's Ward. You can read the agenda and find a link to join the meeting here: https://bit.ly/3gvfL0i

Can I make representations at PAC meetings?

You may speak in relation to planning applications and other applications that are to be decided by the Committee. Up to three supporters (including applicants), three objectors and the Ward Members can make representations to the meeting at the Committee’s discretion for a maximum of two minutes each.
If you would like to make representation, please contact the clerk (details on the front page of the agenda) or [email protected].

You must register your wish to make representations on any application by 12 noon on the last working day before the meeting. You are encouraged to participate online and should supply a written statement (approximately 300 words) outlining the points you wish to make to the committee. The written statement when read aloud must not take more than two minutes. If you are unable to participate online, strictly limited public access can be made available, however, due to continuing Covid-19 precautions, you should inform Democratic Services as soon as possible and before the deadline.

For further information please contact Democratic Services as soon as possible by telephoning 020 7926 2170 or emailing [email protected].

For more information see twitter.com/lbldemocracy

Agenda for Planning Applications Committee on Tuesday 29 June 2021, 7.00 pm | Lambeth Council It's still really important to get tested every week, even if you don't have symptoms. Free rapid tests are available all over Lambeth. Get tested.

Tonight at 7 there will be a meeting of the Licensing Sub-Committee, to hear an application for a review of a premises license of a bar in Clapham, and a time limited premises license for an event on Streatham Common.

You can read the full agenda with detailed plans, and find instructions for watching the meeting live here: https://bit.ly/3pC1NNl

The committee will meet in person but due to covid-19 precautions members of the public are still able to join the meeting online. You do not need Microsoft Teams or an account to do this - when prompted you can select to 'Watch on the web instead'.

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