The council meeting addressed several key issues, including the implementation of LGBT+ inclusive education, housing pressures, and local transportation improvements. The session was marked by a significant consensus on promoting inclusive education, discussions on housing solutions, and debates on transportation policies.

1. LGBT+ Inclusive Education: The council unanimously agreed to support government guidance on LGBT+ inclusive relationships and sex education. The discussion highlighted the importance of inclusivity and the need to update educational policies to reflect current societal values. This decision aims to foster a more accepting and supportive environment for all students, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity.

2. Housing Pressures: The council discussed the ongoing housing crisis, focusing on the lack of affordable housing and the impact of external factors such as asylum seekers and refugees on local housing availability. While there was acknowledgment of the issue, solutions focused on sustaining current arrangements rather than new initiatives. The implications of this decision suggest a continued strain on local housing resources without a significant strategic shift to address the root causes of the housing shortage.

3. Transportation Improvements: The meeting covered the introduction of the Superloop bus service and potential extensions of the DLR to Belvedere. The council expressed a desire to improve public transport connectivity, which is crucial for economic development and easing traffic congestion. The decision to advocate for these improvements reflects a proactive approach to transportation planning in the borough.

Interestingly, the meeting also included a moment of unity where the council members from different political backgrounds came together to support the motion on LGBT+ inclusive education, highlighting a progressive shift in council attitudes towards inclusivity and diversity.