Catherine Boyd

Cabinet - Wednesday, 15th October, 2025 5.30 p.m.

The Cabinet of Tower Hamlets Council met on Wednesday 15 October 2025, with Mayor Lutfur Rahman presiding. Key decisions included the approval of the submission of the Draft New Local Plan for examination, the recommissioning of contracts for film location management and children and young people's supported housing, and the adoption of the Safeguarding Adults Board Strategy 2025-30. The Cabinet also reviewed performance reports and noted progress on the Reduction and Recycling Plan.

King George's Field Charity Board - Wednesday, 6th November, 2024 6.00 p.m.

The King George's Field Charity Board met on Wednesday 06 November 2024 to approve the audited accounts and annual report for the 2022/23 financial year, and to consider proposed investment programmes for sports facilities. The Board also discussed updates on lease arrangements for the charity's retail and rental units.

King George's Field Charity Board - Wednesday, 29th May, 2024 5.30 p.m.

The King George's Field Charity Board met on Wednesday, 29 May 2024, to discuss financial updates, review fees and charges, and consider lease arrangements. Key decisions included approving increased hire charges for the Art and Ecology Pavilions and the Stepney Green astroturf facility, and noting updates on various commercial leases.

Cabinet - Thursday, 16th May, 2024 4.00 p.m.

The Cabinet of Tower Hamlets Council met on Thursday 16 May 2024 to discuss a range of significant issues, including the council's ongoing transformation journey, its medium-term financial strategy, and improvements to homelessness services. Key decisions made included the approval of the Annual Delivery Plan for 2024/25, the adoption of the Housing with Care Strategy 2024-2034, and the release of additional revenue for homelessness services.

Cabinet - Wednesday, 31st January, 2024 5.30 p.m.

The Cabinet meeting on Wednesday, 31 January 2024, focused heavily on the council's budget for the upcoming financial year and the medium-term financial strategy. A key decision was the approval of a 4.99% council tax increase, comprising a 2.99% rise for general services and a 2% precept for adult social care, with measures in place to protect lower-income households. The Cabinet also approved significant investments in various services, including £5 million for waste management, and outlined plans for new electric vehicle charging points and the regeneration of the Harriott, Apsley & Pattison Houses estate.