Mrs. Rosemary Birchall - Councillor for Wandsworth (Wandsworth Common)

Councillor Mrs. Rosemary Birchall

Conservative Wandsworth Common Deputy Mayor of Wandsworth

Email: cllr.r.birchall@wandsworth.gov.uk

Council: Wandsworth

Council Profile: View on council website

Committees: Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education (Member) Council (Deputy Mayor) Licensing Sub-Committee (Opposition Speaker) Children's Committee (Member) Licensing Committee (Opposition Speaker)

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Licensing Sub-Committee

Agenda

The Licensing Sub-Committee decided to grant Shell UK Oil Products Limited's application to vary the premises licence for Shell Little Waitrose Battersea at 326 Queenstown Road. The variation will allow the sale of alcohol for consumption off the premises for 24 hours each day, subject to a number of conditions.

February 26, 2025
Council

Agenda

The council approved the Housing Revenue Account (HRA) Budget and Rent Setting 2025/26 and a number of amendments to the Council's Standing Orders, following the walkout of all Conservative Councillors after the refusal of a motion to bring forward a debate on the possible closure of Bradstow School. The council also noted a number of supplementary items.

February 05, 2025
Licensing Sub-Committee

Agenda

The meeting was scheduled to include a discussion about an application for a new premises licence for Brickwood Coffee & Bread at 11-13 Hildreth Street in Balham.

January 29, 2025
Licensing Committee

Agenda

The Licensing Committee of Wandsworth Council met to consider a range of issues relating to licensed premises in the borough. Included in the reports pack were proposals to update the Council's fees for issuing various licences for gambling premises and a report about the adoption of a new Cumulative Impact Assessment for Wandsworth.

January 29, 2025
Council

Agenda

The Council voted to note a report about an increase to Councillor allowances for information and approved a motion celebrating the Council's success in supporting social workers. The Council also voted against motions to exempt or compensate charities for the rise in Employer National Insurance Contributions, and to condemn the Council for failing to take action to end the protest on Riverside Walk in Nine Elms. The Council voted to accept a Conservative amendment to a Labour motion on compassion at Christmas.

December 11, 2024

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Summary

Meetings Attended: 61

Average per Month: 2.8

Decisions Recorded: 0