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Due dateItem typeDescriptionAssigned toStatusOperations
2 Jul 2026Review petition requestSave Bishop's Park playgroundYouDue soon
4 Jul 2026Sign off forward plan itemSub-committee arrangements 2026–2027YouNot started
30 Jun 2026Approve minutesPlanning Applications Cttee — 18 JunYouOverdue
7 Jul 2026Compile agenda packFull Council — 9 JulR. JabelmanNot started
10 Jul 2026Publish decision listDelegated decisions — JuneYouIn progress

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The report seeks approval for the sub-committee arrangements for the 2026–2027 municipal year…
Defaults to you — the person writing the report.
Gives authorisation. Receives a sign-off email on submit.
Hammersmith Broadway ✕
Ravenscourt Park ✕
Optional — several councils don't track by ward. (Sutton: "don't need wards")
On submitThe lead director receives an email to sign the item off. Once signed off it drops into the forward plan hopper, ready to be added to a plan.
Home › Forward plans

Every forward plan, with its status. Open one to arrange its items and publish it.

Publish dateTitleValid fromValid toStatusOperations
28 May 2026Council forward plan — June 20261 Jun 202630 Sep 2026Published to web
Council forward plan — July 20261 Jul 202631 Oct 2026Under construction
30 Apr 2026Council forward plan — May 20261 May 202631 Aug 2026Published to web

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Plan items

Drag to set the order they appear in the published plan — this is the screen for arranging the plan.

ItemCommitteeExpectedOperations
Sub-committee arrangements 2026–2027Full CouncilJul 2026
Parking strategy reviewCabinetJul 2026
Local plan review — timetableFull CouncilAug 2026
Merge into plan templateCompiles the ordered items into the published plan. The web page is the source of truth; a PDF/Word export is available on demand.
Home › Agendas

Track the production status of each meeting's agenda, decision sheet and minutes.

DateCommitteeAgendaDecision sheetMinutesOperations
9 Jul 2026Full CouncilUnder constructionDoes not existDoes not exist
18 Jun 2026Planning ApplicationsPublished to webPublishedUnder construction
11 Jun 2026CabinetPublished to webPublishedPublished & approved
4 Jun 2026Audit & StandardsPublished to webDoes not existPublished to web

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Sub-committee arrangements 2026–2027 · drag to re-order within the agenda

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The Committee is asked to agree the sub-committee arrangements for 2026–2027 as set out in Appendix A…

Declarations of interest recorded against this item.

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Report — sub-committee arrangements.pdf
Appendix A — proposed structure.pdf

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Named sign-off checkpoints (e.g. Legal, Finance) with visible, logged status per step.

LegalSigned off · 24 Jun
FinanceAwaiting

Key dates for this meeting.

Report deadline1 Jul 2026
Agenda published2 Jul 2026
Minutes due16 Jul 2026

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Home › Meetings › Full Council, 9 Jul › Attendance

Record who was expected, who attended, roles and substitutions.

NameRolePartyBusy?AttendanceRepresenting
Cllr A. RahmanCommittee memberLabour
Cllr B. OkoroCommittee memberLabourCllr H. Shah
Cllr H. ShahSubstituteLabourfor Cllr B. Okoro
Cllr C. NowakCommittee memberConservative
D. AbbottOfficerGovernance

Row actions: Set attendance · Set role · Substitute. The attendance list mirrors the statuses used in the current system so migrated records line up exactly.

Home › People › Users › Cllr Amina Rahman
One user, two profilesModelled Ru's way — the councillor is a Drupal user account carrying a Councillor profile and a separate Register of interests profile. Each is its own form with its own permissions and revision history, so a councillor logs in and maintains their own, and every register change is versioned. Standard Profile module, no custom code.
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Cllr Amina Rahman
User #42 · Roles: Councillor, Authenticated · Active · Member since May 2022

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The councillor can reset their own password.
Roles replace the old undifferentiated "user" — councillor, officer, petition signatory and subscriber are simply accounts with different roles.

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Surgery details

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Committee membership history

Each membership is a dated record (junction of councillor ↔ committee), so past roles are kept, not overwritten.

CommitteeRoleStartEnd
CabinetCabinet Member — EnvironmentMay 2024
Full CouncilMemberMay 2022
Planning ApplicationsMemberMay 2022May 2024
Public view shows the current role by default, with an option to expand the full history.

Register of interests

Its own profile — structured, signable, versionedNot a free-text box: a statutory form so entries are consistent, searchable and legally complete. Web-first, with a PDF download. Every save is a new revision, giving a full history of a member's interests over time.

I, Cllr Amina Rahman, a member of Riverport Council, give notice of the following disclosable pecuniary interests under the Localism Act 2011 and the Council's Code of Conduct. Where none exists, enter "None".

1

Employment, office, trade, profession or vocation

Any employment, office, trade, profession or vocation carried on for profit or gain.

Statutory
2

Sponsorship

Any payment or financial benefit (other than from the council) towards your costs as a member or your election expenses, including from a trade union.

Statutory
3

Contracts

Any contract with the council — by you, your partner, or a body you have an interest in — for goods, services or works, not yet fully discharged.

Statutory
4

Land and property

Any beneficial interest in land within the council's area.

Statutory
5

Licences

Any licence (alone or with others) to occupy land in the council's area for a month or longer.

Statutory
6

Corporate tenancies

Any tenancy where the council is landlord and the tenant is a body you or your partner have an interest in.

Statutory
7

Securities

Any beneficial interest in securities of a body with a place of business or land in the area, over the statutory thresholds.

Statutory
8

Gifts and hospitality

Any gift or hospitality with an estimated value of £100 or more, and the name of who provided it.

Council-defined
9

Outside bodies you are appointed to

Any body you are appointed or nominated to by the council, with a brief description of what it does.

Council-defined
10

Other bodies

Any body you control or manage that exercises public functions, is charitable, or influences public opinion or policy (including a political party or trade union).

Council-defined

Declaration & signature

I confirm the above is a true and accurate record of my disclosable interests and agree to abide by the Members' Code of Conduct.

Categories 1–7 are fixed by the Localism Act. Categories 8–10 are set by the council (these are Riverport's) — other councils configure their own.
Home › Issues › Sub-committee arrangements 2026–2027
New — the thread that ties a topic togetherAn Issue is created automatically when a forward plan item is submitted. The forward plan item, every agenda item, and the eventual decision all reference this one Issue rather than repeating its title — that's what makes the History below possible: it's assembled from those references, nobody types it.

Issue details

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Approval of the sub-committee arrangements for the 2026–2027 municipal year, including membership and terms of reference.

History

Auto-generated — one entry per event, sourced from the forward plan item, agenda items and decision that reference this Issue.

DateEvent
28 May 2026Forward plan item submitted — Issue created
1 Jul 2026Published in plan — Council forward plan — July 2026
9 Jul 2026Agenda item — Full Council
9 Jul 2026Decision recorded — Agreed (For 32, Against 18)
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Committee meetings

This is a calendar of the Council's scheduled committee meetings.

July 2026

This page is the Council's Statutory Notice of Meetings — published straight from the committee system, as part of the council website.

Home»Committee meetings»Full Council, 9 July 2026

Full Council

Thursday 9 July 2026, 7:00pm — Council Chamber, Riverport Town Hall

Demo — meeting state:

Same page, two points in time. Before, "Decision" is just the item type. After, each decided item links to its published decision below — the same record surfacing, no separate publishing step.

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One file — every report and appendix, with continuous page numbering across the whole pack.

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Agenda

#ItemStatus
1Apologies for absenceInformation
2Declarations of interestInformation
3Minutes of the previous meetingDecisionDecision made
4Sub-committee arrangements 2026–2027   Issue history   ✎ Edit itemDecisionDecision made
5Parking strategy reviewDecisionDecision made
6Any other businessInformation

Reports for item 4

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Decisions

Decisions for this meeting will be published here once it has taken place, usually within two working days.

3. Minutes of the previous meeting

Agreed as a correct record

The minutes of the meeting held on 11 June 2026 were agreed without a vote.

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4. Sub-committee arrangements 2026–2027

Agreed Determined

For 32Against 18Abstained 0

The Council agreed the sub-committee arrangements for 2026–2027 as set out in Appendix A.

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5. Parking strategy review

Approved Subject to call-in until 16 Jul 2026

For 30Against 20Abstained 0

The Council approved the new parking strategy, including changes to residents' permit pricing from September 2026. This decision may be called in until 16 July 2026.

▲ Back to agenda
Home»Council and democracy»Decisions

Decisions

Key decisions taken by committees and delegated decisions taken by officers.

Parking strategy review

Cabinet · 11 June 2026   Determined

The Cabinet approved the new parking strategy, including changes to residents' permit pricing from September 2026.

Read the full decision »

Riverside regeneration — phase 2

Cabinet · 11 June 2026   Subject to call-in

Approval to proceed to phase 2 of the regeneration programme. This decision may be challenged until the call-in period ends on 25 June 2026.

Read the full decision »

Planning application 2026/0456 — land at Mill Lane

Planning Applications · 18 June 2026   Determined

Permission granted for 24 new homes, subject to conditions.

Read the full decision »

Library opening hours

Delegated decision (officer) · 5 June 2026   Determined

Revised opening hours for Riverport Central Library from August 2026.

Read the full decision »

This is the statutory decisions list. It publishes automatically when a decision is approved — no separate re-keying step.

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Sub-committee arrangements 2026–2027

Approval of the sub-committee arrangements for the 2026–2027 municipal year, including membership and terms of reference.

Determined

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Governance & Constitution
Lead officer
Alexa Coates, Head of Committee & Management Support
Status
Determined — agreed at Full Council on 9 July 2026
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4 results for "parking"

Decision   Cabinet · 11 June 2026

Parking strategy review

…approved the new parking strategy, including changes to residents' permit pricing…

Report   Cabinet · 11 June 2026

Parking strategy 2026 — officer report

…the parking review considered permit demand across all wards…

Minutes   Cabinet · 14 May 2026

Cabinet minutes — 14 May 2026

…members discussed the forthcoming parking consultation…

Agenda   Full Council · 9 July 2026

Full Council agenda — 9 July 2026

…item 5: parking strategy review…

Full-text search designed to work with partial information — a resident who only half-remembers a topic still finds it.

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Petitions

Start a petition or add your name to an existing one. Petitions that reach the signature threshold are considered by the council.

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Save Riverside Park playground

1,240 of 1,500 signatures · closes 31 July 2026

Keep the Riverside Park playground open and fund its repair rather than closing it.

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Registration to sign is optional and configurable. The sign button is always in view — never pushed off the bottom of the page.

Updates

1,000 signatures reached (24 June) — at 1,500 signatures this petition will be scheduled for debate at Full Council.

Introduce a 20mph zone on Mill Lane

320 of 500 signatures · closes 15 August 2026

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Home»Councillors»Cllr Amina Rahman
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Councillor Amina Rahman

Labour · Riverside ward

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Title
Shadow Cabinet Member for Housing and Homelessness
Email
arahman@riverport.gov.uk

Councillor Rahman was first elected in 2022 and is the Cabinet Member for Environment.

Surgery sessions

Schedule
First Saturday of every month (except August)
Time
10am to 11am
Venue
Sands End Arts & Community Centre
Peterborough Road
Fulham
SW6 3EZ

Committee roles

CabinetCabinet Member — EnvironmentSince May 2024
Full CouncilMemberSince May 2022
Planning ApplicationsMemberMay 2022 – May 2024

Register of interests

Published 14 May 2026 Download as PDF

I, Councillor Amina Rahman, a member of Riverport Council, agree to abide by the Members' Code of Conduct and give notice of the following disclosable pecuniary interests under the Localism Act 2011 and the Council's Code of Conduct.

1. Employment, office, trade, profession or vocation

YourselfYour partner
Solicitor — Riverside Law LLPNone

2. Sponsorship

YourselfYour partner
Contribution to election expenses from the Labour PartyN/A

3. Contracts

YourselfYour partner
NoneNone

4. Land and property

YourselfYour partner
Details withheld under s.32 Localism Act 2011Details withheld under s.32 Localism Act 2011

5. Licences

YourselfYour partner
NoneNone

6. Corporate tenancies

YourselfYour partner
NoneNone

7. Securities

YourselfYour partner
NoneNone

8. Gifts and hospitality

You
Two tickets to a Riverport FC match, provided by Riverport FC (November 2025)

9. Outside bodies you are appointed to

You
Riverport Community Energy — board member (council appointee)

10. Other bodies

You
Member, Labour Party. Member, Unison.

Categories 1–7 are set by the Localism Act; 8–10 are defined by the council. Sensitive entries show as "details withheld" here but remain on file with the Monitoring Officer.

Attendance

MeetingDateAttendance
Full Council9 Jul 2026Expected
Cabinet11 Jun 2026Present
Full Council14 May 2026Present

Attendance is only shown when the council enables it — a configurable, governance-sensitive choice.

Home»Council and democracy»Forward plan

Forward plan of key decisions

The significant decisions the council expects to take over the coming four months, published in advance.

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DecisionTo be taken byExpectedLead officer
Sub-committee arrangements 2026–2027Full CouncilJul 2026A. Coates
Parking strategy reviewCabinetJun 2026A. Coates
Riverside regeneration — phase 2CabinetJun 2026J. Okafor