Councillor Luke Stubbs
Title: Deputy Group Leader
Party: Conservative
Political grouping: Conservative
Ward: Eastney & Craneswater
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Contact information
Home address:
Flat 3, Clearwater Apartments
38-42 South Parade
Southsea
PO4 0SN
Mobile: 07986 - 037323
Bus. email: Cllr.Luke.Stubbs@portsmouthcc.gov.uk
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Committee appointments
- Cabinet Member for Health, Wellbeing & Social Care(Opposition spokesperson)
- Employment Committee(Standing Deputy)
- Full Council
- Health and Wellbeing BoardPortsmouth City Council - Opposition spokesperson
- Health Overview & Scrutiny Panel(Standing Deputy)
- Housing & Social Care Scrutiny Panel(Chair)
- Joint Employment Panel for the Appointment of a Joint Director of Public Health with Southampton City CouncilPortsmouth City Council
- Planning Committee
- Scrutiny Management Panel(Standing Deputy)
Terms of Office
- 04/05/2006 - 06/05/2010
- 06/05/2010 - 22/05/2014
- 22/05/2014 - 03/05/2018
- 03/05/2018 - 05/05/2022
Appointments to outside bodies
- Fitzherbert and Moody charity
- Kings Theatre Trust Limited
- Partnership for South Hampshire (PUSH) (Overview and Scrutiny Committee)
Additional Information
Biography
First elected
2006
Council work
Group Spokesperson for Traffic & Transportation; Planning,
Regeneration & Economic Development and Member of
Traffic, Environment & Community Safety Scrutiny
Panel.
Life outside the council
I’m 36 and a computer programmer. I’m single and live
at South Parade, Southsea.
Portsmouth favourites
Portsdown Hill, and the almost rural
section of seafront at Eastney.
Interests
Sci-fi films, rock bands like Iron Maiden, travel, cinema, chess
and walking. I like George Orwell’s books.
Challenges
Becoming more efficient means difficult choices for the council.
The city also faces pressure to fit in too many new
flats.
Why I’m a councillor
I’d always followed current affairs, and wanted to do
something about the issues I cared about.