Councillor · Bexley
Councillor Abi Johnson
Labour Party
Thamesmead East ward
Bexley
- Stories naming Abi
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 5
- Latest story
- 14 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Abi Johnson sought clarification regarding a reduction in group frequencies at Bexley Family Hubs. The councillor proposed the deferral of a residential development plan, suggesting amendments could retain a tree and reduce the development's bulk. Councillor Abi Johnson initiated a discussion seeking clarity on the practicalities of a mobile-free policy in schools.
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Stories naming Councillor Abi Johnson
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Bexley Family Hubs expand with new Thamesmead centre Councillor Abi Johnson sought clarification regarding a reduction in some group frequencies from fortnightly to monthly, which was attributed to staff capacity issues that have since been addressed. Councillor Jeremy Fosten inquired about returning visitors versus one-off attendances, plans for engaging with the...
- Residential Development Plan Deferred in Bexleyheath Councillor Thomas Clapperton and Councillor Abi Johnson proposed the deferral, suggesting that amendments could potentially retain the tree and reduce the overall bulk of the development. The...
- Bexley schools to go mobile-free by September 2026 Councillor Abi Johnson initiated the discussion, seeking clarity on the practicalities of the ban and how safety concerns would be addressed, particularly given the role of mobile phones in...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Abi was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Bexley S.H.I.E.L.D. Report Highlights Safeguarding Efforts for Children and Young People
- Bexley Children's Services budget shows underspend
- Bexley's Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Improvement Notice Lifted Following Successful Reforms
- Bexleyheath property to become two homes
- Bexley approves HMO conversions despite parking fears