Councillor · Harrow
Councillor Matthew Goodwin-Freeman
- Chair, Performance and Finance Scrutiny Sub-Committee
- Stories naming Matthew
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 12
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Matthew Goodwin-Freeman criticised the draft London Plan, stating it was "not worth the paper it is written on" and accused the Mayor of London of a "land grab on the green belt." The councillor also criticised Gareth Thomas MP's past role as a Post Office minister, suggesting a failure to protect the network. Councillor Matthew Goodwin-Freeman criticised the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, for choosing "to close 17 police front desk stations in our capital to save just 7 million pounds".
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Stories naming Councillor Matthew Goodwin-Freeman
- Harrow Council Unanimously Opposes Draft London Plan Over Green Belt and Housing Concerns During the debate, Councillor Matthew Goodwin-Freeman criticised the draft London Plan, stating it was "not worth the paper it is written on" and accused the Mayor of London of a "land grab on the green belt."
- Harrow Council Votes to Oppose Draft London Plan Over Green Belt Concerns During the debate, Councillor Matthew Goodwin-Freeman described the draft London Plan as "not worth the paper it is written on" and accused the Mayor of London of a "land grab on the green belt."...
- Harrow Town Centre and Pinner Post Offices face closure During the debate, concerns were raised about digital exclusion and the importance of in-person services. Councillor Matthew Goodwin-Freeman criticised Gareth Thomas MP's past role as a Post Office...
- Harrow Council opposes Mayor's plan to close police front desk Councillor Matthew Goodwin-Freeman criticised the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, for choosing "to close 17 police front desk stations in our capital to save just 7 million pounds".
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Matthew was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Harrow Reopens General Inquiries Phone Line After Closure
- Harrow Council to Tow Foreign Vehicles Evading Fines
- Harrow Council to Reopen Face-to-Face Contact Point and Restore Services
- Harrow Struggles with Call Wait Times, Fly-Tipping, Highway Repairs
- Harrow Faces £5.9M Housing Overspend Due to Rising Homelessness Costs