Councillor · Havering
Councillor Barry Mugglestone
Havering Aligned Residents' Associations, (Hornchurch Residents Association)
Elm Park ward
Havering
- Stories naming Barry
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 9
- Latest story
- 8 Sep 2026
In brief
Councillor Barry Mugglestone received 11 votes in the election for Mayor of Havering. The councillor called in an application due to worries about potential misuse of the property. The councillor stated that the new CCTV policy is primarily intended to ensure the lawful, proportionate, and effective use of surveillance technology.
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Stories naming Councillor Barry Mugglestone
- Reform UK takes control: New Mayor & Leader elected in Havering Councillor Themistocli, representing the Reform UK Havering Group, secured 41 votes to become the Mayor of Havering for the 2026-27 municipal year, defeating Councillor Barry Mugglestone, who received 11 votes. Councillor Themistocli is the first Mayor of Havering of Greek Cypriot origin and the first Reform Mayor...
- Havering Council approves controversial Hornchurch extension During a meeting on Thursday, February 12, 2026, councillors debated the application, which sought to regularise alterations including the addition of a playroom, bathroom, and shower, as well as...
- New CCTV policy adopted by Havering Council Councillor Barry Mugglestone, Cabinet Member for Environment, stated that the policy is primarily intended to ensure the lawful, proportionate, and effective use of surveillance technology. This...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Barry was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Havering Council rescinds Climate Emergency declaration
- Havering Youth Justice Plan 2026-27 Approved, Focusing on Impact and Outcomes
- New Member Champion of Faith appointed
- Havering Council Urges Government to Review Tax Impact on Pubs and Small Businesses
- Havering Council Appoints Four New Member Champions for Key Community Issues