Former councillor · Hackney
Clare Potter
Labour
Brownswood ward
Hackney
Former councillor
- Stories naming Clare
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 14
- Latest story
- 22 Mar 2026
In brief
Councillor Clare Potter seconded a motion to refuse a planning application. The councillor attended a Corporate Committee meeting. The councillor led the Skills, Economy and Growth Scrutiny Commission and chaired the Scrutiny Commission.
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Stories naming Clare Potter
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Hackney Council Refuses HMO Plans for Clifden and Blurton Roads Due to Substandard Living Conditions The committee refused application 2025/0760, which sought to change the use of the property from a 6-bed HMO (Class C4) to a 7-bed HMO (Sui-Generis). Six members voted against the officer's recommendation to grant planning permission. Councillor Jon Narcross, Vice-Chair of the Planning Sub-Committee, proposed a...
- Hackney Leads London Boroughs in Green Flag Awards for Parks and Open Spaces The Corporate Committee, which included attendees such as Councillor Clare Potter, Josephine Sterakides, and Councillor Michael Desmond, approved the AMR during the meeting held at Hackney Town...
- Hackney Council to Review Progress on 2022 Commitments The Skills, Economy and Growth Scrutiny Commission met on Monday to discuss achievements, challenges, and priorities for the final year of the administration, as outlined in the Hackney Council...
- Hackney Council to Review Corporate Assets as Part of Financial Sustainability Efforts The decision follows a recommendation from the Corporate Peer Challenge Review, with the commission planning to examine the council's assets in relation to this recommendation at its first meeting...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Clare was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Hackney Council notes progress on LGA Peer Challenge implementation
- Hackney Noise Service Sees Surge in Construction Complaints Amidst Increased Development
- Hackney Council Approves New Planning Code of Conduct
- Hackney Experiences Significant Rise in Temporary Event Notices, Second Highest in London
- Shoreditch Development Item Withdrawn by Hackney Council