Councillor · Merton
Edward Foley
Merton Park Ward Independent Residents
Merton Park ward
Merton
- Leader of the Merton Park Independent Residents Group
- Chair, Overview and Scrutiny Committee
- Stories naming Edward
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 12
- Latest story
- 23 Oct 2026
In brief
Edward Foley attended meetings of the Merton Council. The councillor was part of an interview panel that considered applications and conducted interviews on 10 April 2025.
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Stories naming Edward Foley
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Merton Council Reviews NatWest Sports Ground Redevelopment Plan and Cranleigh Road Application The meeting was attended by Councillors Mike Brunt (Chair), Matthew Willis (Vice-Chair), Sheri-Ann Bhim, Michael Butcher, Billy Hayes, Dan Johnston, Gill Manly, Susie Hicks, Michael Paterson, and Edward Foley (Leader of the Merton Park Independent Residents Group).
- Wimbledon Residents Await Decision on Cranleigh Road Planning App The Development and Planning Applications Committee, which includes Councillors Mike Brunt (Chair), Matthew Willis (Vice-Chair), Sheri-Ann Bhim, Michael Butcher, Billy Hayes, Dan Johnston, Gill...
- Merton Council Appoints Alexa Downie-Ngini to Audit Committee According to the Public Reports Pack, Councillors Martin Whelton, John Oliver, Nick McLean and Edward Foley comprised the interview panel that considered applications and conducted interviews on 10...
- Merton Planning Committee Addresses Key Development Applications The agenda, available online, included apologies for absence and declarations of pecuniary interest. Councillors Mike Brunt (Chair), Matthew Willis (Vice-Chair), Sheri-Ann Bhim, Michael Butcher,...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Edward was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Merton Council Committee Reviews Budget and Business Plan, Identifies £1.3 Million in Potential Savings
- Renters' Rights Act impact on Merton housing debated, potential reduction in rental properties feared
- Merton Council targets £1.7m in additional savings to balance budget amid financial pressures
- Merton Council faces £7m temporary accommodation overspend
- Merton Council Planning Appeals See Mixed Outcomes for Residents