Councillor · Merton
Gill Manly
Labour Party
Cricket Green ward
Merton
- Chair, Mitcham Community Forum
- Stories naming Gill
- 8
- Meetings we covered
- 15
- Latest story
- 11 Jun 2026
In brief
Councillor Gill Manly chaired the Mitcham Community Forum. The councillor attended a meeting on the Mitcham town centre and an open forum for residents. The councillor was listed as an attendee at a meeting of the Development and Planning Applications Committee. The councillor was part of the Licensing Sub-Committee. Councillor Gill Manly raised a point of order prior to a motion being moved.
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Stories naming Gill Manly
- Mitcham Residents Fear Late-Night Alcohol Deliveries The Licensing Sub-Committee, consisting of Councillors Brenda Fraser, Gill Manly, and Michael Paterson, will now consider the application and the concerns raised by the Environmental Health Noise and Nuisance Team. The agenda for the meeting outlines the procedure to be followed at the licensing hearing.
- Merton Council Rejects Motion on Abortion Law Changes Prior to the motion being moved, Councillor Gill Manly raised a point of order, questioning whether the motion fell within Merton Council's scope of responsibility. However, the Deputy Monitoring...
- 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 Gill was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- 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
- Merton Council Increases Planning Enforcement Efforts, Issues Notices for Violations
- Merton Council Considers Savings in SEND Transport and Adult Social Care to Address Budget Gap