Councillor · Croydon
Councillor Helen Redfern
- Vice-Chair, Planning Sub-Committee
- Stories naming Helen
- 9
- Meetings we covered
- 24
- Latest story
- 22 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Helen Redfern proposed the motion to grant the application for nine new homes. She expressed satisfaction with revised plans for a new home, stating that "every effort has been made to resolve the issues that were reasons for refusal." The councillor criticised an amendment as "performative politics designed for sound bites rather than delivering for Croydon's residents." She compared an application to a recent one, stating that the street scene is not significantly impacted because the land slopes down from the pavement.
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Stories naming Councillor Helen Redfern
- Croydon Council Notes Progress on Equality Strategy 2023-27 Councillor Helen Redfern criticised the Green Party's amendment, calling it "performative politics designed for sound bites rather than delivering for Croydon's residents."
- Kenley Residents Object to 7-House Development The Planning Committee is comprised of: Councillor Michael Neal (Chair), Councillor Clive Fraser (Vice-Chair), Councillors Lara Fish (Deputy Cabinet Member for Customer Service), Councillor Sean...
- Purley Residents Object to 3 New Three-Storey Houses Councillor Michael Neal, Chair of the Planning Subcommittee, opened up the meeting for deliberation after hearing from the speakers. Councillor Clive Fraser stated that the developers worked with...
- South Croydon Residents Object to 5-House Development The Planning Sub-Committee, including Councillor Michael Neal, Councillor Clive Fraser, Councillor Lara Fish, Councillor Sean Fitzsimons, Councillor Mohammed Islam and Councillor Helen Redfern,...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Helen was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Croydon sees rise in ethics complaints against councillors in 2025, though below 2022 peak
- Croydon Council plans £874m capital investment
- Regina Road Estate Redevelopment Advances as Key Part of Housing Investment Plan
- Croydon Council Approves £572m Six-Year Investment Plan for Housing Stock Improvements
- Croydon Council Approves Member Allowance Increase