Councillor · Greenwich
Councillor Jahdia Spencer
Labour
West Thamesmead ward
Greenwich
- Chair, Inclusive Economy and Culture Scrutiny Panel
- Chair, Licensing Sub-Committee A
- Stories naming Jahdia
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 18
- Latest story
- 22 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Jahdia Spencer asked about the amount of money the council is spending on tackling fly-tipping and cleaning up litter. The councillor was in attendance at a meeting that addressed planning applications and declarations of interest. The councillor was also in attendance at a meeting that reviewed a premises licence application.
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Stories naming Councillor Jahdia Spencer
- Greenwich Council to Invest More in Fly-Tipping Enforcement Councillor Jahdia Spencer asked about the amount of money the council is spending on tackling fly-tipping and cleaning up litter in wards like West Thamesmead and across the Borough. Councillor Smith noted that the council cleared approximately 841 tonnes of fly-tipped rubbish in the past year.
- Charlton warehouse demolition refused over design concerns The meeting, held at the Town Hall in Woolwich, also addressed other planning applications and declarations of interest from committee members. Councillor Gary Dillon, Chair of Planning, presided...
- Greenwich Council Reviews Premises Licence Application for AA Retail Ltd The meeting, which was open to the public and press, included Councillors Ann-Marie Cousins, Jahdia Spencer, and Roger Tester. Matthew Attoh served as the Committee Service Officer, and Inaara...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Jahdia was listed at. The stories do not name them.
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