Former councillor · Havering
Jane Keane
- Vice-Chair, Licensing Committee
- Stories naming Jane
- 17
- Meetings we covered
- 18
- Latest story
- 14 Apr 2026
In brief
Councillor Jane Keane raised concerns about affordable housing and the impact on St. Edward's Church. The councillor expressed reservations about building height and the monolithic nature of proposed developments. Councillor Keane supported a build to rent scheme and inquired about oversight. The councillor highlighted an increase in moving traffic violations and requested a review of traffic calming measures. Councillor Keane requested a report on the impact of housing legislation and presented a petition regarding speeding. The councillor also presented a petition concerning parking for local businesses and welcomed a reduction in building height for a regeneration plan. Councillor Keane questioned policy support for tall buildings and their environmental impact, and suggested incorporating historical context into a co-living development.
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Stories naming Jane Keane
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Green Belt BESS Approved Amid Controversy in Havering The Strategic Planning Committee, composed of Councillors Reg Whitney, Chair, Councillor Robby Misir, Member Champion for Equalities & Diversity, Councillor Ray Best, Councillor Jane Keane, Councillor John Crowder, and Councillor Timothy Ryan, reviewed the application against local and national planning policies.
- Havering Council to Improve Customer Service Experience Councillor Matthew Stanton asked about the input of the customer service team in the development of council policies. Louise Roast responded that she was looking for opportunities to influence...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Jane was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Havering Council to update contaminated land strategy
- Havering Council Debates Leaving GLA: Financial Costs and Risks to Residents Outlined
- Havering Council Secures Extended Funding for Park Safety Officers
- Havering Council to enforce planning rules on North Street property after appeal dismissed
- Havering Council to review Romford litter bin emptying after councillor's query