Former councillor · Havering
John Crowder
Havering Residents Association
Havering-atte-Bower ward
Havering
Former councillor
- Chairman, Pensions Committee
- Stories naming John
- 7
- Meetings we covered
- 11
- Latest story
- 27 Mar 2026
In brief
Councillor John Crowder suggested a greater number of three-bedroom flats for families. The councillor raised concerns about fire safety in a 25-storey building, including the number of exits and lift reliability, and expressed concern about the reduction of car parking spaces. The councillor asked about permanent security and disability bays, and about accommodating existing residents during construction. The councillor was a member of the Strategic Planning Committee.
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Stories naming John Crowder
- Angel Way Flats: Heritage Concerns Raised Over New Romford Development Concerns were also raised about the housing mix, with Councillor John Crowder suggesting a greater number of three-bedroom flats for families. The officer responded that the mix of 39 one-bedroom, 56 two-bedroom, and 11 three-bedroom flats was considered appropriate for a town centre setting.
- Romford Shopping Centre Could Get 700 New Homes Councillor John Crowder raised concerns about fire safety in the 25-storey building, including the number of exits and lift reliability. He also expressed concern about the reduction of car parking...
- Co-Living Development Proposed for Former Atik Site Councillor John Crowder asked about permanent security and disability bays.
- New YMCA Supported Housing Planned for Romford Councillor John Crowder asked about accommodating existing residents during construction. Matt Jones clarified that the existing building would remain in use until the new one is complete, ensuring...
- Sport England Objects to Special School Planned for Balgores Lane Playing Field The Strategic Planning Committee included Councillors Reg Whitney, Robby Misir (Member Champion for Equalities & Diversity), Ray Best, Jane Keane, John Crowder, and Timothy Ryan.
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings John was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Romford Car Park Demolition Approved Despite Safety & Housing Fears
- Havering Council Approves 106 Flats Despite Affordable Housing Doubts
- Havering Council to investigate grass verge parking enforcement
- Havering Council to Review Parking Enforcement Data Amidst Councillor Concerns
- Library redevelopment amendments fail to pass at Havering Council meeting