Former councillor · Bexley
John Davey
Conservative Party
West Heath ward
Bexley
Former councillor
- Stories naming John
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 15
- Latest story
- 18 Apr 2026
In brief
Councillor John Davey expressed concerns about parking on Long Lane and the potential impact on shops if an alternative cycle route was implemented. The councillor agreed that a proposed new home's design was "totally out of character". Councillor John Davey served as a dedicated ward councillor for 20 years and was a long-standing member of the Planning Committee, formerly chairing the Conservation Advisory Committee.
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Stories naming John Davey
- Bexley Council celebrates decades of service from retiring councillors Councillor Baroness O'Neill of Bexley OBE was recognised for her "extensive service as Leader," during which she "delivered the new civic site, saving millions a year in running costs, and bringing back into use a well-known local landmark building." Her leadership also saw Bexley's "biggest recycling project" and...
- Bexley Considers Alternative Cycle Route Due to Church Road Issues The alternative alignment via Arnsberg Way and Long Lane offers a shorter and more direct route (1.55 miles vs 2.5 miles), following natural desire lines for cyclists and providing stronger...
- Sidcup Residents Object to New Home on Black Horse Road Councillor Slaughter, a ward councillor, echoed residents' concerns about parking and criticised the proposed design as unsympathetic to the local character. She argued that the flat roof design...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings John was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Bexleyheath BID Gets Green Light for Events Licence
- Counterfeit Labubu Dolls Seized in Bexley Due to Safety Concerns
- Night Bus N472 to Replace SL11 Overnight Service in Bexley
- Bexley Awaits Government Funding for 90 New EV Charging Points
- Bexley Council Reduces Temporary Housing Costs Through Prevention and Efficient Allocation