Councillor · Waltham Forest
Councillor John Moss
Conservative
Larkswood ward
Waltham Forest
- Stories naming John
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 13
- Latest story
- 12 Sep 2026
In brief
Councillor John Moss questioned whether residents would be compensated for the period when controlled parking enforcement was not in place. He explained that new legislation from the Labour government mandates the delegation of smaller developments to officers and that amendments attempt to mitigate the effects of this law. The Planning Committee, which included Councillor John Moss, approved the application subject to conditions and informatives.
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Stories naming Councillor John Moss
- Waltham Forest Council Faces Questions on Visitor Permit Issues and Potential Resident Compensation Councillor John Moss questioned whether residents would be compensated for the period when controlled parking enforcement was not in place. He noted that while the renewal window for visitor permits had been extended, it remained unclear if the period without enforcement would be charged for.
- Waltham Forest Council Approves New Planning Committee Rules to Streamline Process Under the revised terms of reference, Schedule 1 applications, which include householder applications and smaller residential and commercial developments (under 10 units), will now be automatically...
- Leyton Children's Care Home Approved Despite Resident Concerns The Planning Committee, which included Councillor Jenny Gray, Councillor Sebastian Salek, Councillor John Moss, Councillor Uzma Rasool, and Councillor Keith Rayner, ultimately approved the...
From meetings they attended
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- Waltham Forest Urgency Powers Used for Care Contracts After Firm Fails
- Waltham Forest Council Reviews £537M Debt Portfolio and Treasury Management Activities
- Waltham Forest Council to Lobby Against National Insurance Increase
- Waltham Forest to Adopt Modified Local Plan Part 2 in December
- Waltham Forest Aims to Scrap 'No Ball Games' Signs