Former councillor · Newham
Dr John Whitworth
Labour & Co-Operative
West Ham ward
Newham
Former councillor
- Cabinet Member for Air Quality, Climate Emergency & Environment
- Stories naming John
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 13
- Latest story
- 22 Mar 2026
In brief
Councillor John Whitworth presented a report outlining the two-year impact of the Just Transition Plan. The councillor stressed the importance of maintaining resolve to adapt to climate change and affirmed the council's commitment to combating climate change. The councillor was consulted on a project to retrofit homes with a Warm Homes Grant. The councillor was consulted on the award of contracts for food waste caddies and liners.
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Stories naming Dr John Whitworth
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Newham Council to Review Progress on Just Transition Plan The council meeting on Monday, December 8th, 2025, included a report from Councillor John Whitworth, Cabinet Member for Air Quality, Climate Emergency and Environment, outlining the two-year impact of the plan. The report highlighted key initiatives and identified areas for continued investment.
- Newham to roll out weekly food waste collection by 2026 The decision to award contracts for food waste caddies and liners was approved on 6 October 2025, by Sean McDermid, Interim Corporate Director of Environment and Sustainable Transport, in...
- Newham to Retrofit 359 Homes with £1.5M Warm Homes Grant The cabinet also agreed to consult with Councillor Dr John Whitworth, Cabinet Member for Air Quality and Climate Emergency, on the project.
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings John was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Newham Council Satisfaction High, Survey Finds, Driven by Value and Transparency
- Newham's Air Quality Action Plan Gets Green Light
- Newham Council Tackles Anti-Social Behaviour with New PSPOs
- Newham Council to Convert Housing Tenure for Affordability
- Newham Cabinet Approves £2m CCTV Upgrade for Enhanced Public Safety