Councillor · Bexley
Councillor Mrs June Slaughter MBE
- Chairman, Licensing Committee
- Vice-Chairman, Planning Committee
- Stories naming June
- 8
- Meetings we covered
- 16
- Latest story
- 4 Sep 2026
In brief
Councillor Mrs June Slaughter MBE expressed concerns about noise and parking regarding a Sidcup car park application. The councillor also raised concerns about the accuracy of a site's historical use, alongside worries about noise and parking for a community and learning centre. Regarding new dwellings, the councillor described a single-storey element as an "afterthought." Concerns were also raised by the councillor regarding potential noise and parking issues for a martial arts studio. The councillor sought clarification on the terminology used for White Ribbon ambassadors and champions, questioning why men and women were designated differently if their roles were similar. Councillor Mrs June Slaughter MBE also inquired about the purpose and requesters of an increase in Freedom of Information requests.
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Stories naming Councillor Mrs June Slaughter MBE
- Plant Room and EV Charging Approved for Sidcup Car Park During the meeting, Councillor Mrs June Slaughter MBE expressed concerns about noise and parking. Councillor Oscar Harrison had previously raised concerns about potential increases in anti-social behaviour, noise, and traffic during later hours for a McDonald's restaurant on Sidcup High Street, though these specific...
- Brampton Road Community and Learning Centre Approved by Bexley Council The building had been largely vacant since 2017. While the application stated its historical use was as an educational facility, a local resident contested this, claiming the building "has never...
- New Dwellings Approved on Rutland Avenue, Sidcup During the committee's discussion, Councillor Mrs June Slaughter MBE expressed a personal dislike for the single-storey element, describing it as an "afterthought." However, council officers...
- New Martial Arts Studio Hours Approved in Sidcup During the committee meeting, concerns were raised by Councillor Mrs June Slaughter MBE regarding potential noise and parking issues. However, planning officers noted that the use of the premises...
- Bexley Council Launches New Crisis and Resilience Fund for Residents Facing Financial Hardship Councillor Mrs June Slaughter MBE, a member of the Finance & Corporate Services Overview and Scrutiny Committee, was present at the meeting. Other documents related to the committee's work include...
From meetings they attended
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