Councillor · Havering
Councillor Keith Prince
The Reform UK Group
Gooshays ward
Havering
- Leader of the Council
- Chairman, Cabinet
- Stories naming Keith
- 17
- Meetings we covered
- 11
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Keith Prince is named in 17 stories we have published since July 2025. The most recent, on 15 October 2026, is headlined "Havering Council to create its own legal services team". We have also covered 11 meetings Councillor Keith Prince attended.
From our records of published stories and council meetings. Editorial policy
Stories naming Councillor Keith Prince
- Havering Council Urged to Detail Weather Mitigation Measures Havering Council has been urged to outline its mitigation measures for residents in the face of changing global weather conditions. Councillor Sue Ospreay posed the question to Leader of the Council, Councillor Keith Prince, during a recent council meeting.
- Havering Council to lobby for funding to tackle Launders Lane crisis Councillor Keith Prince, Leader of the Council, acknowledged the anger and concern of local residents. He stated that the council would "bring the full force of our enforcement powers to the...
- Councillor questions council's pride in national flags Councillor Wise asked Councillor Keith Prince, Leader of the Council, if the administration "takes pride in the Union Jack and English flag." The meeting's summary does not contain Councillor...
- Havering Council to spend £200k on Arnold's Field clean-up Councillor Keith Prince, Leader of the Council, explained that while efforts are being made to expedite the process, legal proceedings could mean that "works in default" might not occur for another...
- Arnold's Field contamination sparks health fears and remediation efforts Failure to comply with the Remediation Notice could result in fines or the Council undertaking "works in default" using its "step in" powers, with an estimated cost of up to £200,000. Councillor...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Keith was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Progress on Gidea Park Library respite housing update
- Havering Council questioned on government funding for rough sleeping accommodation
- Delays in Havering traffic scheme implementation questioned
- Havering Council's EHCP issuance rate questioned by local councillor
- Council to review mental wellbeing support