Former councillor · Havering
Laurance Garrard
Havering Residents Association
Emerson Park ward
Havering
Former councillor
- Stories naming Laurance
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 10
- Latest story
- 26 Mar 2026
In brief
Councillor Laurance Garrard, Chair of the Overview & Scrutiny Board, used his casting vote to break a tie on a decision. The councillor noted that it often takes members time to become accustomed to the scrutiny function and observed that the board's work showed improvement compared to the previous year.
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Stories naming Laurance Garrard
- Havering Council Defends 'Build to Rent' Deal Amidst Scrutiny Over Lack of Formal Tender Councillor Laurance Garrard, Chair of the Overview & Scrutiny Board, used his casting vote to break a 5-5 tie, resulting in the decision being implemented immediately. The meeting agenda and public reports pack can be found at Agenda frontsheet 25th Mar 2026 and Public reports pack 25th Mar 2026 respectively....
- Havering Scrutiny Board Recommends Minimum 2-Year Member Tenure for Enhanced Effectiveness Councillor Laurance Garrard, Chairman of the board, noted that it often takes members a significant amount of time to become accustomed to the scrutiny function and to effectively carry out their...
- Havering Scrutinizes HMO Landscape: Licensed vs. Unlicensed Councillor David Taylor (Chairman) Councillor Ray Best Councillor Osman Dervish Councillor Matthew Stanton (Vice-Chair) Councillor Philippa Crowder Councillor Laurance Garrard Councillor Robby...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Laurance was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Build to Rent: Council Faces Questions on Developer's Track Record
- Build to Rent Scheme: £579m Savings or Long-Term Risk?
- Havering Council to investigate grass verge parking enforcement
- Havering Council to Review Parking Enforcement Data Amidst Councillor Concerns
- Library redevelopment amendments fail to pass at Havering Council meeting