Councillor · Bexley
Councillor Lisa Moore
Conservative Party
Longlands ward
Bexley
- Mayor of Bexley 2026/27
- Chairman, Civic Recognition Panel
- Stories naming Lisa
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 12
- Latest story
- 17 Jul 2026
In brief
Councillor Lisa Moore is named in 3 stories we have published since March 2026. The most recent, on 30 May 2026, is headlined "Councillor Lisa Jane Moore Elected Mayor of Bexley, Announces Charities". We have also covered 12 meetings Councillor Lisa Moore attended.
From our records of published stories and council meetings. Editorial policy
Stories naming Councillor Lisa Moore
- Councillor Lisa Jane Moore Elected Mayor of Bexley, Announces Charities Councillor Moore outlined her theme for the mayoral year as "Samunya Bexley," or "Bexley Together." She explained that the theme reflects the idea that a person's identity and well-being are deeply connected to their community. "Because togetherness isn't something that we feel, it's something that we do. And it's...
- Lisa Jane Moore Elected New Mayor of Bexley Council, Announces 'Bexley Together' Theme Councillor Lisa Jane Moore has been elected as the new Mayor of Bexley Council for the Municipal Year 2026-27. At the Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, Councillor Moore accepted...
- Bexley Council Intensifies Efforts to Reduce Health Inequalities in North Bexley with New Wellbeing Coaches Councillor Lisa Moore raised concerns about the sustainability of outreach efforts given initial resource limitations, but was assured that the Health Inequalities Fund is recurrent and the new...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Lisa was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Bexley Council Reviews Plans for Digital Switchover
- Bexley Social Care Reviews Significantly Delayed, Falling Short of Targets
- Bexley Adult Social Care Faces Staff Turnover Challenges
- Erith Family Hub Shows Early Success Amidst Challenges in Engagement and Outcome Measurement
- Bexley Council's Adult Social Care faces £3.6m overspend due to increased placements and inflation