Former councillor · Bexley
Mabel Ogundayo
- Stories naming Mabel
- 2
- Meetings we covered
- 11
- Latest story
- 18 Apr 2026
In brief
Councillor Mabel Ogundayo was praised for leading the campaign to ensure Peabody rehoused social housing tenants during regeneration and for fighting for families through leading the Feed the Bexley Kids campaign. The councillor also served as a governor at three schools, including as chair of Willow Bank School, and created community spaces like the Dads and Lads Club. The councillor has pushed the council to recognise the impact of racism on global majority communities and contributed to sustainable transport, while supporting scrutiny and taking on multiple shadow cabinet roles. Councillor Ogundayo was scheduled to declare any interests related to the items on the agenda at a Licensing Sub-Committee meeting.
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Stories naming Mabel Ogundayo
- Bexley Council celebrates decades of service from retiring councillors Councillor Baroness O'Neill of Bexley OBE was recognised for her "extensive service as Leader," during which she "delivered the new civic site, saving millions a year in running costs, and bringing back into use a well-known local landmark building." Her leadership also saw Bexley's "biggest recycling project" and...
- Morley's Take Away Bid for Late-Night Alcohol Sales Faces Opposition The Licensing Sub-Committee is scheduled to convene to consider the application. Councillors Cheryl Bacon, Geraldene Lucia-Hennis and Mabel Ogundayo are scheduled to declare any interests related...
From meetings they attended
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- Bexley Council invests £145m in capital programme
- Bexley Council appoints new Deputy Director for Legal and Democratic Services
- Bexley Council adopts new Economic Growth and Cultural Strategies
- Bexley Council Approves 4.99% Council Tax Hike for 2026/27, Including Adult Social Care Precept
- Bexley's Roads Ranked Seventh Nationally Due to Deeper Repair Methods