Former councillor · Greenwich
Maisie Richards Cottell
Labour
East Greenwich ward
Greenwich
Former councillor
- Stories naming Maisie
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 16
- Latest story
- 16 Apr 2026
In brief
Maisie Richards Cottell is named in 4 stories we have published since July 2025. The most recent, on 16 April 2026, is headlined "Greenwich Council Approves Morden Wharf Housing Development Changes, Including Reduced Affordable Housing". We have also covered 16 meetings Maisie Richards Cottell attended.
From our records of published stories and council meetings. Editorial policy
Stories naming Maisie Richards Cottell
- Greenwich Council Approves Morden Wharf Housing Development Changes, Including Reduced Affordable Housing Councillors debated the reduction in affordable housing, with some expressing concerns about the decrease from the original 35% and the removal of mid and late-stage viability reviews. Councillor Maisie Richards Cottell expressed discomfort, stating, 'I do welcome the change from 10 to 20 percent - but again I would...
- Greenwich Drafts 15-Year Local Plan for Development, Public Consultation Planned Councillor Charlie Davis: no listed memberships Councillor Cathy Dowse: Greenwich Service Solutions, Montbelle School Councillor David Gardner: Local Government Information Unit, St Luke's...
- Greenwich Council Committee to Review Police Priorities and Community Safety Report Councillor Lauren Dingsdale, Chair of Overview and Scrutiny, and the committee members including Councillor Joshua Ayodele, Councillor Issy Cooke, Councillor John Fahy, Councillor Leo Fletcher,...
- Greenwich Seeks New Communications Director The panel, chaired by Councillor Anthony Okereke (Leader of the Council), included Councillors Denise Hyland (Cabinet Member Finance, Resources and Social Value), Averil Lekau (Deputy Leader and...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Maisie was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Morden Wharf affordable housing reduced to 20% amid London Plan changes
- Concerns over Morden Wharf cladding quality raised
- Air source heat pumps approved for Royal Arsenal building
- Greenwich Council Approves Affordable Extra Care Housing Plan
- Greenwich Council Backs Climate Resilience in New Planning Document