Councillor · Enfield
Maria Alexandrou
- Cabinet Member for Environment
- Chair, Thriving Children and Young People Scrutiny Panel
- Stories naming Maria
- 12
- Meetings we covered
- 9
- Latest story
- 17 Sep 2026
In brief
Councillor Maria Alexandrou stated that no core street cleansing staff had been let go and that the council is recruiting 28 permanent full-time staff. She highlighted increased enforcement actions, including the issuance of penalty notices and successful prosecutions for fly-tipping, and stated that the council is bringing back weekly bin collections. The councillor also proposed a motion urging the council to exempt blue badge holders from Low Traffic Neighbourhoods and called for a focus on men's mental well-being during November.
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Stories naming Maria Alexandrou
- Enfield Council to Debate Men's Mental Health Support The meeting will include a motion from Councillor Maria Alexandrou urging the council to focus support on men's mental well-being, particularly during November, which is Men's Health Awareness Month. The meeting agenda also includes discussions on housing, divestment from companies complicit in international law...
- Enfield Considers Blue Badge Exemption in LTNs Enfield Council is considering exempting blue badge holders from Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) following a motion presented by Councillor Maria Alexandrou at a Council meeting on June 24, 2025....
From meetings they attended
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