Councillor · Croydon
Councillor Mark Johnson
Conservative
Shirley North ward
Croydon
- Stories naming Mark
- 10
- Meetings we covered
- 20
- Latest story
- 22 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Mark Johnson is named in 10 stories we have published since July 2025. The most recent, on 21 October 2026, is headlined "Family Hubs show progress in early development, but gaps remain". We have also covered 20 meetings Councillor Mark Johnson attended.
From our records of published stories and council meetings. Editorial policy
Stories naming Councillor Mark Johnson
- Croydon Planning Committee grants change of use for Whitehorse Road The committee members expressed no objections, with Councillor Shortland thanking the officers for their comprehensive report and Councillor Johnson stating he saw "absolutely no reason whatsoever to turn down this application."
- Croydon Council Refuses Kenley Housing Development Due to Character and Scale Concerns Specific aspects of the 'layout and scale' that were problematic for councillors included the 'cramped form of development' which, according to Councillor Fish, still resulted in a 'cramped and...
- Croydon Considers Landlord Accreditation Scheme and Other Measures to Improve Private Rented Housing Attending the Scrutiny & Overview Committee meeting were Councillor Leila Ben-Hassel, Councillor Alasdair Stewart, Councillor Ellily Ponnuthurai, Councillor Mario Creatura, Councillor Mark Johnson,...
- Kenley Residents Object to 7-House Development The Planning Committee is comprised of: Councillor Michael Neal (Chair), Councillor Clive Fraser (Vice-Chair), Councillors Lara Fish (Deputy Cabinet Member for Customer Service), Councillor Sean...
- Croydon Considers Compensation Clauses for Out-of-Borough Housing Providers The Scrutiny & Overview Committee, including Councillor Leila Ben-Hassel, Councillor Alasdair Stewart, Councillor Ellily Ponnuthurai, Councillor Mario Creatura, Councillor Mark Johnson, and...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Mark was listed at. The stories do not name them.