Councillor · Havering
Councillor Martin Goode
East Havering Residents' Group
Harold Wood ward
Havering
- Stories naming Martin
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 7
- Latest story
- 8 Sep 2026
In brief
Councillor Martin Goode pressed for answers regarding delays in traffic scheme implementation, highlighting that some schemes take up to two years to implement. The councillor also questioned the effectiveness of grass verge parking enforcement and expressed skepticism about projected savings from the Better Care Fund.
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Stories naming Councillor Martin Goode
- Delays in Havering traffic scheme implementation questioned Havering Council is facing scrutiny over significant delays in implementing traffic schemes, with councillors questioning the lengthy timescales even after public consultations have concluded. The issue was raised during a recent council meeting, where Councillor Martin Goode and Councillor John Tyler both pressed...
- Havering Council Approves £40.9 Million Better Care Fund for Resident Independence Councillor Day acknowledged the complexity of the BCF process due to multiple bodies involved, stating, "We are going to try and get enablement a very high priority." He also discussed the critical...
- Havering Council to investigate grass verge parking enforcement Havering Council is to review its procedures for enforcing parking on grass verges after councillors raised concerns about the effectiveness of current measures. The issue was discussed at a recent...
- Havering Council to Review Parking Enforcement Data Amidst Councillor Concerns The issue was brought to the forefront during the Council meeting on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, when Councillor Martin Goode questioned the effectiveness of enforcement regarding parking on grass...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Martin was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Havering Council to Plant 41 New Street Trees with Focus on Proper Placement and Care
- Havering Council to Review Housing Legislation Impact on Residents
- Havering Council to investigate speeding in St Albans Ward following resident petition
- Public toilets for Harold Hill approved by Havering Council
- Havering Council Approves Tax Rise Following Labour Amendment