Councillor · Merton
Matthew Willis
Liberal Democrat
Raynes Park ward
Merton
- Vice-Chair, Borough Plan Advisory Committee
- Vice-Chair, Development and Planning Applications Committee
- Stories naming Matthew
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 9
- Latest story
- 23 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Matthew Willis raised concerns about the interim process for councillors calling in applications. The councillor attended meetings of the Development and Planning Applications Committee as Vice-Chair.
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Stories naming Matthew Willis
- Council to adopt new planning delegation rules Councillor Matthew Willis raised concerns about the interim process for councillors calling in applications, noting that the current system relies on personal cloud storage. It was agreed that an email to both the chair and the Head of Development Management would suffice in the interim.
- Merton Council Reviews NatWest Sports Ground Redevelopment Plan and Cranleigh Road Application The meeting was attended by Councillors Mike Brunt (Chair), Matthew Willis (Vice-Chair), Sheri-Ann Bhim, Michael Butcher, Billy Hayes, Dan Johnston, Gill Manly, Susie Hicks, Michael Paterson, and...
- Wimbledon Residents Await Decision on Cranleigh Road Planning App The Development and Planning Applications Committee, which includes Councillors Mike Brunt (Chair), Matthew Willis (Vice-Chair), Sheri-Ann Bhim, Michael Butcher, Billy Hayes, Dan Johnston, Gill...
- Merton Planning Committee Addresses Key Development Applications The agenda, available online, included apologies for absence and declarations of pecuniary interest. Councillors Mike Brunt (Chair), Matthew Willis (Vice-Chair), Sheri-Ann Bhim, Michael Butcher,...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Matthew was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- New homes approved for High Path site despite resident concerns
- Mitcham Development Approved Despite Heritage Concerns, Offering 249 Social Homes
- Merton Council Approves 'Car-Lite' Mitcham Development with 249 Social Homes
- New Mitcham development to include 1,308 sqm commercial space
- 249 affordable homes to be built in Mitcham