Former councillor · Merton
Mike Brunt
Labour Party
Abbey ward
Merton
Former councillor
- Chair, Development and Planning Applications Committee
- Stories naming Mike
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 12
- Latest story
- 11 Jun 2026
In brief
Councillor Mike Brunt chaired the Development and Planning Applications Committee meeting. The councillor was also named as a member of the Standards and General Purposes Committee.
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Stories naming Mike Brunt
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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 Edward Foley (Leader of the Merton Park Independent Residents Group).
- 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 Council to Form Group to Assess Freedom of Borough Nominations The members of the Standards and General Purposes Committee are Councillors Slawek Szczepanski (Chair), John Oliver (Vice-Chair), Mike Brunt, Billy Christie, Billy Hayes, Joan Henry, Aidan Mundy,...
- 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 Mike was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Morden Forum Seeks Ways to Boost Community Engagement Amid Low Attendance
- Merton to Bestow Freedom of Borough on Allan Barley, Stephen Hammond
- Merton Council Faces Potential Qualified Audit Opinion Due to Documentation Delays
- Merton Council Internal Audits Reveal Concerns Over Assurance Levels and Recommendation Implementation
- Merton Council's Cyber Attack Risk Increases to Red Despite Mitigation Efforts