Councillor · Kingston upon Thames
Councillor Olly Wehring
- Chair - Kingston and North Kingston Neighbourhood Committee
- Chair, Kingston and North Kingston Neighbourhood Committee
- Stories naming Olly
- 7
- Meetings we covered
- 22
- Latest story
- 14 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Olly Wehring, Chair of the Kingston and North Kingston Neighbourhood Committee, expressed concerns about undermining a previous council decision when a condition was removed. The councillor also stated they felt "bounced" into a decision regarding a parking plan due to project delays. The councillor directed residents to the council's website for updates on consultations. The councillor noted that additional information addressed initial concerns about a seasonal event licence application.
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Stories naming Councillor Olly Wehring
- Flats can become HMOs after condition removed Despite objections from local residents and Councillor Olly Wehring, Chair of the Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee, who echoed concerns about undermining the council's previous decision, the committee voted to approve the removal of the condition. Five votes were in favour, with three abstentions.
- Kingston Extends Cleaning Contract for £5.21m The action was noted by Councillors Andreas Kirsch, Anita Schaper, Richard Thorpe, Rowena Bass, Lorraine Dunstone, Patrick Hall, Amir Ali Khan, Kamala Kugan, Ian Manders, Mike Massimi, Thay...
- Kingston Council Faces £3.26m General Fund Overspend, Schools Budget Also Under Pressure The Corporate and Resources Committee, chaired by Councillor Andreas Kirsch, Councillor Anita Schaper, and Councillor Richard Thorpe, addressed these financial challenges and other key performance...
- Kingston Council Funds Community Cafe and Audio Bus Guides to Support Vulnerable Residents Kingston Council has approved funding for a free community café and audio bus guides, aimed at supporting vulnerable residents and fostering community connections. The funding decisions were made...
- Cambridge Rd Estate Parking Plan Approved Despite Concerns However, some councillors voiced their discontent with the way the decision was being handled. Councillor Olly Wehring, Chair of the Kingston and North Kingston Neighbourhood Committee, said he...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Olly was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Planning rules to change: Neighbourhood committees lose power
- Kingston Council Approves New Healthcare Rehabilitation Centre for Warren Park
- Residents object to healthcare centre's scale and impact
- Christmas tree farm approved despite traffic and noise fears
- Robin Hood Primary School Street Scheme trial begins