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
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Bike Hangar Plan Paused After Resident Safety Concerns Councillor Olly Wehring, Chair of the Kingston and North Kingston Neighbourhood Committee, acknowledged the common issue of residents feeling uninformed about local changes. He directed residents to the council's website, kingstonletstalk.co.uk, where they can register to receive updates on consultations.
- All Saints Church Lawns seeks seasonal event licence Councillor Olly Wehring noted that the additional information addressed the initial concerns about the application. Councillor Jackie Davies added that a licensable area shaded on the hand-drawn...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Olly was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Kingston to Upgrade CCTV and Relocate Control Room to Kingsmill Business Park
- Kingston Council Opposes Gov't Push for Leader & Cabinet System
- Kingston Council Faces £3.42m Overspend, Schools Budget in Crisis; Council Approves Measures to Address Financial Issues
- Kingston Council Forms Company to Tackle Housing Crisis by Purchasing 150 Homes
- Kingston upon Thames Migrates Data Center Services to Amazon Web Services