Councillor · Bexley
Councillor Rags Sandhu
- Cabinet Member for Environment, Culture & Leisure
- Stories naming Rags
- 7
- Meetings we covered
- 20
- Latest story
- 22 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Rags Sandhu commended a plan's practical examples of delivery, referencing achievements in green spaces and waste management. The councillor noted impressive visitor numbers for Bexley's leisure centres and detailed investments in community amenities, including playgrounds and library refurbishments. Councillor Sandhu also outlined plans for playground investment and confirmed investment in the West Heath playground. The councillor spoke on behalf of residents, highlighting differences between plans and lived experiences, and echoed concerns about development density and parking. Councillor Sandhu inquired about permit holder parking and a logistics plan, and asked about balcony accessibility for a new development.
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Stories naming Councillor Rags Sandhu
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Sidcup Residents Object to New Home on Black Horse Road Councillor Sandhu inquired about implementing permit holder parking and the necessity of a logistics plan. Officers clarified that permit changes were separate and that a construction management plan would be required.
- Bexley Approves Nine New Flats on New Road Despite Objections During the meeting, Councillor Sandhu inquired about the balconies at the front of the building and their accessibility. Councillor Slaughter raised concerns about the distance between the...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Rags was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Bexley Council to Review Religious Education Syllabus
- Bexley Faces Winter Health Challenges: Funding and Staffing Shortages Loom
- Bexley Council Reduces Temporary Housing Costs Through Prevention and Efficient Allocation
- Bexleyheath Homeowner Restricted by Old Planning Rule
- Slade Green Road Flats Approved Despite Flood Risk Concerns