Former councillor · Havering
Robby Misir
Havering Residents Association
Marshalls & Rise Park ward
Havering
Former councillor
- Member Champion for Equalities & Diversity
- Vice-Chair, Planning Committee
- Stories naming Robby
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 14
- Latest story
- 27 Mar 2026
In brief
Councillor Robby Misir voiced reservations about a retrospective planning application, stating "I can't see that one family living there would need this number of bathrooms." The councillor was named as a Member Champion for Equalities & Diversity on a committee that reviewed a Green Belt BESS application and a special school planned for a playing field.
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Stories naming Robby Misir
- Havering Council approves controversial Hornchurch extension Councillor Robby Misir voiced his reservations, stating, "I can't see that one family living there would need this number of bathrooms." The retrospective application sought to regularise internal changes including the addition of a playroom, bathroom, and shower, and a bedroom and a bathroom on the first floor. The...
- Havering Scrutinizes HMO Landscape: Licensed vs. Unlicensed Councillor David Taylor (Chairman) Councillor Ray Best Councillor Osman Dervish Councillor Matthew Stanton (Vice-Chair) Councillor Philippa Crowder Councillor Laurance Garrard Councillor Robby...
- Sport England Objects to Special School Planned for Balgores Lane Playing Field The Strategic Planning Committee included Councillors Reg Whitney, Robby Misir (Member Champion for Equalities & Diversity), Ray Best, Jane Keane, John Crowder, and Timothy Ryan.
- Green Belt BESS Approved Amid Controversy in Havering The Strategic Planning Committee, composed of Councillors Reg Whitney, Chair, Councillor Robby Misir, Member Champion for Equalities & Diversity, Councillor Ray Best, Councillor Jane Keane,...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Robby was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Havering Council to Install CCTV in Rainier and Wennington Following Resident Petition
- Green Belt development debated for Hornchurch site
- Havering Council approves Waterloo Estate regeneration plans
- New primary school and 584 homes planned for Romford Homebase site
- Romford's former Debenhams site to become homes and hotel