Councillor · Havering
Councillor Stephanie Nunn
Havering Aligned Residents' Associations, (Hornchurch Residents Association)
Elm Park ward
Havering
- Vice-Chair, Pensions Committee
- Stories naming Stephanie
- 6
- Meetings we covered
- 8
- Latest story
- 30 Sep 2026
In brief
Councillor Stephanie Nunn raised a question regarding the prevalence of social housing tenancy fraud. The councillor spoke on behalf of Councillor Mugglestone, highlighting concerns about a property's alleged misuse and its impact on local residents. Councillor Stephanie Nunn is a member of the Corporate Parenting Panel.
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Stories naming Councillor Stephanie Nunn
- Havering Council implements measures to combat social housing fraud During the Council meeting held on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, Councillor Stephanie Nunn raised a question regarding the prevalence of social housing tenancy fraud, citing estimates that 3-5% of England's social housing stock is affected.
- Havering Council approves controversial Hornchurch extension Councillor Stephanie Nunn, speaking on behalf of Councillor Mugglestone, echoed these worries, highlighting the property's past alleged misuse, including being advertised as an Airbnb and...
- Ofsted Urges Havering to Update Corporate Parenting Strategy; Panel Discusses Children in Care Initiatives and Data During the meeting, the Corporate Parenting Panel, chaired by Councillor Jason Frost, reviewed a range of initiatives and data related to children in care. The panel includes Councillors Oscar...
- Havering Young People Want Cooking, Finance Skills Training The panel, which includes Councillor Jason Frost as Chair, and Councillors Oscar Ford, Mandy Anderson, Stephanie Nunn, and Frankie Walker as members, aims to act as responsible parents to all...
- Havering Children in Care Numbers Rise 19% in a Year Councillor Jason Frost chairs the Corporate Parenting Panel, which met four times between August 2024 and May 2025. Councillors Oscar Ford, Mandy Anderson, Stephanie Nunn, and Frankie Walker are...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Stephanie was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Delays in Havering traffic scheme implementation questioned
- Havering Council's EHCP issuance rate questioned by local councillor
- Havering Council to lobby for funding to tackle Launders Lane crisis
- Council to review mental wellbeing support
- Harold Wood Residents Concerned Over Absence of Road Sweeping