Councillor · Havering
Councillor Terry Brown
The Reform UK Group
St Edwards ward
Havering
- Cabinet Member for Planning and Public Protection and Champion for Anti- Knife Crime
- Stories naming Terry
- 6
- Meetings we covered
- 7
- Latest story
- 15 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Terry Brown, Cabinet Member for Planning and Public Protection, highlighted the Local Plan's importance. The councillor was asked about the council's service level agreement for providing CCTV footage to the police. Councillor Terry Brown was appointed as the Member Champion for Anti-knife crime.
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Stories naming Councillor Terry Brown
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Havering Council Approves New 30-Month Timetable for Local Plan Development The Cabinet met on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, to endorse the revised plan timetable. Councillor Terry Brown, Cabinet Member for Planning and Public Protection, highlighted the Local Plan's importance in shaping development and the necessity of adhering to new government directives. The Local Plan aims to shape...
- Havering Council's CCTV footage provision to police questioned Councillor Trevor McKeever asked Councillor Terry Brown, Cabinet Member for Planning and Public Protection, whether the council operates to a service level agreement for providing CCTV footage to...
- Councillor Urges Update on New Green CCTV Integration During a Council meeting on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, Councillor Stanton asked Cabinet Member for Planning and Public Protection, Councillor Terry Brown, for the current position and...
- Havering Council Appoints Four New Member Champions for Key Community Issues Councillor Terry Brown has been appointed as the Member Champion for Anti-knife crime. Councillor Della Morrison will serve as the Member Champion for Disabilities, and Councillor Luke Barry will...
- Havering Council Elects New Leader and Cabinet Members Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Finance: Sue Benjamin Adults and Health Care: Graham Day Children: Kevin Guild Customer Services: Sean McMahon Highways: Alex Sibley Housing Allocation: Martin...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Terry was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Havering Council Approves £2.8m School Expansion for Nursery and SEND Unit
- Havering Councillor Questions Funding for Street Tree Replacement
- Havering Council Explores 'Invest to Save' Initiatives for Social Care Costs
- Councillor seeks clarity on pavement repair programme
- Progress on Gidea Park Library respite housing update