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Councillor Tom Vickery
The Reform UK Group
Squirrels Heath ward
Havering
- Stories naming Tom
- 2
- Meetings we covered
- 4
- Latest story
- 15 Sep 2026
In brief
Councillor Tom Vickery volunteered to serve on the Joint Health Scrutiny Committee. The councillor suggested an amendment to ensure Cabinet's responses to scrutiny recommendations include explicit references to where the work can be found. Councillor Tom Vickery also noted that the protocol was written for 'members' without clear indication of how co-opted members fit in.
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Stories naming Councillor Tom Vickery
- Havering Councillors Appointed to Joint Health Scrutiny Committee Councillors Petru Eugen Dinsorean, Oscar Ford, and Tom Vickery have volunteered to serve on the committee, which meets quarterly. The ONEL JHOSC's work is expected to interact with and potentially influence the decision-making of local NHS trusts and the Integrated Care Board within its remit.
- New scrutiny protocol to speed up council responses Councillor Tom Vickery suggested an amendment to ensure that when Cabinet responds to scrutiny recommendations by stating that the council already carries out the work, there should be an explicit...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Tom was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Young Carers Support to be Scrutinised by Havering Council Committee
- Havering Council's Homelessness Strategy Aims for £11m Annual Savings by Reducing Temporary Accommodation
- Havering Council Sub-Committee to Review CQC Improvement Plan
- Havering Councillor Questions Funding for Street Tree Replacement
- Havering Council Explores 'Invest to Save' Initiatives for Social Care Costs