Role

Dan O'Sullivan, Head of Service for Markets, Shopfronts and Street Trading

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Dan O'Sullivan, Head of Service for Markets, Shopfronts and Street Trading, is involved in Hackney Council's plastic reduction efforts.

Hackney Markets have achieved an estimated 1.2 million fewer single-use plastic items annually, a development in which Dan O'Sullivan, Head of Service for Markets, Shopfronts and Street Trading, is involved. This achievement, reported in October 2026, stems from the Hackney Markets Strategy, which made plastic-free trading a licensing condition across the borough's ten markets.

Dan O'Sullivan holds the role of Head of Service for Markets, Shopfronts and Street Trading at Hackney Council, overseeing market and street trading operations. There are no upcoming meetings scheduled to discuss this role or further developments regarding plastic reduction in Hackney's markets.

Key facts

  1. Hackney Markets achieved an estimated 1.2 million fewer single-use plastic items annually in October 2026. Source
  2. Plastic-free trading is a licensing condition across Hackney's ten markets due to the Hackney Markets Strategy. Source
  3. Dan O'Sullivan is Head of Service for Markets, Shopfronts and Street Trading. Source
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