Role

Member Champion for Anti-knife crime

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Havering Council established the Member Champion for Anti-knife crime role and appointed Councillor Terry Brown in May 2026.

Havering Council established the Member Champion for Anti-knife crime role in May 2026, appointing Councillor Terry Brown to advocate for anti-knife crime initiatives. This decision was made during the council's annual meeting, as part of a wider move to create four new Member Champion roles focusing on key community issues within the borough.

The new roles, confirmed by Havering Council in May 2026, also include champions for Disabilities, Veterans, and Wildlife. These positions aim to provide dedicated focus and representation for specific challenges and opportunities within the borough.

Key facts

  1. Havering Council established the Member Champion for Anti-knife crime role in May 2026. Source
  2. Councillor Terry Brown was appointed as the Member Champion for Anti-knife crime in May 2026. Source
  3. The roles were confirmed during Havering Council's annual meeting on May 27, 2026. Source
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