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Reform UK Group

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Barking and Dagenham's Reform UK Group is currently focused on a review of Controlled Parking Zones.

In July 2026, a motion by Councillor Ben Suter, Leader of the Opposition and Reform UK Group in Barking and Dagenham, to pause Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) expansion for a full review was deferred. Councillor Suter highlighted resident concerns about the impact of CPZs on various groups, including disabled residents, carers, and low-income households.

The deferral occurred at a Full Council meeting due to time constraints, meaning the council has not yet decided on the proposed pause and review of CPZ expansion. No upcoming meetings are specified for further discussion on this motion by the Reform UK Group.

Key facts

  1. A motion by Councillor Ben Suter, Leader of the Opposition and Reform UK Group, was deferred on 22 July 2026. Source
  2. The motion requested a pause on Controlled Parking Zone expansion for a full review. Source
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