Planning committee member · Abingdon, Kensington And Chelsea
James Alexander Husband.
A Conservative member representing Abingdon in Kensington And Chelsea. Sits on the planning committee, with 896 recorded interventions — voting with the officer recommendation 67.6% of the time. 6% of the interventions we could place on the map fall inside Abingdon itself.
ConservativeAbingdon wardPlanning committee
Kensington And Chelsea · James Alexander Husband's interventions
Decisions — geocoded
ApprovedRefusedOther
⚠ Ward/map data below is built on councillor intervention records not yet through the doc-parser verification pass — treat as provisional.
⚠ “Committee sided/against” below is unverified — pending re-extraction of the officer-recommendation field.
At a glance · committee recordAll investigations →
896
Interventions
at committee
35
Meetings
attended
6%
In own ward
of resolved interventions
What they raise — by topicSubscriber
Procedural
109
Conservation
96
Character
72
Design
69
Heritage
67
Neighbour impact
38
Enforcement
32
Sunlight
31
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How they intervene — by type
Declared interest
121
Supported
107
Moved approval
104
Questioned
50
Objected
31
Raised concern
27
How James Alexander Husband acts at committee, by type of intervention.
Intervention history
Where James Alexander Husband moved, seconded, objected to, supported or voted on applications at committee, from the published minutes.
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Application
Committee
Date
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Who decides here
Committee appearances, interventions and votes from Kensington And Chelsea planning-committee minutes. “Committee sided” = voted in line with the officer recommendation. Councillor records are matched from the minutes across inconsistent name forms and are still being completed. The map above plots 248 of their 718 interventions (35%) that we could match to a specific application in our own scraped records — the rest reference applications outside that coverage (older cases, or a different borough's register) and aren't placeable yet. See political control and the committee.