Members & votes.
Who sits on each of London’s 33 planning committees, and how every member votes — for, against, and against their own officers’ recommendations. This is the record. The argument about what it means lives in Committee Watch.
The committee league
One row per borough committee. “Share heard” is the slice of the borough’s decisions that reach committee rather than being delegated to officers; “overrides” is the share of the committee’s refusals, traced in its published minutes, that went against its own officers’ recommendation. Sort any column; expand a row for the full roster.
The most active members
Where the planning-active members sit
Party make-up of the 551 committee members in this view. Committee seats follow council control — the party balance of the committee usually decides what an override needs to succeed.
Committees that override most
The five committees whose traced refusals most often went against their own officers. London average: 46%.
- [1]Committee rosters, chair status and membership — each borough’s published committee pages and council constitutions.
- [2]Voting records and interventions — published committee minutes, matched to decision notices; member matching across inconsistent name forms is still being completed.
- [3]Override and overturned-at-appeal rates — officer reports (recommendation) against committee resolutions and PINS appeal outcomes.