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Paul Bell
Cabinet member for housing and planning
Nesil Caliskan
Leader, Enfield Council
Caroline Harper
Chief planning director, Be First
Mark Allison
Leader, Merton Council
Lucy Taylor
Director of growth and sustainability, Ealing Council
Danny Thorpe
Leader, Royal Borough of Greenwich
Barbara Brownlee
Managing director, Westminster Builds
Dan Humpheys
Leader, Worthing Borough Council
Sharon Thompson
Cabinet member for homes and neighbourhoods
Shama Tatler
Lead member for regeneration, property and planning
Leo Pollak
Cabinet member for housing
Colm Lacey
Chief executive, Brick By Brick
Peter Mason
Cabinet Member for housing, planning and transformation
Simon Miller
Member for economic growth and housing development, Waltham Forest Council
Stewart Murray
Strategic director economic growth and housing delivery, Waltham Forest Council
Clare Coghill
Leader, Waltham Forest Council
Ged Curran
Chief executive, Merton Council
Chris Lee
Director of environment and regeneration, Merton Council
Martin Whelton
Cabinet member for regeneration, housing and transport
Keith Ferry
Deputy leader, Harrow Council
Graham Henson
Leader, Harrow Council
Sean Harriss
Chief executive, Harrow Council
Chris Naylor
Chief executive, Barking and Dagenham Council
Andrew Blake-Herbert
Chief executive, Havering Council
Stephen Alambritis
Leader, Merton Council
Pat Hayes
Managing director, BeFirst
Julian Bell
Leader, Ealing Council
Neil Stubbings
Director of regeneration
Ruth Dombey and Jayne McCoy
Leader and deputy leader, Sutton Council
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