Councillor Michael White has been elected as the new leader of the Havering Conservatives following the resignation of Keith Prince, who cited personal and professional changes that hindered his commitment to the role. White's election on January 20 received unanimous support, and he expressed confidence in leveraging the next 18 months to challenge the Havering Residents Association ahead of local elections. This marks a significant return as it has been a decade since White last held this leadership position, allowing him the opportunity to shape the party's future initiatives and budget amendments.
Councillor White said the Conservatives have 18 months 'to turn up the heat' on the Havering Residents Association administration ahead of the next local elections.
The Havering and Redbridge London Assembly member felt he could no longer dedicate enough time and effort to the role, a spokesperson for the group said.
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