Jenny Gaffney and Alun Jones

Hardworking Lib Dem for Caterham Valley

Alun Jones will be standing for re-election on 4 May to stay as our hard-working Lib Dem Councillor for Caterham Valley.
For the last 7 years, Alun has been working hard for local residents. He has stood up to Surrey County Council, defended against inappropriate planning  applications and just got stuck in to helping our local community.
He says, “being a Councillor is not about fancy meetings, it’s about helping people, fixing problems and finding solutions.”
Alun Jones has been working hard supporting the Council re-development of Quadrant house.  He has fought and won against inappropriate development with a high success record at committee. He has helped countless residents with housing, business and other council issues.
He says, “I am proud of the work I have done championing local businesses in Caterham.”
He continues, “Being part of the Lib Dem team means we have a plan for big council decisions and as a team work hard for local residents. I really hope you can support me on 4th May” 

Alun Jones
Alun Jones

Jenny Gaffney is standing to be the Liberal Democrat Councillor for Valley,

Jenny has lived in the ward for 27 years and is a Retired Administrator.

Jenny Gaffney says, “I think the most important challenge facing Tandridge is The lack of social or affordable housing.“

She thinks for Valley to support local residents and businesses is really important, and says, “I will continue to fight for improved infrastructure with new development, proper parking provision, better amenity with new development and to protect our green spaces.”

Jenny Gaffney says, “If elected I will campaign to make sure our streets are clean and our bins are emptied. I will continue to demand the answers to the issues around the McDonalds proposal and that the Council sticks to its promise and finds satisfactory solutions to the litter, mopeds and anti-social behaviour. I am committed to working to getting the Caterham, Chaldon and Whyteleafe Neighbourhood Plan updated to include new polices like those on flooding.”

 

Jenny Gaffney

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