Priorities
Six commitments — each backed by published work you can check, not just promised. Every link below leads to a real post, issue page, or accountability record, not a leaflet claim.
For too long, residents’ voices have not been heard. Local government inertia has been a barrier to progress. Making sure other authorities (ESCC, for example) meet their commitments to Crowborough South East.
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We all pay taxes, and it’s important that those charged with spending our money do so in a way that delivers best-value services and improves the communities in which we live.
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Rigorous scrutiny of planning applications affecting Crowborough South East and sensitive landscapes across Wealden, including the High Weald National Landscape, Ashdown Forest and the Pevensey Levels.
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Vigorous examination of Cabinet decisions and officer-led processes, for residents’ benefit.
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Tracking the Home Office plan to use Crowborough Army Camp for asylum accommodation, and the council’s handling of it, from the original notification through to today.
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A direct route to raise problems, share evidence, or ask for help — kept structurally separate from campaign activity, and never published without permission.
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If something in Crowborough South East needs attention under any of these priorities, tell Andrew directly.