Heathfield Conservative Team Meets Council Leader to Discuss a Better Heathfield
The Heathfield Conservative team recently met with Council Group Leader Paul Hodgins at York House to discuss their vision and priorities for an even better Heathfield.
Ward candidates Alan Butler, George Dryja and Buddhi Weerasinghe outlined the local issues that matter most to residents and discussed how a Conservative administration would deliver practical improvements across the ward.
The meeting focused on the team’s Six Point Plan for an Even Better Heathfield, setting out clear priorities for the next four years.
Our Six Point Plan for Heathfield
Keep Council Tax as Low as Possible
Protect essential local services while delivering value for money for local taxpayers.
Guarantee Weekly Bin and Recycling Collections
Keep Heathfield clean and tidy with reliable weekly collections while tackling fly tipping.
Repair Roads and Pavements
Prioritise investment in potholes and pavements to improve safety for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians.
Support High Quality Local Schools
Maintain sixth forms and continue striving for excellence across our schools, giving every child the best possible start in life.
Tackle Crime and Anti Social Behaviour
Work closely with Richmond Council and the Metropolitan Police to reduce anti social behaviour and help keep Heathfield a safe place to live.
Protect Whitton’s Character
Continue enhancing and protecting the unique character of the area, building on the successful improvements to Whitton High Street and Whitton Station.
A Clear Plan for Heathfield
Following the meeting, the team reaffirmed their commitment to delivering practical local action that makes a real difference to residents.
Whether it is keeping council tax under control, protecting weekly bin collections, investing in roads and pavements, supporting local schools, tackling crime or standing up for Whitton’s unique identity, Heathfield Conservatives are focused on the issues that matter most to local people.
