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FI'S HOPES ON COUNCIL Print E-mail

fi24th May 2008

Statement to Stroud Life from Fi Macmillan on her hopes for her term as a District councillor in Nailsworth

 

Photo: Fi's election on Friday 

 

 

Thank you to the voters of Nailsworth and Horsley for this honour. I will work with others to see improvements in the provision of affordable housing so that locals can still afford to live here. I also want to see more support for our existing youth services and moreactive measures to curb the underage drinking which is wrecking many ofour young and creating anti-social behaviour.

 

I will work to see the provision of free insulation for all householders and more renewable energy on homes: elsewhere such Green-initiated schemes are paid for byutility companies and mean people save money and tackle climatechange. Public transport provision and use in Nailsworth and Horsleyneeds improvement and I would also like to see better prioritisedcycling and pedestrian routes through Nailsworth and into Horsley. Old Market needs regeneration to create a town centre of which we can beeven more proud.

 

Lastly I would like to see more community-managedrecreation space and, given rising food prices, orchards and allotmentsseem good place to start. I look forward to listening and working withthe community to bring about the changes we need and want.

 

Fi Macmillan 

 
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