Tunbridge Wells Liberal Democrats

For a Safer, Greener Borough

Councillor Mary Lewis is dedicated to St James

3.44.00pm BST (GMT +0100) Wed 23rd Apr 2008

Councillor Mary Lewis (photography: Christopher J Wigley)

Mary has been a loyal and committed councillor for St James for 15 years

Mary has been a councillor for St James for 15 years. She has lived in the area for more than 40 years.

If re-elected, Mary's top priorities are: -

1. Doorstep recycling of plastics and tins

2. More investment in repairing local roads, which local Tories haven't fixed after years of broken promises

3. Replacing expensive Sunday car parking charges with a low flat rate fee

4. Fighting any moves by the Tories to increase the cost of resident's parking permits or introduce blanket on street parking charging

5. More activities for young people in the area

6. Quick removal of graffiti and litter and repair of vandalism

"Mary has been an excellent local councillor for St James" said fellow councillor for St James David Neve.

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