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Kingsmead Quarry and slurry - Practice what you preach?

Extract from RBWM website 18/9/2011 - Source document http://www.rbwm.gov.uk/web/members_rayner_news.htm

My News - Cllr Rayner

Since my election in June 2005, I have worked hard for the residents of Horton and Wraysbury. I meet residents every day as I go about my daily life in the two villages. This may be in the local coffee shops, the newsagents or on Sunday in church. I enjoy being a part of the community and would like to thank everybody who has been kind and helpful towards me in my role as Ward Councillor.

The reason I became involved in local politics was to carry through my strong belief that the only way you can get things changed is to actively participate and do something for your community. It takes only a few men and women to do nothing to allow evil to succeed. Please do something positive today and get involved to improve your community. By working together, we can make Wraysbury and Horton an even better place in which to live, work and play!

Each month I attend the following meetings to represent the views of the two villages:

• Wraysbury and Horton Parish Council meetings,
• Windsor Development Control Panel (which covers every planning application in this Ward),
• Crime and Disorder Forum (where Councillors meet with the local Inspector of Police and discuss problems they may have in their ward).
• Full Council (which meets bi-monthly), where I ask two questions at every meeting relating to matters that are of concern to local residents. By taking this action, I have made things happen in the ward.
• Cabinet - which meets once a month.