Time to get Brighton & Hove City Council delivering basic services again

Conservative Group Leader Steve Bell

Dear fellow resident,

 

Brighton and Hove City Council has lost its way.  Rubbish is not being reliably collected; litter lines our streets; weeds and verges are not being cut; hundreds of council homes lie empty; and the recycling rate is among the worst in the UK. 

 

After 12 years of Green-Labour Councils, the City has become a soft-touch on antisocial behaviour and the Council refuses to use its local powers to tackle it.

 

Greens/Labour have lost their focus:  They waste hours of Council time on debating national/international issues—instead of fixing the local issues they were elected by residents to manage.  Enough is enough.

 

Our local Conservative Councillor Team has a  proactive plan to re-focus this City Council on its primary task, which is delivering its statutory services to residents.  I hope you will complete this survey and let us know your thoughts.

 

Councillor Steve Bell

Leader of Brighton and Hove Conservative Group

 

Brighton & Hove survey

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Do you support our campaign to refocus Brighton & Hove City Council on delivering its basic services?
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Which THREE of these local issues do you think should be prioritised?
Do you agree that Brighton & Hove City Council has become a soft touch on antisocial behaviour?
Which of the following measures would you like to see implemented by the Council to tackle antisocial behaviour?
Are Council parking schemes a problem in your area?
Which THREE of the below would you describe as your top priorities for local transport?
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How important is it to you that the Council reopens the face-to-face services it closed during the pandemic?

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