Green Party candidate for Kelsey & Eden Park
“Having lived in Kelsey and Eden Park ward my entire life, am deeply familiar with the ”
“concerns of local residents. Since joining the Green Party last year, I have been proud to ”
“represent the interests of young people and families under a banner I trust to stand up ”
“for ordinary people and reflect their voices in decision-making.”
“As your representative on Bromley Council, I would prioritise road safety, particularly ”
“on Wickham Road and Upper Elmers End Road, which have become hotspots for ”
“dangerous driving. I would advocate the introduction of 20mph speed limits on the ”
“most dangerous roads, ensuring that Bromley aligns with the 2022 changes to the ”
“Highway Code, which place greater responsibility on motorists and prioritise ”
“pedestrians at crossings and junctions. Fatal and life-changing accidents have no place ”
“on our streets, and I would work to reduce the risks on our roads.”
“As a volunteer at Dorset Road Allotments, I understand the value of protecting our ”
“green spaces, including parks and nature reserves. I would campaign for renewed ”
“investment in Kelsey Park, reversing years of Conservative neglect. The closure of the ”
“main bridge since 2021, with restoration works only commencing in January 2026, is ”
“emblematic of wider challenges facing Bromley: continued service reductions ”
“alongside repeated council tax increases.”
“I believe the time has come to seek change at council level, guided by the Green Party’s ”
“commitment to an equitable society, where working people can thrive rather than ”
“feeling the pinch.”
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Constituency
Kelsey & Eden Park
Ward
Zach Knowles-Weir
Candidate
Kelsey & Eden Park
The responsibility of a councillor is to represent the people within a ward by making decisions on local services and other local issues.
Bromley