Wendy qualified as an agricultural economist. She has lived in Torridge since 1979 and in Northam since 1995. Wendy worked on Lundy (1981-95) and experienced at first hand the challenges of living in a sustainable way.
After leaving Lundy she re-trained and worked as a primary school teacher. Wendy is a volunteer at North Devon Foodbank where she is a trustee. She also volunteers and supports charities working with refugees in this country and abroad.
Wendy will bring her skills in environmental issues as well as her local knowledge of Northam to serve you. She will focus on :
Climate Change
Counter impacts of rising sea levels on the local area
Stop sewage/effluent discharges into sea/water courses
Planning
Protect greenspace to stop urban areas joining up
Ensure infrastructure (schools etc) is provided with new housing Restrict number of second homes
Affordable Housing
Increase the proportion and hold developers to it
Address homelessness and shortage of social housing
Waste and Recycling
Support more recycling and more re-use
Discourage fly tipping by making recycling easier
Leisure Services
Ensure leisure centres offer a full programme of activities Improve the cycle and footpath networks across the area
Vote for WENDY LO-VEL
Green Party candidate
Council By-elections
Northam Ward
Torridge District Council
Orchard Hill
Northam Town Council
IF YOU WANT REAL CHANGE VOTE FOR IT
✔ THINKING GLOBALLY, ACTING LOCALLY
✔ FREE TO STAND UP FOR OUR AREA
✔ YEAR ROUND HARD WORK
✔ PEOPLE AND PLANET BEFORE PROFITS
VOTE GREEN Thursday 9th December
The Green Party has two district councillors in adjacent wards – Peter Christie (Bideford North) who is Deputy Chair and Peter Hames (Appledore) who is Chair of the Climate Emergency Committee.
They have a track record of bringing environmental concerns to the fore and Wendy's election would form a strong team of three.
Green Party policies offer a real alternative to those of the main parties and reflect the serious environmental problems facing us and the need for greater equality and social justice. They aim to create economic and ecological sustainability and a fairer, healthier society.
