Olly Wells

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Archive for the ‘Local Issues’ Category

Visit to the Lightbox

by admin on 8 February, 2009

On Thursday 29th January 2009, I visited the Lightbox to discuss the possibility of a human rights art contest and exhibition in 2010 to help promote the role Woking Borough Council plays in promoting human rights.  I was delighted to learn that the Lightbox are interested in such an event and hope that it will […]

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How can we improve Knaphill?

by admin on 13 January, 2009

Youth Activities in Knaphill

by admin on 29 December, 2008

Good news!  Woking Borough Council has approached the Knaphill Residents Association to allow the Vyne Centre to be used as a drop in Youth Café on a few Monday evenings, on trial for three moths from February 2009 to see if a success can be made of the idea.  With the difficulties young people have had […]

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The Ambassadors Woking

by admin on 17 August, 2008

On Wednesday evening last week, I sat down with the chief executive of Woking Borough Council and of the Ambassadors in Woking to discuss recycling and marketing.  While it was only a conversation rather than a meeting, we did have a good chat.  One outcome is that the Ambassadors may be doing more to offer […]

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Local Politics – International Impact

by admin on 22 June, 2008

I have been thinking about how I should speak up on behalf of the residents of Knaphill regarding international issues that affect their daily lives either economically or morally.  As a local representative I was initially reluctant to ask the council to speak out internationally.  I am beginning to feel my way as a councillor […]

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Community Speed Watch

by admin on 22 June, 2008

Community speed watch can reduce speed to safer levels I am working with Surrey Police to organise a series of community speed watches. Community speed watches involve residents forming a community speed watch team (usually six people), attending a police training session with local police officers at the local police station.  Equipment (including a special camera) […]

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