At last night’s Council meeting the following people were appointed to fill the four vacancies on the Town Council:
St Johns — Heather Rogers
West — Margaret Brain
The full complement of 16 Town Councillors is as follows. Their full contact details will appear on the Town Council’s website in due course: www.crowboroughtowncouncil.gov.uk/about-us/town-councillors.
| Ward | Seat | Candidates |
| East | 4 | Peter Ellefsen; David Larkin; Greg Rose; Sandra Timms |
| Jarvis Brook | 2 | David Neeve; George Moss |
| North | 4 | Martyn Garrett; Alan Penney; Ronald Reed; Neil Waller |
| St Johns | 2 | Kay Moss (Con); Hather Rogers |
| West | 4 | Margaret Brian; Quentin Burch; Wendy Scrace; Matthew Street |
Mayor and Deputy Mayor
Committees
Councillors they decided which committees they wish to serve on and the outside bodies they wish to represent the Council. The following Councillors were elected to chair the Council’s six committees:
- Communications and Events: Cllr Mathew Street
- Environment: Cllr Sandra Timms
- Finance & General Purposes: Cllr Quentin Burch
- Personnel: Cllr George Moss
- Planning & Development:Cllr George Moss
- Sport, Recreaction & Cemetry: Cllr Kay Moss
Other Business:
One of the regular items on the agenda is reports from District and County Councillors for Crowborough.
Councillor Richard Stogdon told the Town Council a meeting had been held with the Assistant Director for Transport at East Sussex County Council (ESCC). Jeremy Woolgar of Crowborough Chamber of Commerce also attended.
It was reported that ESCC, as the Highways Authority, had costed possible traffic alleviation schemes for the town – specifically to provide alternative routes for HGV lorries from the A26 to the Millbrook Industrial Estate. To widen Palegate Lane, to make it suitable to take lorries, would costs between £6 and 9 million. To lower the road under the railway bridge at the station, and underpin the bridge, would cost in the region of £1million. Discussions will now take place with Network Rail about the feasibilty of altering the bridge and possible funding of the scheme.
Pleased Ron Reed is back for the second time.