I want to make sure everywhere in Penyard ward is the best that it can be. I want residents to be supported with their issues and concerns. I want to support Parish Councils in their endeavours to support their communities. And I want to make sure that Herefordshire Council has a strong voice for Penyard in all the discussions and decisions that go on there.
Adrian brings a powerful mix of business expertise, charity leadership, and hands-on local government experience to help our community continue to be the brilliant place it is to live.
As a Parish Councillor in Weston under Penyard, Adrian has consistently stepped up to manage finances and local projects such as the extension and new playground at the Village Hall . He played a key role in developing Herefordshire Councils’ Charter, ensuring our town and parish voices are heard loud and clear at the county level.
With a background spanning commercial enterprise and charities, Adrian knows how to balance budgets, deliver projects on time, and make resources go further. Committed to our environment, he co-leads the Zero Waste Stall in Ross-on-Wye, rescuing tonnes of surplus food from landfill to support local families.
Adrian offers the practical, community-first leadership we need. A proven problem-solver, he will champion transparent governance, support local initiatives, and seek to deliver efficient services for every resident.
If elected, I will…
🗣️ Stand Up for Residents:
Represent your individual concerns, holding council officers accountable until real solutions are delivered.
🤝 Support Our Parish Councils:
Work with local Parish Councils so their priorities are directly addressed by Herefordshire Council.
🛣️ Demand Our Fair Share for Roads:
Push for long-term resurfacing over quick-fix patches and prioritise drainage maintenance to stop local flooding.
🌳 Protect Our Countryside:
Fight inappropriate development under incoming planning rules to safeguard our local green spaces and footpaths.
💰 Get Best Value for Your Council Taxes:
Ensure every pound works harder for our community given central government cuts to local funding.