Kay Wesley

March-April 2023

Account of Kay Wesley’s recent work in and around Congleton Town Council, including on community safety, the Pride survey, tree planting and support for the Bromley Farm Hub.

January-February 2023

Update of what Councillor Kay Wesley has done in Congleton, including standing up for green waste collection and a White Ribbon schools workshop.

November-December 2022

Councillor Kay Wesley’s work for November-December 2022 during the busy end-of year and Christmas period

September-October 2022

Cllr Kay Wesley’s work for and in the community of Congleton, September-October 2022, including speaking at CEC in support of a Tip for Congleton.

July-August 2022

Councillor Kay Wesley’s work in the Congleton community during July-August 2022, including the 750 Living History Exhibition and Congleton Pride.

May-June 2022

Councillor Kay Wesley’s work in the Congleton community during May-June 2022, including supporting Ukrainian refugees and Jubilee celebration events.

March-April 2022

Councillor Kay Wesley’s work in the Congleton community during March-April 2022 including unveiling the Elizabeth Wolstenholme Elmy statue and getting developers to plant new trees.

January-February 2022

Councillor Kay Wesley’s work in the Congleton community during January-February 2022 including White Ribbon talks at high schools and launching the green e-learning course.

Here is an update on what I’ve been doing in the last two months since my previous blog. If you want to chat to me about what I am doing in the Council my monthly surgeries are continuing on the second Monday of the month. The next one is 10th January. You can join on Zoom here orContinue reading “November-December 2021”

September-October 2021

Here is an update on what I’ve been doing in the last two months since my previous blog. If you want to chat to me about what I am doing in the Council my monthly surgeries are continuing on the first Monday of the month. The next one is 1st November. You can join on Zoom here orContinue reading “September-October 2021”