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Chris celebrates a strong election result in Dickinsons Ward

In the Three Rivers District Council elections in 2021 Chris Mitchell increased the vote for the Green Party in Dickinsons Ward, Croxley Green, eightfold from 119 to 961, and the vote share sixfold from 6% to over 38%.  He was narrowly beaten by the Liberal Democrats whose vote share fell by a third from 66% to 43%.

Bar graph showing the increase in vote share between 2019 and 2021

Chris said:

“Thank you to everyone who voted for me.  A special thank you to the many volunteers who helped to produce leaflets, leafleting and canvassing.  Without their help, we could not have got our message across so well.  It was a fantastic team effort.  

This great result shows it was only ever a race between the Liberal Democrats and the Green Party.

I will carry on working for Croxley Green as a Parish Councillor and in all the other community activities in in our fabulous village.

I hope to stand for election for the Green Party in Dickinsons Ward again next year.

Chris' top priorities are:

  • Protecting our Green Belt from the unrealistic and unsustainable housing targets set by national government
  • Improving communication and consultation with local residents about the District Council’s initiatives
  • Ensuring that community assets, such as the Red Cross Hall, are used for the benefit of the community

Chris will continue as an active Parish Councillor and campaigner in Croxley Green.

Sycamore Amenity Land – Protected

By ns | 31st January 2023

Following the inspectors decision to turn down the appeal for a planning permission on the Sycamore Road Amenity site, this has now been recommended to be removed from development. Chris Mitchell attended all the local plan meetings and ensured the officers had the inspectors report to show it should never be developed. Chris is very […]

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PETITION: Transfer The Green, Stones Orchard and the allotments to Croxley Green Parish Council

By ns | 26th January 2023

We are asking for The Green, Stones Orchard and the allotments in Croxley Green to be transferred from Three Rivers District Council to Croxley Green Parish Council. Sign the petition!  The land is enjoyed by many residents and it is already maintained by the Parish Council. The Parish Council maintains the land at no cost to […]

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VIDEO: Croxley Green Belt out of Local Plan

By Co-Chair | 20th January 2023

Good news! The District Council has decided that the proposal for 500 new homes by Rousebarn Lane will not be included in the Local Plan. Cllr Chris Mitchell says: “I have attended all the Local Plan committee meetings since being elected.  I have been able to speak up for Croxley Green and have been listened […]

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Open letter: Disown the government’s ‘attack on nature’

By Co-Chair | 7th October 2022

Three Rivers Green Party and Green Party Councillor Chris Mitchell have written to all local conservative councillors, calling on them to disown the governments ‘attack on nature’. The full letter reads: Dear Mr Mohindra and Three Rivers Conservative councillors, “This Government has today launched an attack on nature” ~ RSPB England There is widespread anger […]

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Students want safer school commutes

By Co-Chair | 7th October 2022

Cllr Chris Mitchell was honoured to be invited to talk with sustainability groups at both secondary schools in Croxley Green. He said: “It is wonderful to see the energy and enthusiasm of young people trying to grapple with some of the most difficult issues facing humanity.” One of their main concerns was how they could […]

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Every Little Helps!

By Co-Chair | 7th October 2022

Members of Sustainable Three Rivers persuaded Tesco to power their van refrigeration with electricity. Previously, the diesel engines were running while stationary, contributing to harmful air pollution. Russell Ball and Rosi Jordon, with support from Green Party Councillor Chris Mitchell, managed to get Tesco to bring forward their plans and install electric charging points at […]

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Backtrack on biodiversity

By Co-Chair | 31st March 2022

The Liberal Democrats have backtracked on the grassland management policy (also called ‘no-mow’). It was first put forward by Independent Cllr Alex Michaels and the Council agreed to turn 50% of non-leisure grassland to meadow. The policy called for a ‘cut and lift’ method to encourage wildflowers and pollinators. However, in March, the report showed […]

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Chris Mitchell gains support of ex-Lib Dem

By Co-Chair | 31st March 2022

As an ex-Lib Dem, who left the party and went on to serve as an Independent Councillor, Alex Michaels is supporting Chris at the election on 5th May 2022. “I am concerned about the Council’s poor performance on its environmental and biodiversity policies. Never has the District Council needed a councillor like Chris more than […]

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VIDEO: Chris and Andrew discuss new solar panels

By Co-Chair | 31st March 2022

Green Party members Chris and Andrew discuss the recent installation of solar panels on Andrew’s home in Croxley Green. […]

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What is going to happen to the Red Cross Hall?

By Co-Chair | 15th March 2022

Chris Mitchell presented a petition signed by 555 local residents to Three Rivers District Council on 6th December 2021. An inaccurate statement from a Lib Dem Councillor was read out and no debate was allowed. The Parish Council has written to correct this. You can read the facts on Croxley Green Parish Council website. The […]

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