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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 Road appeal dismissed!

By Co-Chair | 13th March 2022

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New trees planted with better design, thanks to Green Party

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Woodland saved for Croxley Green!

By Co-Chair | 15th February 2022

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Killingdown Farm planning appeal upheld

By Co-Chair | 8th February 2022

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Are you eligible for the Green Homes Grant?

By Co-Chair | 11th November 2021

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Our response to the Local Plan consultation

By Co-Chair | 4th August 2021

Three Rivers District Council (TRDC) is consulting on a new Local Plan which will deliver 8,973 new homes. 80% are allocated to sites in the Green Belt. Please see our full response to Part 1: Preferred Policy Options here and to Part 2: Sites for Potential Allocation here. These are a collection of comments made […]

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Which sites have been put forward for development near you?

By Co-Chair | 18th June 2021

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Support Croxley Green Parish Council to stop the development of the Red Cross Centre

By Co-Chair | 25th May 2021

Three Rivers District Council has designated the Red Cross Centre as a site for future development with 6 dwellings to be built on the land. This decision will remove a vital, well-used community space, which was built using funds raised directly from Croxley Green residents. Three Rivers District Council own the land where the Centre […]

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Chris celebrates a strong election result in Dickinsons Ward

By Co-Chair | 13th May 2021

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% […]

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Greens fight for better housing at Killingdown Farm

By Co-Chair | 3rd May 2021

Chris Mitchell, Green Party candidate for Dickinsons Ward, has succeeded in persuading the developers of Killingdown Farm in Croxley Green to improve energy saving in 160 proposed new homes. Installing heat pumps instead of mains gas connection will result in an energy saving of 43%, a vast improvement on current minimum building standards. Chris has […]

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