Phone
075 25 60 30 60
Address
Dorlan, Bwlch-Y-Gwynt Rd, Llysfaen, Wales
My objective is to concentrate upon those matters needing immediate answers
- We need road maintenence
- We need regular maintenace
- We need signage
- We need traffic measures
- We need to be included
About Geoff
Geoff has a track record of getting the job done. He has a long list of accomplished projects of varying sizes in both the private and public sector. He acknowledges his success is in part due to teamwork, commitment, and enthusiasm. He believes in inclusion and shared responsibility with common objectives and clear directions. He now sees a need for Llysfaen to do the same and to meet new challenges together.
He established the first Rural Sports Association in Wales here in Llysfaen. He founded the Colwyn Environmental Improvement scheme offering employment opportunities to over 200. He was an instigator of Ysgol Cynfran Llysfaen new build, incorporating both youth and community facilities for residents to make use out of school hours.
A campaigner of dual use facilities, he promoted and delivered the public sports facilities at Emrys ap Ewan High School Abergele, providing again, out of hours use along with resolving the much-awaited swimming pool facilities. He started the Fresh Start club at the Colwyn Bay Leisure Centre with a 6 a.m. use of the pool and facilities achievable because the pool was already being heated all night. His concept of dual use services is driven by promoting “value for money” along with providing services outside the reach of many. He is the winner of the British Heart Foundation Award for the Coastal Cycle Track of Great Britain, another concept where all ages could use a joint facility. He is passionate about access to community support.
He now has his sights on a new goal to campaign for further improvements in Llysfaen. He believes residents need to review their area and incorporate a safe footway on Clobryn Road, address dog fouling, improve road infrastructure and focus on the provision of affordable energy, its infrastructure, and the costs upon residents.
The youth are the future, yet in some places local facilities have been withdrawn. He believes there is a need to revitalise both youth and community facilities through supporting the redevelopment and rebranding of existing Associations.
Geoff wants to
establish a Pride of Llysfaen Award, recognising residents' efforts and annual competition.
Geoff wants to
Involve residents in decisions which impact upon them and ensure that meaningful consultation’s take place. To ensure this he will establish a monthly meet and greet surgery within the area. Times and dates will be available on this site following the election.
Geoff has been a resident of Llysfaen for 46 years married to Linda with 2 children and 2 grandchildren. He has an array of life experience, former Director of the Royal Liverpool University Hospital, Chair of Audit and Risk and Chair of the New Royal Hospital building programme. A former Director of Clatterbridge Cancer Research, former Director of North West Cancer Research, former Independent Audit Member of North Wales Police Crime Commissioner and Chief Constable, Former CEO North Wales Charity.
He has significant business skills in financial planning, marketing and economic development gained over many years as an employee of Imperial Chemical Industries and as a director of his own Consultancy Business.
He is now targeting local issues and services and the impact of these on residents. Geoff wants to ensure that monies spent is of benefit to residents and that residents will benefit from the services provided.
As your County Councillor Geoff has a voice on many issues, Planning, Education, Health, Employment and many more services. It’s now his intention to use his skills to campaign for better community services for all residents in the Llysfaen Area.
With your support, he will seek to meet this challenge.
If you would like to be involved: – then do please contact Geoff
email: – geoff.stewart@llysfaen.wales