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Your Appleton Ward councillors, Lynsey McCarthy‑Calvert, Diana Jones and Lorraine Larman, all of the People's Independent Party:

Voted for a 35% increase in their own taxpayer funded allowance.
Did not vote against giving six figure golden goodbyes of taxpayer money to council civil servants involved in the illegal payments scandal.
Allowed 'serious failings' in council housing service provided to tennants.
Have presided over the worst wildlife disaster in Castle Point's history at council owned Canvey Lake. Hundreds of birds and fish were killed and the lake has become a risk to public health.
Voted for a draft local plan that the Labour Government are likley to override putting all viable local Green Belt sites at risk of development. They did so despite promising to Protect the Green Belt.
Voted for the staffing restructure that saw front line staff recieve huge pay cuts. Voted to put more money in their own pockets instead.

Your Canvey Island Central councillors, Lorraine Breading (Canvey Island Independent Party), Jamie Huntman (People's Independent Party) and Peter May (also PIP):

Voted for a 35% increase in their own taxpayer funded allowance.
Did not vote against giving six figure golden goodbyes of taxpayer money to council civil servants involved in the illegal payments scandal.
Allowed 'serious failings' in council housing service provided to tennants.
Has presided over the worst wildlife disaster in Castle Point's history at council owned Canvey Lake with hundreds of birds and fish killed and the lake becoming a risk to public health.
Voted for a local plan that would see over 3,000 new flats and houses built on Canvey despite promising to vote against big developments on the island.
Voted for the staffing restructure that saw front line staff recieve huge pay cuts. Voted to put more money in their own pockets instead.

Your Canvey Island East councillors, Susan Brooke, Carole Sach and Grace Watson, all of the Canvey Island Independent Party:

Voted for a 35% increase in their own taxpayer funded allowance. Grace Watson voted for a 103% increase to her allowance!
Did not vote against giving six figure golden goodbyes of taxpayer money to council civil servants involved in the illegal payments scandal.
Allowed 'serious failings' in council housing service provided to tennants.
Has presided over the worst wildlife disaster in Castle Point's history at council owned Canvey Lake with hundreds of birds and fish killed and the lake becoming a risk to public health.
Voted for a local plan that would see over 3,000 new flats and houses built on Canvey despite promising to vote against big developments on the island.
Voted for the staffing restructure that saw front line staff recieve huge pay cuts. Voted to put more money in their own pockets instead.

Your Canvey Island North councillors, Dave Blackwell, Michael Fuller and Nick Harvey, all of the Canvey Island Independent Party:

Voted for a 35% increase in their own taxpayer funded allowance.
Did not vote against giving six figure golden goodbyes of taxpayer money to council civil servants involved in the illegal payments scandal.
Allowed 'serious failings' in council housing service provided to tennants.
Has presided over the worst wildlife disaster in Castle Point's history at council owned Canvey Lake with hundreds of birds and fish killed and the lake becoming a risk to public health.
Voted for a local plan that would see over 3,000 new flats and houses built on Canvey despite promising to vote against big developments on the island.
Voted for the staffing restructure that saw front line staff recieve huge pay cuts. Voted to put more money in their own pockets instead.

Your Canvey Island South councillors, Barry Campagna, Barry Palmer, Janice Payne all of the Canvey Island Independent Party:

Voted for a 35% increase in their own taxpayer funded allowance.
Did not vote against giving six figure golden goodbyes of taxpayer money to council civil servants involved in the illegal payments scandal.
Allowed 'serious failings' in council housing service provided to tennants.
Has presided over the worst wildlife disaster in Castle Point's history at council owned Canvey Lake with hundreds of birds and fish killed and the lake becoming a risk to public health.
Voted for a local plan that would see over 3,000 new flats and houses built on Canvey despite promising to vote against big developments on the island.
Voted for the staffing restructure that saw front line staff recieve huge pay cuts. Voted to put more money in their own pockets instead.

Your Canvey Island Winter Gardens councillors, Reece Langley of Reform UK, Graham Withers of the Canvey Island Independent Party and David Thomas, also of the CIIP:

Voted for a 35% increase in their own taxpayer funded allowance.
Did not vote against giving six figure golden goodbyes of taxpayer money to council civil servants involved in the illegal payments scandal.
Allowed 'serious failings' in council housing service provided to tennants.
Has presided over the worst wildlife disaster in Castle Point's history at council owned Canvey Lake with hundreds of birds and fish killed and the lake becoming a risk to public health.
Voted for a local plan that would see over 3,000 new flats and houses built on Canvey despite promising to vote against big developments on the island.
Voted for the staffing restructure that saw front line staff recieve huge pay cuts. Voted to put more money in their own pockets instead.

Your Hadleigh St James councillors Aimme Harbinson, Kate Knott and Duncan Macpherson all of the People’s Independent Party:

Voted for a 35% increase in their own taxpaer funded allowance. Kate Knott voted for a 41% increase to her allowance.
Did not vote against giving six figure golden goodbyes of taxpayer money to council civil servants involved in the illegal payments scandal.
Allowed 'serious failings' in council housing service provided to tennants.
Has presided over the worst wildlife disaster in Castle Point's history at council owned Canvey Lake with hundreds of birds and fish killed and the lake becoming a risk to public health.
Voted for a draft local plan that the Labour Government are likley to override putting all viable local Green Belt sites at risk of development. They did so despite promising to Protect the Green Belt.

Your St George’s Ward councillors, Nanine Pachy, Nicola Benson and Dean Silk all of the People’s Independent Party.

Voted for a 35% increase in their own taxpayer funded allowance.
Did not vote against giving six figure golden goodbyes of taxpayer money to council civil servants involved in the illegal payments scandal.
Allowed 'serious failings' in council housing service provided to tennants.
Has presided over the worst wildlife disaster in Castle Point's history at council owned Canvey Lake with hundreds of birds and fish killed and the lake becoming a risk to public health.
Voted for a draft local plan that the Labour Government are likley to override putting all viable local Green Belt sites at risk of development. They did so despite promising to Protect the Green Belt.

Your St Mary’s Ward councillors, Sharon Ainsley, Rob Lillis and Russell Savage all of the People's Independent Party:

Voted for a 35% increase in their own taxpayer funded allowance.
Did not vote against giving six figure golden goodbyes of taxpayer money to council civil servants involved in the illegal payments scandal.
Allowed 'serious failings' in council housing service provided to tennants.
Has presided over the worst wildlife disaster in Castle Point's history at council owned Canvey Lake with hundreds of birds and fish killed and the lake becoming a risk to public health.
Voted for a draft local plan that the Labour Government are likley to override putting all viable local Green Belt sites at risk of development. They did so despite promising to Protect the Green Belt.
Voted for the staffing restructure that saw front line staff recieve huge pay cuts. Voted to put more money in their own pockets instead.

Your St Michael's Ward councillors, Timothy Copsey, Warren Gibson and John Knott all of the People's Independent Party:

Voted for a 35% increase in their own taxpayer funded allowance. Warren Gibson voted for a 52% increase to his allowance!
Did not vote against giving six figure golden goodbyes of taxpayer money to council civil servants involved in the illegal payments scandal.
Allowed 'serious failings' in council housing service provided to tennants.
Has presided over the worst wildlife disaster in Castle Point's history at council owned Canvey Lake with hundreds of birds and fish killed and the lake becoming a risk to public health.
Voted for a draft local plan that the Labour Government are likley to override putting all viable local Green Belt sites at risk of development. They did so despite promising to Protect the Green Belt.
Voted for the staffing restructure that saw front line staff recieve huge pay cuts. Voted to put more money in their own pockets instead.

Your Tarpots Ward councillors, Kieron Bowker, Michael Dearson and Benn Wimbledon all of the People’s Independent Party:

Voted for a 35% increase in their own taxpayer funded allowance.
Did not vote against giving six figure golden goodbyes of taxpayer money to council civil servants involved in the illegal payments scandal.
Allowed 'serious failings' in council housing service provided to tennants.
Has presided over the worst wildlife disaster in Castle Point's history at council owned Canvey Lake with hundreds of birds and fish killed and the lake becoming a risk to public health.
Voted for a draft local plan that the Labour Government are likley to override putting all viable local Green Belt sites at risk of development. They did so despite promising to Protect the Green Belt.
Voted for the staffing restructure that saw front line staff recieve huge pay cuts. Voted to put more money in their own pockets instead.

Your Thundersley North councillors Gareth Howlett, Tom Gibson and Stephen Mountford all of the People's Independent Party:

Voted for a 35% increase in their own taxpayer funded allowance.
Did not vote against giving six figure golden goodbyes of taxpayer money to council civil servants involved in the illegal payments scandal.
Allowed 'serious failings' in council housing service provided to tennants.
Has presided over the worst wildlife disaster in Castle Point's history at council owned Canvey Lake with hundreds of birds and fish killed and the lake becoming a risk to public health.
Voted for a draft local plan that the Labour Government are likley to override putting all viable local Green Belt sites at risk of development. They did so despite promising to Protect the Green Belt.
Voted for the staffing restructure that saw front line staff recieve huge pay cuts. Voted to put more money in their own pockets instead.

Your Thundersley South councillors Matthew Cortes, Laurie Dixon and Allan Edwards all of the People's Independent Party:

Voted for a 35% increase in their own taxpayer funded allowance.
Did not vote against giving six figure golden goodbyes of taxpayer money to council civil servants involved in the illegal payments scandal.
Allowed 'serious failings' in council housing service provided to tennants.
Has presided over the worst wildlife disaster in Castle Point's history at council owned Canvey Lake with hundreds of birds and fish killed and the lake becoming a risk to public health.
Voted for a draft local plan that the Labour Government are likley to override putting all viable local Green Belt sites at risk of development. They did so despite promising to Protect the Green Belt.
Voted for the staffing restructure that saw front line staff recieve huge pay cuts. Voted to put more money in their own pockets instead.

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