The newly-elected head, Tom Roberts, has called on councillors to engage actively with ongoing issues. He emphasized the importance of completing an upcoming survey designed to gather feedback on various concerns.
Councillors Encouraged to Act on Complaints Instead of Complaining
Roberts invited members to voice their issues for better resolution. Ron Burnett, representing Cwmbran Two Locks, supported this initiative. He remarked, “If you don’t fill (the survey) in, how are they to know?” His point underscores the need for councillors to participate actively in the process.
Burnett also cautioned against complaining without contributing to the solutions. “If you don’t fill it in, don’t come whinging,” he added, stressing accountability among the councillors.
Private Space for Discussions
In addition to the survey, Roberts informed the committee about the availability of a private space. This space is intended for members to discuss their concerns without hesitation. Creating such an environment is crucial for open communication and problem-solving.
- Tom Roberts: Newly-elected head.
- Ron Burnett: Councillor for Cwmbran Two Locks.
- Importance of survey participation.
- Encouragement to avoid complaining without action.
- Private space for conversations among councillors.
In conclusion, Roberts’ initiative encourages councillors to move from mere complaints to actively addressing issues. This collaborative approach can lead to significant improvements within the community.
