Councillor Jonathan Cardy

Councillor Jonathan Cardy pointed to planning powers as a tool for change, explaining their use in mandating insulation standards and solar panel adoption in new developments. He raised the possibility of converting underused roads in cemeteries to paths to create more burial space. Councillor Cardy raised concerns about data security within the council and the risk that AI could be used to create information that bypasses security measures. He supported writing to MPs about the voter ID scheme, suggesting the letter should point out that the scheme wastes money and suppresses voting. Councillor Cardy asked about checks for oak processionary moth and asked for a double-check on separate surveys for all trees.

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