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Cllr Sue Mallender aims to be carbon neutral as newly elected Rushcliffe Mayor

03/07/2020 by Digital Media

The new Mayor of Rushcliffe, Cllr Sue Mallender, has said she is “delighted” to have been elected to office for the forthcoming 12 months and aims to conduct the role in a carbon neutral and zero waste manner.

In a ceremony in the Council Chamber at Rushcliffe Arena on Thursday (July 2), she accepted the position from 2019/20 incumbent Cllr Mrs Christine Jeffreys in a virtual Full Council meeting as councillors attended via an online conferencing platform.

As the ‘first citizen’ of the Borough the Mayor will virtually or safely attend many official engagements during her term of office this year and will assume duties this weekend by opening the Virtual Lady Bay Open Gardens as among her first appointments. 

She aims to attend as many events as possible when it is safe to do so by walking, cycling or public transport.

She was among just a handful of individuals at the venue present to oversee the Mayor making ceremony as the authority continues its meetings virtually in line with central government advice. 

The Lady Bay Green Party councillor has nominated Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, Musicworks and Trent District Community First Responders as her chosen charities for the year and will raise vital funds for their causes. 

Residents can find out more on their work at www.nottinghamshirewildlife.org www.musicworksnet.co.uk and www.trentcfr.co.uk respectively.

Cllr Mallender said: “It is an honour to have assumed this role and represent over 115,000 people across the Borough in what continues to be challenging times for so many of us in light of COVID-19.

“I am delighted to have the opportunity to engage with our communities in the year ahead, whether in person safely or virtually and of course raise funds and the profile of the charities. Please support them wherever you can. 

“I also am setting myself the challenge of being a carbon neutral and zero waste mayor and will do all I can to achieve this.”

Cllr Tina Combellack was elected as Deputy Mayor for the next 12 months and expressed her honour of being entrusted with the role.

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Filed Under: East Leake, Rushcliffe, West Bridgford Tagged With: Mayor of Rushcliffe, Rushcliffe, Sue Mallender

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