Mayor
MEET THE MAYOR
Councillor David Neeves was elected Town Mayor for 2022-23 at the Annual Statutory Meeting held on 10th May 2022.
David has lived in Crowborough since 2000 having moved from Tunbridge Wells with Jen, his wife of 25 years. David was first elected to Crowborough Town Council representing Jarvis Brook ward in 2015 and latterly South East ward. He has sat on four committees, two as Vice Chairman.
As well as being a councillor, David has been a first responder for South East Coast Ambulance Service and is current
ly a volunteer for East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service.
In addition to serving on all the council’s committees, he is a member of two working groups. These groups are investigating a new pavilion for the Wolfe Recreation Ground and 2G Pitch for the town – something David is very passionate about as he enjoys sport, even if he can’t play as much as he used to.
He aims to promote Crowborough as the diverse modern town it is today and looks forward to supporting the council staff, local businesses and residents, as well as the many events organised throughout the year.
Cllr Neeves says, “I am extremely proud to have been elected to such a position as Town Mayor and being elected by your peers is an honour. I can only say thank you for the trust placed upon me”
Each year the Mayor supports two charities. This year Cllr David Neeves has chosen – Crowborough Foodbank and Grove Park Charitable Trust
The Mayor receives many invitations each year to attend various local events. Whilst it is not possible for him to accept every invitation, he does try to attend as many events as possible.
If you would like the support of the Town Mayor by his attendance at your function or event please contact the Council Offices on 01892 652907 or email:
Opening of the Miniature Railway
On Friday 15th April, the Mayor, David Neeves, attended the opening of the minature railway run by the Crowborough Locomotive Society.
Opening of Ashdown Radio
The Mayor, David Neeves, attended the official opening of Ashdown Radio.
Official opening of the Rock Snake – Wednesday 23rd March 2022
The Rock Snake was created by residents in 2020, and Crowborough Town Council preserved the special stones in a simple monument to remember the community coming together during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Town Mayor unveiled the Rock Snake’s plaque on Wednesday the 23rd March 2022 at Chapel Green – two years after the first lockdown was announced.
Two members of the Ambulance Service laid a wreath underneath the plaque.
78th Anniversary of the loss in Crowborough of the American Marauder aircraft in January 1944.
Tenterden’s Annual Civic Service on 5th September 2021
