Orpington Labour Party A better, fairer future for Orpington
Your Councillors
In May 2022 the people of St Paul’s Cray, in Orpington Constituency, elected two Labour Councilors, Chris Price and Rebecca (Becky) Wiffen to represent them on Bromley Council
It has now been two years since their election so, what have these two Labour Councillors managed to achieve for their ward in that time?
- Regular, highly visible and effective advice surgeries
- Successful bid to regenerate Cotmandene Crescent
- Security fencing for Hoblingwell Recreation Ground
- Improved housing outcomes for residents
- Brought together local businesses to celebrate Remembrance Day
- Organised community cleanups across the ward
If two Labour Councillors in St Paul’s Cray can do all that, how much could be achieved if we can elect three more in St Mary Cray at the next local election in 2026?
See below their Councillor Profiles:
Chris Price
Chris has lived in Orpington virtually all his life and went to Ramsden School for Boys and Orpington College. Alongside an active family life with four older children, he is the CEO of a community development charity providing specialist women’s services, employment projects and community food programmes including a food bank.
Chris has an enthusiasm for youth activities and is a volunteer youth worker and Scout Leader. He is a local Methodist preacher and also an advisor to homeless and community charities.
You can contact Chris on Twitter: @Chrisprice111
Email: chris.price@bromley.gov.uk
Rebecca Wiffen
Rebecca is a lifelong resident of Bromley borough and stood for election wanting to see the residents of St Paul’s Cray better represented on the council.
Rebecca has a background in youth work and education and will work hard to ensure that action is taken on the local issues that really matter to the residents of St Paul’s Cray.
Email: rebecca.wiffen@bromley.gov.uk
