Isobel Ballsdon

DC Membership & Fundraising and Reading Borough Councillor for Mapledurham Ward

I was delighted to be re-elected in May 2021 as I love being able to serve my community as Ward Councillor.

When I stood for re-election in 2016 I pledged to sort out the two big issues for our community: the dilapidated Pavilion and a permanent home within the Ward for The Heights School.

I am delighted therefore that I'm delivering on both these promises. It is wonderful to receive so much positive feedback and to see so many of you out enjoying the revitalised Mapledurham Playing Fields.

Do visit my website and Facebook page to hear some of the work I am doing.

If you would like to receive my e-Newsletter, please email me: mail@isobelballsdon.com to let me know.

Isobel Ballsdon

Mapledurham Ward Councillor

Upper Warren Avenue: Reading Borough Council should sort out the drainage, then resurface the water-damaged road surface in the dip

News

Introducing Your Reading East Conservative Association Candidates For The Local Council Elections on May 6th 2021

Thursday, 8 April, 2021

With the next local council elections shortly due to be held on Thursday May 6th, Reading East Conservative Association is fielding a full slate of 12 candidates who will be standing in the 11 Reading Borough Council and Wokingham Borough Council wards across its area.

Campaign to save The Good Companions

Sunday, 8 March, 2020

Conservative Councillors and campaigners have been hard at work collecting signatures for a petition to save The Good Companions Pub and Salt & Vinegar Fish and Chip Shop in Woodley.

Speedwatch in Mapledurham

Wednesday, 29 January, 2020

Cllr Isobel Ballsdon and 4 volunteer residents joined PCSO's in Mapledurham Ward to carry out a 2nd speed watch operation in the area. A number of vehicles were caught speeding and the top speed recorded was 46mph which is extraordinary in a 30mph zone.