Bio Lisa Scott Lisa has been resident in Hookwood for nearly 20 years, the past 7 of which, she has been working for the community in the form of Parish Councillor, spearheading such projects as Community Speed Watch and low-traffic residential areas.

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Lisa was motivated to move in to politics when Mole Valley became the target of unwelcome interest from the oil exploration industry which further threatens the climate, Green Belt, and the air and land around our homes. The possible risks of this extractive industry have become even more apparent with the recent earthquake swarms that have already caused damage to homes and brought worry to residents. Lisa has worked to improve cycling and walking infrastructure and accessibility, with the intention of making walking and cycling a feasible travel option for any member of the community. An 800 signature petition triggered initiation of upgrading of the deteriorated pavement along the A217 to national standards for shared use, bringing it back in to use for those wishing to have an alternatine to car use. Lisa believes passionately that the key to a positive future is through strong and caring local communities. Protecting and promoting local trades, businesses and services to create local jobs for local people. Lisa supports a Work From Home culture to reduce the pressure to commute. Less commuting would result in less traffic on our heaving road system, less pollution of our air and a reclamation of the hours spent on the daily commute to a faceless office building. That extra personal time can lead to an increase in loyalty and respect for our home areas, as we get to spend more time in the place we live, with our families. Lisa is also a keen home cook, allotmenter and travels by bike whenever possible. She made a learning project of transforming a draughty Edwardian shop in to a cosy home, future proofed for energy efficiency.