Joanna Biddolph

@joannabiddolph.bsky.social

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Conservative councillor for Chiswick Gunnersbury ward (Hounslow borough). Set up the Chiswick Shops Task Force to champion Chiswick's retail, hospitality and service business economy. Promoted by Joanna Biddolph, 433 Chiswick High Road, W4 4AU

Screen grab of the post on X/Twitter from Mel Stride, shadow chancellor of the exchequer speaking at the Conservative Party conference a few minutes ago. It shows Mel at the podium announcing the abolition of business rates as a direct result of getting the economy under control.
Image of the petition site showing that there are 3,000 signatures.
Photo of Cllr Ron Mushiso, Mike Dennis (former councillor and now candidate) and Cllr Joanna Biddolph as they meet before delivering leaflets and listening to residents' concerns.
Chart from the linked Telegraph article showing councils' parking revenue increasing since 2009; sharply decreasing from 2019 when Covid arrived; sharply increasing until it reached the same 2019 level in 2021; then increasing again.
Photo of the car park showing it full on Sunday, 8th December 2024.
Two photos next to each other. On the left is Rudolph clutching his parking fine; on the right Rudolph is with Father Christmas at the switch-on of the Christmas lights in Chiswick.
List of shops which have put something unexpected in their windows for the scavenger hunt. The edges of the list have been decorated with colourful Christmas images including stars, swags, baubles, candy canes, parcels, Santa hats, woolly socks.
Christmas tree in a pot, sparkling with 4,500 white lights and topped with a glittery star, at the top of Turnham Green Terrace, provided by Wheelers Flowers and Garden Centre.
Photo showing the front of La Trompette with pretty strands of sparkly white lights cascading down the windows and strings of white sparkly lights threading through the box hedging at the front along the pavement.
Photo of young children looking intently in awe at something - perhaps a surprise visit from Father Christmas,
The logo of the Ask for Angela scheme showing a speech bubble (for the question asking for Angela) and alert lines next to it.