Wednesday, 30 April 2014

How busy has your councillor been? #rdguk

The table below shows the amount of case work -- potholes, education issues, parking problems, requests for information etc -- each councillor in Reading has put through the Front Office system from May 2013 to present. I have only included councillors whose term is coming to an end this year.

In the past commentators have suggested that some councillors choose not to use the Front Office system for their casework and this accounted for their low Front Office statistics. I have never understood this because if you use the system, councillor services will log your case work, keep track of it, chase it up for you and help you write letters back to residents. If you don't use the system then you either fire and forget your communications with officers and don't keep track of them or you have to use your own system to manage casework without the support of councillor services.

I’ll let people draw their own conclusions about levels of activity and how to vote at the elections.

What do you think?

Councillor
Ward
No of enquiries
WHITE, Rob
PARK
451
EDEN, Rachel
WHITLEY
127
ENNIS, John
SOUTHCOTE
96
RALPH, Mark
PEPPARD
80
DUVEEN, Ricky
TILEHURST
64
HACKER, Sarah
BATTLE
54
RYNN, Jenny
KENTWOOD
42
TICKNER, Bet
ABBEY 
41
CUMPSTY, Andrew
CAVERSHAM
28
BENSON, Daisy
REDLANDS
20
LIVINGSTON, Marian
MINSTER
20
RYE, Rebecca
KATESGROVE
17
JONES, Peter
NORCOT
10
STEVENS, David
THAMES
7
HARRIS, Tim
CHURCH
3


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