Conservative West Ward Councillor Wayne Fitzgerald has been appointed as Planning Commissioner for the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority. This voluntary advisory role underscores his unwavering commitment to our city's growth and development.
In this capacity, Cllr Fitzgerald will collaborate closely with Mayor Paul Bristow to craft a comprehensive development strategy for Peterborough's city centre. His responsibilities include identifying redevelopment opportunities and engaging with key stakeholders such as Peterborough City Council, ARU Peterborough, local businesses, sports groups, and landowners. While the role is unpaid and advisory, it plays a crucial part in shaping the future of our city.
Cllr Fitzgerald's extensive experience as a former leader of Peterborough City Council equips him with the insights and leadership needed to drive forward this initiative. His tenure was marked by significant regeneration projects and a steadfast focus on enhancing the city's infrastructure and services.
As he continues to serve as the leader of the Conservative group on the city council, Cllr Fitzgerald remains dedicated to fostering collaboration across political lines to ensure Peterborough's prosperity. His new role as Planning Commissioner is a testament to his enduring passion for our community and his vision for a vibrant, thriving city.
We look forward to the positive impact of his contributions and wish him every success in this important role.