Taylor O'Driscoll

Association Digital Officer

Taylor is Dorking & Horley Conservative Association's Digital Officer and the Deputy Chairman Political of the Horley branch of the Association.

He lives in Horley Town Centre and enjoys running, coffee, watching football (supporting Chelsea) and spending time with his partner. As a passionate community activist, he's keen to work with residents and the local authorities to get things done. 

Having served as a Tandridge District Councillor in Caterham, he has the experience to serve residents. He successfully exempted care leavers from paying Council Tax until they turned 25, ensured everyone regardless of physical ability was able to access playgrounds and campaigned to improve housing conditions.

You're very welcome to get in touch with Taylor if he can help you in any way.

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See also

Horley Branch

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News

Funding secured for Harlequin Theatre repairs

Local community activist and Horley Conservative Deputy Chairman Political Taylor O'Driscoll shares his thoughts on the news that Reigate and Banstead Borough Council has agreed to fund the reopening of the Harlequin Theatre in Redhill.

2024 Wrapped

2024 has been a busy year for Dorking & Horley Conservatives and here are some highlights on what our campaigners and councillors have achieved for residents this year.A new Lidl for Horley - Conservative Councillors in Horley campaigned successfully for the new Lidl, which was approved in Septe

Focus on improved SEND education provision

Conservatives at Surrey County Council have been making significant progress in improving Special Educational Needs and Disabilities education across the County, with a £217million capital budget funding our plan to expand to 5,760 place capacity by 2028.Between 2019/20 and 2023/24, 43 completed sch

A fun day talking to residents in Leigh

Local Conservatives were out and about talking to residents in Leigh this morning by knocking on doors and by attending the Apple Press Day at The Plough.