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SHROPSHIRE ENVIRONMENTAL ALLIANCE
- A simpler, more digestible document.
- Only 3 key priorities
- "Enterprise and growth, with strong market towns and
rebalanced rural settlements". -
- - "Responding to climate change, and enhancing our natural and built environment".
- "Healthy, safe and confident people and communities".
- A further 3 month consultation period.
Richard answered questions and we then broke into 3 theme groups chaired by the respective portfolio holders supported by senior officers. Keith Barrow, Leader of the Council, and Celia Bahrami, Director of Shropshire Partnership gave short addresses to conclude the evening; the new Chief Executive, Kim Ryley, was also in attendance.
Shropshire Environmental Alliance response to Council's 'Sustainable Communities' document |
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National Indicators and structure of Shropshire Partnership (click above)
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Candidates replies to questions on Climate Change (click above)
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Members Climate Change Task & Finish group final report.
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New responsibilities for Councillors
Councillor Anne Hartley, Climate Change
Councillor
Keith Barrow, the new council leader, will be responsible for resources.
Looking after community working and customer service will be Councillor Gwilym Butler, member for Cleobury Mortimer,
Councillor Cecilia Motley, member for Corvedale, and Councillor Aggie Caesar-Homden, Ruyton and Baschurch member, have been put in charge of children and young people.
Councillor Simon Jones, for Shawbury, gets the adult services portfolio,
Councillor Stephen Charmley, Whittington member, gets culture and leisure,
Councillor
Mal Price, member for Battlefield, is put in charge of housing. Councillor
Dave Roberts, for Loton, is in charge of local environment and economy
Councillor Martin Taylor-Smith, member for Ludlow North, will look after strategic planning and transport.
THIS IS A LIST, IN WARD ORDER, OF NEW COUNCILLORS. IF THERE IS A ** NEXT TO THE NAME, YOU CAN FIND THEIR VIEWS ON CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE PAGE 'CANDIDATES REPLIES'
Abbey
- Jo Jones, Conservative Party,
Albrighton
- Malcolm Gregory Pate, Conservative Party,
Alveley and Claverley
- Tina Woodward, Conservative Party,
Bagley
- Beverley Joy Baker, Liberal Democrat,
Battlefield
- Mal Price, Conservative Party
Bayston Hill, Column and Sutton
- Ted Clarke, Labour Party,**
- Liz Parsons, Labour Party, **
- Jon Tandy, Labour Party,**
Belle Vue
- Mansel Williams, Labour Party,
Bishop’s Castle
- Peter Francis Phillips, Liberal Democrat,
Bowbrook
- Peter Michael Adams, Conservative Party,
Bridgnorth East and Astley Abbotts
- Christian Lea, Conservative Party,
- William Michael Parr, Conservative Party,
Bridgnorth West and Tasley
- Les Winwood, Conservative Party,
- John Hurst-Knight, Conservative Party,
Broseley
- Jean Elizabeth Jones, Labour Party,
Brown Clee
- Robert Stuart Tindall, Conservative Party,
Burnell
- Tim Barker, Conservative Party, **
Castlefields and Ditherington
- Alan Mosley, Labour Party **
Cheswardine
- Andrew Betham Davies, Conservative Party,
Chirbury and Worthen
- Heather Mary Kidd, Liberal Democrat,
Church Stretton and Craven Arms
- David William Evans, Conservative Party,
- James Allan Gibson, Conservative Party,
Clee
- Paul Vincent Andrews, Conservative Party
Cleobury Mortimer
- Madge Shineton, Independent,
- Gwilym Howard Leslie Butler, Conservative Party, **
Clun
- Nigel John Hartin, Liberal Democrat,
Copthorne
- Peter Nutting, Conservative Party
Corvedale
- Cecilia Mary Anne Motley, Conservative Party,
Ellesmere Urban
- E. Ann Hartley, Conservative Party,
Harlescott
- Vernon Bushell, Labour Party
Highley
- Eunice Mary Nicholls, Liberal Democrat,
Hodnet
- Karen Dale Calder, Conservative Party,
Llanymynech
- Arthur Edward Walpole, Conservative Party,
Longden
- Roger Arthur Evans, Liberal Democrat,
Loton
- David William Llywellyn Roberts, Conservative Party
Ludlow East
- Tracey Huffer, Liberal Democrat,
Ludlow North
- Rosanna Theresa Daphne Taylor-Smith, Conservative Party,
Ludlow South
- Martin Alan Taylor-Smith, Conservative Party
Market Drayton East
- Brian Gillow, Conservative Party
Market Drayton West
- David James Minnery, Conservative Party,
- Roger Hughes, Conservative Party,
Meole
- Mike Owen, Conservative Party
Minsterley
- Tudor Bebb, Conservative Party, won with 788 votes
Monkmoor
- Tony Durnell, Conservative Party,
Much Wenlock
- Milner Whiteman, Conservative Party,
Oswestry East
- Martin Bennett, Conservative Party,
- Bill Benyon, Conservative Party,
Oswestry South
- Keith Robert Barrow, Conservative,
Oswestry West
- Vince Hunt, Conservative Party
Porthill
- Anne Marilyn Chebsey, Liberal Democrat,**
Prees
- Paul Anthony Donald Wynn, Conservative Party
Quarry and Coton Hill
- Max Winchester, Conservative Party,
Radbrook
- Keith Roberts, Conservative Party,
Ruyton and Baschurch
- Aggie Josephine Caesar-Homden, Conservative Party
Selattyn and Gobowen
- David Glyn Lloyd, Conservative Party,
- Trevor Davies, Liberal Democrat
Severn Valley
- Claire Margaret Wild, Conservative Party
Shawbury
- Simon Paul Anderson Jones, Conservative Party,
Shifnal North
- Gordon Frank Tonkinson, Conservative Party,
Shifnal South and Cosford
- Stuart John West, Conservative Party,
St Martin’s
- Steve Davenport, Conservative Party,
St Oswald
- Joyce Bernadette Barrow, Conservative Party,
Sundorne
- Karen Burgoyne, Conservative Party,
Tern
- John Everall, Conservative Party,
The Meres
- Brian Beckett Williams, Conservative Party,
Underdale
- Miles Kenny, Liberal Democrat, **
Wem
- Chris Mellings, Liberal Democrat,
- Pauline Anne Dee, Independent,
Whitchurch North
- Thomas Henry Biggins, Conservative Party,
- Peggy Mullock, Conservative Party,
Whitchurch South
- Gerald Lionel Dakin, Conservative Party,
Whittingon
- Steve Charmley, Conservative Party,
Worfield
- Michael Linden Wood, Conservative Party
Shropshire County Council meeting on 27
Feb 09.
It was proposed by Mr Pate and seconded
by Mrs Hartley that the report which provided the
latest draft of Shropshire Council’s
Corporate Plan 2009-13 – copy attached to the signed
minutes – be received and adopted.
It was then moved by Mr Mosley by
way of amendment and seconded by Dr Jones that Priority
19 – to reduce Shropshire’s impact
on climate change – be included as one of Shropshire
Council’s top priorities.
In accordance with Procedure Rule 21.4 a recorded vote was requested on the amendment
and the voting was as follows:
For the amendment :Mrs J Allaway, Mr P Box, Mrs A Chebsey, Mr E J Clarke,
Major A H Coles, Mr P J Corston, Mr T Davies Mr R A Evans, Mrs D Gaskill, Mr N J Hartin,
Mr W Jenkins, Dr J E Jones, Mr J M W Kenny, Mr C J Mellings, Mr A Mosley, Mrs V Parry,
Mr P F Phillips, Mrs S Sambrook and Mr J Tandy. 19 Votes.
Against the amendment: Mrs J Barrow, Mrs B J Craig, Mr G L Dakin, Dr J Drummond,
Mr D Erwin, Mr D Evans, Mr E J Everall, Mr D Gibbon, Mr J Gibson, Mr J B Gillow,
Mrs E A Hartley, Mrs Y K Holyoak, Mr J Hurst-Knight, Mr C Lea, Mr D Minnery, Mr P Nutting,
Mr M J Owen, Mr M G Pate, Lt Col G Richey, Mr J Roberts, Mrs E D Sandford, Mr S West,
Mr B B Williams and Mrs M E C Winckler - 25 votes