Another very busy month, but spring is in the air, and it has been lovely to see all the spring bulbs appearing and to see the sun again.At the end of February, I headed down to Oxford for a two-day conference with fellow Conservative councillors.
Much of my time as Acting Leader of the County Council over the past month has been spent on meetings and discussions, following the government sending the county council further information regarding local government organisation.
We took an extended Christmas break, and we spent the first week of the new year in a very snowy Manchester with my daughter, her partner, and our new grandson.I came back into the office on 6th January 2025, and it has been full speed ahead ever since. My main focus has been on the Devolution
A very Happy New Year!Consultation on Draft Council BudgetViews are invited on Charnwood Borough Council’s draft budget for 2025/26.The Council’s draft budget shows the authority is continuing to focus on careful financial management and ensuring value for money.The Borough Council is responsible fo
The end of September and the beginning of October has been very busy and as I write this report (mid-October), I am still awaiting a telephone call to say my new grandchild is on the way!I have continued to meet some of our new and returning MPs for Leicestershire, including Amanda Hack MP, Edward A
It has been a fairly quiet month for meetings as many people are enjoying a nice summer break with the children off school.
I have been to Chesterfield to meet the new elected Mayor of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire and discussed how we can work together for the benefit of all our residents.
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We are aware of many telegraph poles being/have been installed across Anstey in multiple locations.
We have had several residents contact us to complain about the locations.
These poles are installed under permitted development rules and therefore are not consulted on.
You are able to complain ab
