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UTTLESFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK 2020-21 Section 1 – Councillor Information Revised May 2020 SECTION 1 – COUNCILLOR INFORMATION Page No General Information 3 District wards and representation 4 Members of the Council 6 Council, Cabinet, Committees and 11 Working Groups List of representatives on outside bodies 18 Member of Parliament 19 County Councillors representing 20 Uttlesford Committee Timetable 21 2 Section 1 – Councillor Information Revised May 2020 UTTLESFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL The District was created in 1974 under the provisions of the Local Government Act 1972 and comprises the former Saffron Walden borough and former rural districts of Saffron Walden and Great Dunmow. The electoral arrangements divide the district into 22 wards with 39 councillors. Elections are of the whole council every four years. General Information Parishes (including parish meetings)……………………….57 Parliamentary Constituency...……………......Saffron Walden EU Constituency............................................Eastern Region DISTRICT AND WARD REPRESENTATION 3 Section 1 – Councillor Information Revised May 2020 NAME OF AREA OF WARD NO OF WARD CLLRS Parishes of Ashdon, Hadstock Ashdon and Sewards End together with 1 the Little Walden ward of Saffron Walden parish Broad Oak & the Parishes of Great Canfield, Great 2 Hallingburys Hallingbury, Hatfield Broad Oak and Little Hallingbury Clavering Parishes of Arkesden, Clavering, 1 Langley and Wicken Bonhunt Debden & Parishes of Debden and 1 Wimbish Wimbish Elsenham & Parishes of Elsenham and 2 Henham Henham Felsted & Parishes of Felsted and Stebbing 2 Stebbing Flitch Green & Parishes of Flitch Green and 1 Little Dunmow Little Dunmow Great Dunmow North ward of the parish of 2 North Great Dunmow Great Dunmow Parish of Barnston and the 3 South & Barnston South ward of the parish of Great Dunmow Hatfield Heath Parishes of Hatfield Heath and 1 White Roding High Easter and Parishes of Aythorpe Roding, the Rodings High Easter, High Roding, Leaden Roding and Margaret 1 Roding NAME OF AREA OF WARD NO OF WARD CLLRS 4 Section 1 – Councillor Information Revised May 2020 Littlebury, Parishes of Chrishall, Elmdon, 2 Chesterford Great Chesterford, Littlebury, and Wenden Little Chesterford, Strethall, Lofts Wendens Ambo and Wenden Lofts Newport Parishes of Newport, Quendon and 2 Rickling and Widdington Saffron Audley ward of the parish of 1 Walden Saffron Walden Audley Saffron Castle ward of the parish of 2 Walden Saffron Walden Castle Saffron Shire ward of the parish of Saffron 3 Walden Walden Shire Stansted North ward of the parish of 2 North Stansted Mounfitchet Stansted Parish of Birchanger and the 2 South and South ward of the parish of Birchanger Stansted Mounfitchet Stort Valley Parishes of Berden, Farnham, 1 Manuden and Ugley Takeley Parishes of Broxted, Chickney, 3 Little Canfield and Takeley. Thaxted and the Parishes of Great Easton, 2 Eastons Lindsell, Little Easton, Tilty and Thaxted The Sampfords Parishes of Great Samford, 1 Hempstead, Little Bardfield, Little Sampford and Radwinter MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL 5 Section 1 – Councillor Information Revised May 2020 Ashdon James de Vries – Phone: 07986 615094 Email: [email protected] Broad Oak and the Hallingburys Geof Driscoll – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Neil Reeve – Phone: 07805 508568 Email: [email protected] Clavering Edward Oliver – Phone: 01799 550265 Email: [email protected] Debden and Wimbish Stewart Luck – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Elsenham and Henham Petrina Lees – Phone: 01279 816675 Email: [email protected] Garry LeCount – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Felsted and Stebbing 6 Section 1 – Councillor Information Revised May 2020 John Evans – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Sandi Merifield – Phone: 07958 389059 Email: [email protected] Flitch Green and Little Dunmow Christian Criscione – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Great Dunmow North Alexander Armstrong – Phone: 07913 477631 Email: [email protected] Louise Pepper – Phone: 01371 852115 Email: [email protected] Great Dunmow South and Barnston Colin Day – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Rod Jones – Phone: 07808 772711 Email: [email protected] Patrick Lavelle – Phone: 07843 896820 Email: [email protected] Hatfield Heath 7 Section 1 – Councillor Information Revised May 2020 Mark Lemon – Phone: 01279 730581 Email: [email protected] High Easter and the Rodings Susan Barker – Phone: 01245 231250 Email: [email protected] Littlebury, Chesterford and Wenden Lofts Neil Gregory – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Richard Pavitt – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Newport Neil Hargreaves – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Vacancy Saffron Walden Audley Deryk Eke – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Barbara Light – Phone: 07519 336217 Email: [email protected] Saffron Walden Castle 8 Section 1 – Councillor Information Revised May 2020 Heather Asker – Phone: 07572 35846 Email: [email protected] Richard Freeman – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Saffron Walden Shire Arthur Coote – Phone: 01799 524064 Email: [email protected] Paul Fairhurst – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] John Lodge – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Stansted North Alan Dean – Phone: 01279 813579 Email: [email protected] Geoffrey Sell – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Stansted South and Birchanger Melvin Caton – Phone: 01279 813914 Email: [email protected] Ayub Khan – Phone: 01799 510510 9 Section 1 – Councillor Information Revised May 2020 Email: [email protected] Stort Valley Janice Loughlin – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Takeley Geoff Bagnall – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Vere Isham – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Maggie Sutton – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Thaxted and the Eastons Martin Foley – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] Mike Tayler – Phone: 01371 831059 or 07850 580687 Email: [email protected] The Sampfords Alan Storah – Phone: 01799 510510 Email: [email protected] 10 Section 1 – Councillor Information Revised May 2020 COUNCIL AND CABINET APPOINTMENTS 2020/21 Chair of the Council: Cllr M Foley Vice Chair of the Council: Cllr A Coote Leader of the Council: Cllr J Lodge CABINET Cllr J Lodge - Leader Lead for Strategy, the Economy and Investment Cllr P Lees - Deputy Leader Portfolio Holder for Housing; Youth and Health Cllr L Pepper - Portfolio Holder for Environment and Green Issues; Equalities Cllr N Hargreaves - Portfolio Holder for Finance and Budget Cllr D Eke - Portfolio Holder for Infrastructure, Transport and Stansted Airport Cllr A Armstrong - Portfolio Holder for Sport, Leisure, Education and the Arts Cllr J Evans - Portfolio Holder for Planning and the Local Plan Cllr R Freeman - Portfolio Holder for Council and Public Services 11 Section 1 – Councillor Information Revised May 2020 Cllr C Day - Portfolio Holder for Communities, Public Safety and Police and Fire Liaison CABINET DEPUTIES Planning Cllr A Storah - Cabinet Deputy for Planning Cllr M Sutton - Cabinet Deputy for Communities TOPIC LEADS Strategy, the Economy and Investment Cllr P Lavelle - Topic Lead for Chesterford Research Park Cllr G LeCount - Topic Lead for Investment Strategy Cllr J de Vries - Topic Lead for Digital Strategy Council and Public Services Cllr G Bagnall - Topic Lead for Enforcement Cllr A Coote - Topic Lead for Customer Services and Day Centres Sport, Leisure, Education and the Arts Cllr S Luck - Topic Lead for Science, 12 Section 1 – Councillor Information Revised May 2020 Technology Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) education Environment and Green Issues; Equalities Cllr P Lavelle - Topic Lead for Air Quality and Emissions Infrastructure, Transport & Stansted Airport Cllr G Driscoll - Topic Lead for Transport Cllr V Isham - Topic Lead for Stansted Airport Cllr N Reeve - Topic Lead for Stansted Airport Cllr S Luck - Topic Lead for Aviation 13 Section 1 – Councillor Information Revised May 2020 GROUP LEADERS AND DEPUTY LEADERS OF OTHER POLITICAL GROUPS Conservatives Liberal Democrats Leader: Cllr C Criscione Leader: Cllr A Dean Deputy Leader: Cllr S Barker Deputy Leader: Cllr J Loughlin Uttlesford Independents Green Party Group Group Leader: Cllr B Light Leader: Cllr R Pavitt Deputy Leader: Cllr P Deputy Leader: Cllr N Fairhurst Gregory Thaxted and the Eastons Independents Group Leader: Cllr M Tayler Deputy Leader: Cllr M Foley 14 Section 1 – Councillor Information Revised May 2020 COMMITTEES OF THE COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE LICENSING AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH COMMITTEE Chair: Cllr S Merifield Vice-Chair: Cllr M Lemon Chair: Cllr P Lavelle Vice-Chair: Cllr C Day Cllr G Bagnall Cllr J Loughlin Cllr S Barker Cllr P Lees Cllr M Caton Cllr R Pavitt Cllr M Foley Cllr L Pepper Cllr P Fairhurst Cllr N Reeve Cllr R Freeman Cllr B Light Cllr R Freeman Cllr A Storah Cllr V Isham Cllr J Loughlin Cllr G LeCount Cllr M Sutton Substitutes: Substitutes: Cllr S Barker Cllr E Oliver Cllr A Armstrong Cllr P Fairhurst Cllr N Gregory Cllr G Sell Cllr A Coote Cllr A Khan Cllr R Jones Cllr
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