Stourport on Severn Town Councillor - Stour and Wilden
Chris has served on Wyre Forest District Council since 2011, representing Mitton, the ward which he lives in and has represented Stourport-on-Severn as the Worcestershire County Council since 2017.
I was first elected to Bewdley Town Council in February 2017, then re-elected in the local elections in 2019 when l was also elected to Wyre Forest District Council.
District Councillor for Areley Kings and Riverside
Stourport on Severn Town Councillor - Areley Kings West
Ken was born and grew up in Stourport and after leaving school he initially trained as a cobbler before entering the carpet industry as a finishing supervisor.
I am Alan Sutton, born in Stoke-On-Trent in 1968 to working class family, with traditions of working in the local industries of coal mining, steel and pottery production. Raised in Macclesfield by my mum, the back bone and foundation of my upbringing.
I have known Stourport all my life, growing up in Burlish and then Areley Kings. My Grandparents had the Bay Horse Pub at Hartlebury and most of my family still live around Stourport.
On Thursday, 14th July, Cllr John Byng was voted in by the residents of Areley King and Riverside Central Ward to represent them at Town Council. John won the election which saw a turnout of 23% with 51% of the vote.
On August 18th Wyre Forest District Planning Committee met to discuss the planning application for a new development on the former Lloyds Garage Site in Bridge Street, overlooking the heritage site of Stourport Canal Basins, which the Council currently utilise as a car park.
Residents of Stourport are shocked and dismayed to discover that plans to develop the temporary car park site in Bridge Street, Stourport-on-Severn into short-term residential accommodation have been submitted by the Progressive Alliance-led Wyre Forest District Council (WFDC) and Public Sector P
Your Stourport Conservative Team is appalled to see that the Progressive Alliance-led Wyre Forest District Council (WFDC) is not only abandoning local businesses at a time of their greatest need; but is ignoring calls from residents throughout the district to re-introduce one hour free car parkin
The Conservative Group on Wyre Forest District Council do not support the Progressive Alliance’s decision to not take cash payments in its car parks as of 1st June when charges are reintroduced.
The Wyre Forest Conservative Council Group welcomes the announcement by the Secretary of State, Robert Jenrick, Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, that a major package of support is available immediately for our communities affected by the floods due to Storm Denis.
Wyre Forest District Council wants to abolish the One Hour Free Parking in the specified car parks (which was introduced by the Conservatives) in April 2020 and charge £1 for that one hour.