Chaddesley Marcus is the Conservative County Councillor for Chaddesley Division on Worcestershire County Council. Chaddesley Division covers Chaddesley Village, Stone, Drayton, Rushock, Bluntington, Mustow Green, Blakedown, Churchill, Broome and the Spennells Estate.
Stourport on Severn Town Councillor - Stour and Wilden
Chris is a keen equestrian and lives in Mitton with his partner
Chris is the Conservative County Councillor for Stourport-on-Severn (Shared) since 2017 and respresents the district ward of Mitton at Wyre Forest District Council and at Stourport Town Council
District Councillor for Blakebrook and Habberley South
St Johns Tracey is the Conservative County Councillor for St Johns Division on Worcestershire County Council. The St. Johns Division covers part of Sutton Park and park of Habberley and Blakebrook.
Marcus has been out and about in the Chaddesley and Drayton area inspecting a number of important highways issues over the last couple of days. Marcus is chasing the road surface repair issues needed outside Drayton Grove. The road has now been inspected and the worst potholes patched.
Your local Foley Park and Hoobrook team are delighted to share with you virtually their latest newsletter for the local residents. As you know due to national lockdown restrictions we are unable to deliver it to you personally, but please do find a link below which will enable you to download a
Due to national lockdown restrictions, we are unable to deliver our latest newsletter to residents of Stourport-on-Severn, but you are able to download your own copy via the attachment link below.
Blakedown's Cllr Marcus Hart welcomes the quick response by WFDC and action taken to remove a dangerous tree which was raising concerns for the Highway.
For 40 years a gem has remained hidden, buried by dirt and grass, but No More! Two well-known, local residents and community activists, Heather Prangley and Fred Holland, contacted Tracey and said they thought there should be some sort of memorial in Brinton Park, to mark the incredible spirit s
Cllrs Tracey Onslow and Nathan Desmond are delighted to announce that a campaign to recommission the Waterfall on the Great Wall in Kidderminster has been successful and all the funding is now in place to enable this exciting project to happen.
Residents will be aware of the current proposal by the Health Concern/Green/Liberal Democrat/Independent Progressive Alliance led WFDC to remove the field adjacent to the railway station in Station Drive from the Green Belt and allocate this for 50 houses and a circa 170 space car park.
