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Labour confirm new Burntwood Town Council leader and deputy
Labour has confirmed the leadership team on Burntwood Town Council.
Cllr Sue Woodward will lead the controlling group, while Cllr Darren Ennis will act as deputy.
Labour won control of the town council from the Conservatives after taking 15 seats.
The new council will meet for the first time on 15th May.
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John Griffin
8th May, 2019 at 7:09 am
Two of the people who have done more for Burntwood than LDC and many of the past and still present Tories. Congratulations!
Colin Ball
8th May, 2019 at 11:08 am
Really excellent news. Congratulations, Sue and Darren. A really formidable team, who, along with the rest of the Labour Group on Burntwood Town Council, will make real positive changes for the good of all the people of their area.