A former Conservative councillor will look to make a return after being confirmed as a by-election candidate.
Norma Bacon has been confirmed as the Tory representative in the Lichfield District Council vote on 3rd November.
The Chasetown ward seat is up for grabs following the resignation of Conservative councillor Samuel Tapper.
She will battle it out with Labour’s Paul Taylor for the vacant district council spot.
Wow she’s going to be fresh and innovative.
Scraping the barrel aren’t they!
I don’t doubt her commitment to local politics but we need a fresh and different approach not same old , same old .
I’m surprised anyone admits to being a member of the Conservative Party nowadays.
Back to the future?
I don’t wish to be unkind but it is not exactly encouraging for anyone young and progressive looking at the Conservative Party.
Perhaps Norma may surprise us with her energy and stamina by defending this ward?
Is this a joke?
Mrs Brown?
Speechless!..
The other candidate cannot be called Same Old Same Old. Paul Taylor is fresh and innovative, humble and hardworking, understands service over status, and will be an election LDC Councillor for Chasetown.
We need someone who is in touch with what’s going on – or NOT going on in Burntwood, acting for the good of the Town which is now just a giant housing estate with no facilities and an alarming increase in crime of which we have been victims of many times over the past few years and with little or no help from the non existent police presence – maybe a young Labour Councillor will bring much needed change.