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  Conservative councillor joins Burntwood Town Council two years after resigning as a Labour representative

  By Ross on 20th March, 2019

  A new Conservative councillor has been co-opted onto Burntwood Town Council - two years after resigning as a Labour representative.

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  Police chief reassures Burntwood councillors that town isn’t being forgotten

  By Ross on 8th February, 2019

  Councillors and police chiefs have met to raise concerns over crime in Burntwood.

• Burntwood councillors write to Commissioner calling for review of town’s policing cover

  By Ross on 26th January, 2019

  Councillors in Burntwood have written to Staffordshire's Police Commissioner to call for a review of cover in the town.

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  Councillors clash over Burntwood Town Council’s failure to appoint new chief officer

  By Ross on 13th November, 2018

  Councillors have clashed over the failure to appoint a new chief officer at Burntwood Town Council.

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  Criticism of “risky” proposals for new Lichfield District Council property company

  By Ross on 19th October, 2018

  Labour councillors have questioned "risky" proposals for Lichfield District Council to create its own property company.

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  Councillor warns developers eyeing green belt land are only interested in profiting at the expense of Burntwood residents

  By Ross on 14th September, 2018

  A councillor has warned a number of developers plotting to build on green belt land are only interested in profiting at the expense of people...

• Councillors insist they’ll take fight to save Burntwood green belt land to Local Plan inquiry

  By Ross on 10th September, 2018

  Burntwood councillors have insisted the fight to save the town's green belt land will go on.

• Future of under threat facility secured after Burntwood Post Office is listed as an Asset of Community Value

  By Ross on 30th July, 2018

  A fight to save a Burntwood Post Office has been won.

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  Councillors clash after tax payer is left footing the bill for £13,000 Burntwood Town Council by-election where only 827 votes were cast

  By Ross on 4th June, 2018

  Councillors in Burntwood have clashed after it emerged a by-election where less than 830 votes were cast had cost local tax payers almost £13,000.

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  Burntwood Labour councillors call for Conservatives to take action to keep grit bins stocked up

  By Ross on 19th March, 2018

  Labour councillors in Burntwood have called on the Conservatives to ensure local grit bins are refilled.

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