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Cabinet Post & New Objectives


I have been promoted to the Cabinet and now hold the portfolio for safer & stronger communities. Under my remit I will take ownership of policy in the following key areas:
-Responsible for delivery of Safer & Stronger Communities key priorities
-Oversee the work of strategic housing, licensing & environmental health, sports & leisure,museums, CCTV & community safety and Service Managers for Safer &... Stronger
Communities and Strategic Housing
I am the Cabinet link to Worcester Community Trust, Regulatory & Museums Shared Service.

During my year as Chair of licensing I managed to introduce several key policies including the introduction of a cumilative Impact Zone in the city centre, the acceptance of rear access vehicles to the fleet and the delegation of powers to officers.
Amongst the things I was working on were the introduction of a agreement for 'Chuggers' on the high street and was looking for an increase in vehicle inspections to increase vehicle safety .

However this work may or may not be carried out by the new Chair of Licensing Paul Denham whom i would like to wish good luck to in the post.

I thank everyone for their support in my previous role and ask for their continued support in my current role so that I can continue to bring as much benefit to as many people as I can in the City of Worcester regardless of party or creed/race/religion.
 

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  1. Unknown6 December 2017 at 20:08


    Wow.. Its really very good information. I hope you will update more soon. Thanks a lot..

    CITY CABINET CENTER

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