Conservatives
NEWS
From Councillors Timothy Huxtable & Rob Sealey
Serving the residents of Bournville, Cotteridge, Stirchley and Kings Norton
THANK YOU FOR
RE-ELECTING
ROB SEALEY
SIMON JEVON ELECTED AS NEW
CONSERVATIVE COUNCILLOR
FOR KINGS NORTON WARD
Councillors Timothy Huxtable and Rob
Sealey are pleased to welcome fellow
Conservative Simon Jevon as the newly
elected councillor for neighbouring Kings
Norton Ward. Conservatives gained the
Kings Norton seat from Labour on 22nd
May. Kings Norton Ward lies to the South
of the railway line running across Lifford
Lane, through Kings Norton Railway
Station towards Northfield, with Bournville
Ward situated to the North of the line.
Rob Sealey re-elected as Councillor for Bournville Ward
Councillor Rob Sealey would like to thank all the people
of Bournville Ward, but especially the 3220 residents who
voted on 22nd May to re-elect him to serve the residents of
Bournville Ward for the next four years.
Newly re-elected Councillor
Rob Sealey commented, “I
was overwhelmed with the
support that I received from
residents across the ward
during the run-up to the local
elections, and that support
has been shown at the polls.
I am immensely grateful to
everyone who voted for me.
Thank you 3220 times!”
BOURNVILLE WARD
LOCAL ELECTION RESULT
22 MAY 2014
CON
41 .4%
LAB
31 .7%
UKIP
11 .4%
How to contact us
Councillor Timothy Huxtable
Tel: 0121 303 2130
Email: [email protected]
Post: 34 Falkland Croft, Stirchley,
Birmingham. B30 2QN.
Councillor Rob Sealey
Tel: 0121 314 8903 (ans. machine)
Email: [email protected]
Post: 101 Beaumont Road, Bournville,
Birmingham. B30 2EB.
You can also contact us via our website.
www.bournvilleward.com
You can also follow us on
Twitter @Bournvilleward
Promoted and printed by Rob Sealey and Timothy Huxtable on behalf of Bournville Ward Conservatives, all of 101 Beaumont Road, Bournville, Birmingham. B30 2EB. Website: http://www.bournvilleward.com
Further delays feared over Tesco development
Councillors Timothy Huxtable and Rob Sealey
have called for an urgent meeting with Tesco
after it was revealed that the indicative opening
date for the superstore in Stirchley is now 2017.
Speaking about the news, Councillor Tim Huxtable
said, “It’s shocking that after after requesting
(and having been given) vacant posession of
the former Stirchley Community Centre and City
of Birmingham Indoor Bowls Centre we are now
faced with another three years of delay before
Stirchley will see the much needed regeneration”.
City Council fails to act over travellers
Councillors Tim Huxtable and Rob
Sealey are again calling on the Labour
run City Council to take action to
prevent travellers from invading open
space in Stirchley. So far this year,
there have been three illegal incursions
onto the Dads Lane Recreation Ground
by travellers – twice by River Brook
Drive and once to the rear of Ashbrook
Road. Councillors Timothy Huxtable
and Rob Sealey have repeated calls to
the Council for new metal trip railing (as
have been installed elsewhere in the
locality) and other measures to prevent illegal incursions onto Dads Lane Recreation Ground and the
costs of cleaning up after the travellers have been evicted.
Your local Conservative Councillors have pointed out to the City Council (since 2012), that the funding
for new metal trip railing and other measures to prevent illegal incursions onto Dads Lane Recreation
Ground via both River Brook Drive and Dads Lane could come from the monies paid to the City Council
for use of Dads Lane Recreation Ground as a compound during the Dogpool Lane bridge replacement.
Conservatives renew calls to scrap Garden Tax
Councillors Timothy Huxtable and Rob Sealey have
renewed calls on the City Council to scrap the charges
for both green/garden waste collection (£35) and
bulk waste collections £25 recently introduced by the
Labour City Council.
The loss of both free (at point of use) green and bulk
waste collections, previously paid out of council tax,
has had an adverse impact on the local environment.
The charge has resulted in a big increase in flytipping
and illegal dumping of waste in the area and has
caused massive problem both from a road safety
and congestion viewpoint around Lifford lane tip
(Household Recycling Centre) for all residents wishing
to recycle green/garden and bulk waste.