leader of harlow council

Harlow Council: Labour hold At the start of the night Harlow Council was the only Labour-controlled authority in Essex and the party has maintained control there. Election result.

The leader of Harlow Council, who oversaw the approval of a number of regeneration projects for the town, has announced his resignation. Harlow Council has started removing its tenants from the building. Keep Harlow Tidy Help us to keep Harlow clean and tidy If you’re out and about and you can see that litter bins are full, please take your rubbish home with you. The leader of Harlow Council has become the second councillor this week to speak about issues with left-wing campaign group Momentum after quitting his post.. Jon Clempner, who was leader of the Labour-controlled council until 11 January, claims there was an “active campaign” against his leadership both on social media and at national party events. Jon Clempner, who was appointed as leader in June 2014, oversaw the approval of Public Health England's science hub and the redevelopment of Little Walk by the Harvey Centre in December.. Sayers v Harlow Urban District Council.

The leader of the council, Cllr Mark Ingall, said : “Following external legal advice and with great reluctance we withdrew the application to vary the injunction against unauthorised traveller encampments. Another 3 councillors stood down at the election, Mike Garnett, Guy Mitchinson and Paul Sztumpf, while Mark Wilkinson stepped down as council leader at the election. Labour remained in control of Harlow council, but with only a 1-seat majority after the UK Independence Party gained 5 seats. 385 words (2 pages) Case Summary in Cases.

07/03/18 Cases Reference this In-house law team Jurisdiction(s): United Kingdom . As of midnight tonight (July 14) Harlow will not have an active injunction against illegal encampments for the first time since March 2015.

Disclaimer: This work is intended for educational use only, it does not constitute legal advice and … Councillor Mark Ingall, Leader of Harlow Council, said: “I know that there is a national housing crisis, which brings many challenges to councils in placing people in affordable accommodation. Councillor Mark Ingall, leader of Harlow Council welcomed the announcement yesterday by Essex County Council of a “Cycle Path Revolution” in Harlow.. Councillor Ingall said “The government have given Essex the money, now Essex needs to give Harlow its share and that needs to be spent repairing our cycle tracks which have suffered from too many years of poor maintenance.”