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A Rhyl councillor has been elected as Chair of Denbighshire County Council. Cllr Alan James who represents the Rhyl West ward, will take the reins for the coming municipal year. His Consort during his term of office will be his wife Mrs Win Mullen-James. He was elected during the ceremony held at the Annual County Council meeting which was held virtually and at County Hall, Ruthin. His chosen charities for the coming year are Macmillan Cancer Support and the Rhyl RNLI. The new Chair will start his charity support, Covid restrictions permitting, with a Lands End to John O’Groats cycle challenge for Macmillan Cancer Support next month.
Denbighshire Council makes pledge to sink £1.5m extra into potholes. A council motion to increase spending by £1.5m to fix potholed roads eventually went through after a political argument lasting almost an hour. Conservative councillor Brian Jones, Denbighshire council’s lead member for waste, transport and the environment, originally put forward the motion at the authority’s AGM on Tuesday. That was despite his party being the dominant force on the council and being involved in budget negotiations just a few months ago, claimed Plaid Cymru. The motion called for an increase of £1.5m, up to £4m a year, for capital spending on highways from 2022-23 financial year.
Denbighshire Council makes pledge to sink £1.5m extra into potholes. A COUNCIL motion to increase spending by £1.5m to fix potholed roads eventually went through after a political argument lasting almost an hour. Conservative councillor Brian Jones, Denbighshire council’s lead member for waste, transport and the environment, originally put forward the motion at the authority’s AGM on Tuesday. That was despite his party being the dominant force on the council and being involved in budget negotiations just a few months ago, claimed Plaid Cymru. The motion called for an increase of £1.5m, up to £4m a year, for capital spending on highways from 2022-23 financial year.