Please note : the proposed dates of any OMBC resurfacing works are to be used as a guide and will be subject to change I have been told!
For real time information: https://oldham.roadworks.org/
Please note : the proposed dates of any OMBC resurfacing works are to be used as a guide and will be subject to change I have been told!
For real time information: https://oldham.roadworks.org/
The Leader of the Opposition and of the Liberal Democrat Group on Oldham Council, Councillor Howard Sykes MBE, has today announced the appointment of his Shadow Cabinet Team and appointments to boards and committees for 2019/20. The Liberal Democrat Group has also elected its officers.
Councillor Howard Sykes said: “I am looking forward to once more leading the Liberal Democrat Group on Oldham Council. I am especially pleased that the Group is being joined by two new colleagues, Councillor Louie Hamblett representing Crompton and Councillor Sam Al-Hamdani representing Saddleworth West and Lees. Louie and Sam are already experienced parish councillors and I know that they are both keen to make a difference.”
“Voters can rest assured that the Oldham Liberal Democrats will continue to oppose Labour’s waste, inefficiency and centralisation tendancies and we will always speak up for fair treatment for our citizens and for value-for-money services and common sense solutions. As ever, the Liberal Democrats remain the only party holding Labour to account on Oldham Council, and we shall continue to take that responsibility seriously.”
Details of positions:
Name of Councillor | Role |
Councillor Howard Sykes | Group Leader |
Councillor Chris Gloster | Deputy Group Leader |
Councillor Diane Williamson | Group Secretary |
Councillor Hazel Gloster | Group Treasurer |
Councillor Garth Harkness | Group Political Secretary |
Name of Councillor | Portfolio |
Howard Sykes | Economy and Enterprise (Opposition Leader) |
Garth Harkness | Education and Skills |
Hazel Gloster | Children’s Services |
Louie Hamblett | Health and Social Care |
Dave Murphy | Neighbourhood Services |
Diane Williamson | Policing and Communities |
Sam Al-Hamdani | Housing |
Chris Gloster | Finance and Corporate Resources (Opposition Deputy Leader) |
Name of Councillor | Board / Committee |
Chris Gloster | Audit Committee |
Garth Harkness | Overview and Scrutiny Board |
Diane Williamson | Performance and Value for Money Committee |
Hazel Gloster | Planning Committee |
Chris Gloster | Licensing Committee |
Diane Williamson | Standards Committee |
Dave Murphy | Petitions and Traffic Regulation Orders |
Name of Councillor | District |
Diane Williamson | Chair, Shaw and Crompton |
Sam Al-Hamdani | Official Spokesperson, Saddleworth and Lees |
Please note : the proposed dates of any OMBC resurfacing works are to be used as a guide and will be subject to change I have been told!
For real time information: https://oldham.roadworks.org/
Hi All,
Just to let you know that our next meeting will be on Monday the 13th of May 2019 BUT at a change of venue just for this one meeting.
The meeting will be at St. Saviours Church on Pingot Lane, off Buckstones road, Shaw. 7:30 pm until 9:00 pm. (The Park Inn has a private booking on the 13th May)
A small charge of £1 for members and £2 for non-members will be requested at the door.
The Church are kindly letting us use their premises free of charge as the meeting is for the benefit of the community.
So any money made from entry or donations will be used also for the benefit of the community, by using it to take care of Crompton Moor.
This will be an open meeting for anyone to come along and find out more about the future of Crompton Moor.
FCM will start the meeting with a general / overall talk about Crompton Moor; followed by Manchester City of Trees and Moors for the Future; who will each explain their involvement and also provide more information about themselves.
There will be films, slides, photographs and lots of information etc.
Tea, Coffee, Fruit Juice, and of course cakes and biscuits will be provided for just a small donation of your own choice.
Could you all please let me know if you are coming, as it would be very helpful to know how many will be attending?
Looking forward to seeing as many of you as possible on Monday the 13th of May at 7:30pm,
Regards,
Marian Herod
Secretary – Friends of Crompton Moor
07792 156295
This year Ramadan will begin on Monday, May 6, 2019 . And it’s expected to finish on Monday, June 3 , with Eid ul Fitr then taking place on Tuesday, June 4.
INFORMATION I HAVE BEEN GIVEN
There are outstanding pockets of paper/ card collections which are affecting residents in Crompton and Shaw. The specific areas affected are :
Please can we advise any resident affected this will be collected first thing on Monday morning.
Shaw Ward
Result: LIB DEM Hold
Turnout: 29.54%
Name | Party | Number of votes |
GLOSTER Chris | Liberal Democrats | 1121 |
HUNTER-ROSSALL Catherine | Green Party | 112 |
RUSTIDGE Ken | Labour and Co-operative Party | 428 |
SMIRK Lisa | The Conservative Party Candidate | 259 |
VANCE Rob | UK Independence Party (UKIP) | 318 |
Councillor Chris Gloster said, “I am truly humbled to have been re-elected as the Liberal Democrat Councillor to serve Shaw and Crompton. With over 50% of the vote in a five horse race it is clear that the voting public recognise the hard work, done all year round, that the Liberal Democrat team do for our community. “
“It was particularly satisfying to see how well Oldham Liberal Democrats did in Oldham Borough with two new councillors elected, Louie Hamblett in Crompton and Sam Al-Hamdani in Saddleworth West and Lees, sending a clear message to Oldham Council that the public do not believe their rhetoric about Greenbelt Land Grab, and are tired with them not listening to their views.”
Crompton Ward
Result: LIB DEM Hold
Turnout: 32.20%
Name | Party | Number of votes |
BENNETT Phelyp | The Conservative Party Candidate | 463 |
HAMBLETT Louie | Liberal Democrats | 1233 |
JONES Colin Francis | UK Independence Party (UKIP) | 523 |
JONES-CASEY Alex | Labour Party | 391 |
For real time information: https://oldham.roadworks.org/