Meet Worcester’s new Mayor
A new Mayor of Worcester has been voted in by members of Worcester City Council. Councillor Louis Stephen has taken over the chain of office from the outgoing Mayor, Cllr Adrian Gregson.
Cllr Mel Allcott is Worcester's new Deputy Mayor.
Cllr Stephen said: "The role of Mayor has existed for ce...
New Mayor for Worcester
Worcester's new Mayor has taken up residence in the Parlour at the Guildhall with outgoing Mayor Councillor Adrian Gregson handing over the chain of office to Cllr Louis Stephen, who was voted in at last night's Annual Council meeting.Cllr Mel Allcott was voted in as Deputy Mayor.New Mayor,...
Voter ID and how it impacted on Worcester City elections
The vast majority of voters in Worcester City took an acceptable form of ID with them, with 99.7% of electors being able to vote at the city's 47 polling stations.115 (0.8%) people turned up at the polling station without acceptable ID, but of these, 68 later returned with acceptable ID and were ...
New accessible toilet planned for Worcester city centre
Plans are underway to bring a new fully accessible toilet to the Cornmarket, as part of Worcester City Council's bid to make the city centre accessible to all.The Changing Places facility will be a large accessible toilet with equipment such as hoists, adult-sized changing benches and space for c...
Tributes paid to long serving councillor Simon Cronin
Worcester City Councillor Simon Cronin has died following a short illness. He was 64.His death comes just days after he was re-elected to his seat in Nunnery Ward, with a majority of 330 votes. He held the Nunnery seat for the past 16 years, having been first elected in 2007.Simon was active in a...
