Labour administration imposes pet schemes on residents who do not want them

Labour-run Kirklees imposes pet schemes on residents who do not want them

The results of the public consultation into the A629 Wakefield Road Sustainable Transport Scheme have been published by Kirklees Council and it shows, once again, that the Labour administration is imposing plans on a community that does not wish to have them.

Cll Hall said;

These plans are ill-conceived and have been roundly criticized by residents.

Yet another example of the Labour council bulldozing through its pet schemes against the wishes of local communities.

A Conservative administration would scrap this harebrained scheme.

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Kirklees Satisfaction Survey

Labour-run Kirklees are proposing to increase Council Tax by the maximum amount when the cost of living is increasing. Do you support this?
As we look to form the adminstration, which THREE of these local issues do you think should be prioritised in our plan?
Putting these in order of preference, what would you like an incoming Conservative administration to tackle first? Weight
Christmas bin collections
Changing the culture of the council
Fixing the roads
Keeping libraries open
Reopening recycle centres
Go through the books to check for waste
Grit the roads more in winter
Clean up Kirklees
Recruit more enforcement officers
Save Cleckheaton Town Hall
Reopen Dewsbury Sports Centre
Bring back 'Common Sense'
Help people move out of council housing into their own properties

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Councillor David Hall

David Hall

Kirklees Councillor for Liversedge and Gomersal Ward
Group Leader
David Hall was first elected to Kirklees Council for the Liversedge & Gomersal ward in 2004. He is the Leader of the Conservatives on the council, and also sits on the Licensing Committee and the West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Authority.