Colin James Posted December 1, 2017 Report Posted December 1, 2017 Portfolio changes confirmed from 1 December 2017 Herefordshire Council has announced changes to the Cabinet Member portfolios. Leader of Herefordshire Council, Councillor Tony Johnson, has streamlined Councillor David Harlow’s member responsibility so he will become Cabinet Member for Economy and Communications. This enables Councillor Harlow to focus on economic development, regeneration and the Hereford Enterprise Zone in line with Herefordshire Council’s priority to support the growth of the local economy. Councillor Harlow will also have responsibility for broadband and communications strategy. Councillor Nigel Shaw will add corporate services to his portfolio to become Cabinet Member for Finance, Housing and Corporate Services. As part of his corporate services remit, Councillor Shaw will take on additional responsibility for areas such as emergency planning and business continuity, legal and democratic services, registration and coroner services, human resources and health and safety. Councillor Barry Durkin will become Cabinet Member for Transport and Regulatory Services as he broadens his portfolio with responsibility for environmental health, trading standards, licensing, bereavement services and markets and fairs. Councillor Bramer, Cabinet Member for Contracts and Assets, will take responsibility for shared services and contract management policy. Councillor Paul Rone, as Cabinet Member for Health and Wellbeing, will incorporate community engagement and development into his portfolio. Councillor Tony Johnson, Leader of Herefordshire Council, said: “The Cabinet Member portfolio changes are designed to support our commitment to economic growth, building houses and creating jobs across the county.†The full list of Cabinet Members as of 1 December 2017: Councillor Tony Johnson Leader of the council / Corporate strategy and budget Councillor Jonathan Lester Deputy leader of the council / Young people and children’s wellbeing Councillor Harry Bramer Contracts and assets Councillor David Harlow Economy and communications Councillor Nigel Shaw Finance, housing and corporate services Councillor Paul Rone Health and wellbeing Councillor Philip Price Infrastructure Councillor Barry Durkin Transport and regulatory services Quote
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SON OF GRIDKNOCKER Posted December 3, 2017 Report Posted December 3, 2017 Having Harry Bramer in charge of contract management policy is an inspired idea. Quote
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