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Tom Munro

Tom Munro

Labour councillor for Whitwell

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Council: Bolsover

Term ends: 6 May 2027

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I have served as one of your District Councillors for the last 11 years and over that period have worked hard to ensure that every issue raised by all residents have been referred to the appropriate officer and followed up largely with residents being satisfied with the outcome. Whilst being a District Council, I served 9 years as Chair of Planning Committee, 8 years as The Chair of Council including raising £40000+ for local charities and most recently a year as the Portfolio Holder for Growth. In addition to all of the above I have served as one of your Parish Councillors for over 40 years including currently in my 14th year as Chair of the Parish Council.

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Role

Portfolio Holder For Growth

Whitwell Ward
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Where Tom fits into things

Bolsover

Constituency

Tom Munro

Tom Munro

Councillor

Whitwell

Jeanne Raspin

Jeanne Raspin

Councillor · Whitwell

About the role

The responsibility of a councillor is to represent the people within a ward by making decisions on local services and other local issues.

What councillors do

  • Make decisions on local services like housing, roads, and parks
  • Represent residents' concerns at council meetings
  • Help resolve local issues raised by constituents
  • Set council budgets and local tax levels

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What Tom's actively working on locally

A direct bus service from Whitwell to the Chesterfield Royal Hospital

At present any resident of Whitwell needing to use public transport to get to the Royal Hospital, Chesterfield has to either go via Clowne and then Bolsover or all the way to Chesterfileld Bus Station from where they catch a bus back to the hospital. This is a long and arduous journey in both directions and is an issue that needs addressing, I am in communication with Stagecoach buses, the NHS and the East Midlands Mayor's office and will advise on the outcomes.

The provision of a new burial Ground for Whitwell

The current cemetery has only 3 to 4 years of provision for future interments of deceased residents, We are currently investigating a number of options within easy reach of Whitwell, for the provision of a new cemetery site, We are working with our local undertakers and potential land owners towards succeeding in our goal.

Council

Bolsover (LC)

Tom Munro, Whitwell Councillor | State