District de Cannock Chase

Géographie
Nom local	(en) Cannock Chase
Pays	Royaume-Uni
Nation constitutive	Angleterre
Région	Midlands de l'Ouest
Comté cérémonial	Staffordshire
Comté non métropolitain	Staffordshire (d)
Chef-lieu	Cannock
Superficie	78,88 km2 (2016)
Coordonnées	52° 43′ 50″ N, 1° 58′ 13″ O
Population	100 109 hab. (2018)
Densité	1 269,1 hab./km2 (2018)
Statut	District non métropolitain
Assemblée délibérante	Council of Cannock Chase District Council (d)
Fondation	1er avril 1974
Site web	www.cannockchasedc.gov.uk

Cannock Chase est un district non métropolitain dans le Staffordshire, en Angleterre. Son conseil est basé dans la ville de Cannock ; les autres villes notables sont Rugeley, Bridgtown et Hednesford. Le district couvre une grande partie de la zone de Cannock Chase d'une beauté naturelle exceptionnelle, d'où il tire son nom.

Le district a été formé le 1^er avril 1974 par la fusion des districts urbains de Cannock et de Rugeley, ainsi que de Brindley Heath du Lichfield Rural District et de Norton Canes du district urbain d'Aldridge-Brownhills. Cannock, qui couvre environ 30% de la population, comprend la paroisse de Bridgtown mais le reste de Cannock n'est pas paroissial. Jusqu'aux élections générales de 2010, la circonscription parlementaire de Cannock Chase se composait du district de Cannock Chase plus le village adjacent de Huntington. À partir de 2010, la circonscription a exactement les mêmes limites que le district.

Depuis 2011, Cannock Chase fait partie à la fois du Greater Birmingham & Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership (avec les autorités voisines Birmingham, Bromsgrove, East Staffordshire, Lichfield, Redditch, Solihull, Tamworth et Wyre Forest), et Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire Local Enterprise Partnership.

Zones du district de Cannock Chase

Il existe de nombreux villages et banlieues ainsi que trois villes dans tout le district de Cannock Chase.

Les villes:

Bridgtown
Cannock (Centre administratif)
Hednesford
Rugeley

Communes:

Zones:

Autres zones construites autour et à proximité du quartier:

Politiques

Composition politique du Conseil

Le Parti travailliste a contrôlé le conseil de district depuis les élections de 2012, lorsqu'il a obtenu la majorité absolue, jusqu'aux élections de 2019 lorsque le conseil est entré No overall control. Pour l'année civique 2019/20, le Parti travailliste a dirigé le conseil avec un Soutien sans participation informel avec le parti vert. En juin 2020, quatre conseillers verts et un ancien conseiller travailliste ont formé le Chase Community Independents Group, ce qui a conduit les travaillistes à former un Gouvernement minoritaire avec la confiance et l'approvisionnement de deux Libéraux-démocrates conseillers et un ancien conseiller travailliste indépendant.

Lors des élections tenues en mai 2021, les conservateurs ont remporté 12 des 13 sièges contestés (dont 10 sont allés à des conseillers nouvellement élus) et, ce faisant, a obtenu une majorité absolue au Conseil.

Le tableau ci-dessous montre le nombre de sièges détenus par chaque parti depuis le début de 2010. Cela comprend le conseil de district résultats des élections, surligné en rouge, ainsi que les défections et les élections partielles.

Date		Labour		Conservative		Chase Inds		Lib Dem		Greens		UKIP		Independent
6 mai 2021^[1]	9		24		5		2		1		0		0
15 juin 2020^[2]	17		14		5		2		1		0		1
8 juin 2020^[3]	17		14				2		5		0		2
7 mai 2020^[4]	18		14				2		5		0		1
2 mai 2019^[5]	18		15				2		5		0		1
3 mai 2018^[6]	21		15				1		3		0		1
7 septembre 2017^[7]	21		13				1		2		1		3
18 août 2017^[8]	20		15				1		1		1		3
6 juillet 2017^[9]	21		15				1		1		1		2
Septembre 2016^[10]	21		13				1		1		3		2
5 mai 2016^[11]	21		13				1		1		4		1
7 mai 2015^[12]	22		12				1		0		5		1
23 mai 2014^[13]	25		5				3				6		2
22 mai 2014^[14]	25		6				3				6		1
18 février 2014^[15]	24		9				3				3		2
30 juillet 2013^[16]	24		9				4				3		1
22 juillet 2013^[17]	24		10				4				2		1
4 juillet 2013^[18]	24		12				4						1
3 mai 2012^[19]	24		12				5						0
Février 2012^[20]	17		13				9						2
5 mai 2011^[21]	17		13				11						0
26 août 2010^[22]	14		10				17						0
6 mai 2010^[23]	13		11				17						0
22 février 2010^[24]	14		7				19						1
26 janvier 2010^[25]	14		9				17						1
22 janvier 2010^[26]	14		9				18
18 janvier 2010^[27]	14		10				17
1^er janvier 2010	14		12				15

Membres du Cabinet 2021-2022

Position	Conseiller		Quartier représenté
Chef du Conseil		Olivia Lyons	Western Springs
Chef adjoint du Conseil		Bryan Jones	Hednesford Green Heath
Responsable du portefeuille de la sécurité des quartiers & des partenariats		Bryan Jones	Hednesford Green Heath
Responsable du portefeuille de l'engagement communautaire, de la santé & du bien-être		Val Jones	Cannock West
Responsable du portefeuille de développement du district		Mike Sutherland	Etching Hill and The Heath
Chef de portefeuille de l'environnement & des changements climatiques		Justin Johnson	Etching Hill and The Heath
Responsable du portefeuille Habitat, Patrimoine & Loisirs		Adrienne Fitzgerald	Hawks Green
Responsable du portefeuille Innovation & High Streets		Phil Hewitt	Hawks Green

Membres du cabinet fantôme 2021-2022

Position	Conseiller		Quartier représenté
Chef de l'opposition		George Adamson	Hednesford Green Heath
Chef adjoint de l'opposition		Tony Johnson	Cannock East
Chef de portefeuille parallèle du développement du district		Tony Johnson	Cannock East
Responsable du portefeuille de l'engagement communautaire, de la santé & du bien-être		John Kraujalis	Cannock South
Chef de portefeuille parallèle Environnement & changement climatique		Josh Newbury	Norton Canes
Leader du portefeuille parallèle Habitat, Patrimoine & Loisirs		John Preece	Norton Canes
Responsable du portefeuille parallèle Innovation & High Streets		Sheila Cartwright	Hednesford North
Responsable du portefeuille de la sécurité des quartiers & des partenariats		Frank Allen	Cannock North

Références

↑ district council election, one third of council to be elected: Lab -8 Cons+10 Ind-1.
↑ following the defection of Paul Woodhead and Stuart Crabtree of the Hednesford South ward, Mandy Dunnett of the Hednesford North ward and Claire Wilkinson of the Rawnsley ward from the Greens to the Chase Community Independent Group and Andrea Layton of the Cannock North ward from Independent to the Chase Community Independent Group.
↑ following the defection of Andrea Layton of the Cannock North ward from Labour to Independent.
↑ following the resignation of Dan Snape of the Hawks Green ward (Conservative).
↑ district council election, one third of council to be elected: Lab -3 Greens +2 LD +1.
↑ district council election: one third of council to be elected. Con +2 Greens +1 UKIP -1 Independents -2.
↑ following the death of Conservative councillor Graham Burnett of the Hednesford Green Heath Ward and subsequent by-election win for Linda Tait of the Labour Party, and the disqualification of Conservative councillor Joanne Christian of the Hednesford South and subsequent by-election win for Stuart Crabtree of the Green Party.
↑ following the defection of Maureen Freeman of the Cannock South ward from Labour to Independent.
↑ following the defection of Martyn Buttery of the Hawks Green Ward and Stephanie Whitehouse of the Etching Hill and the Heath wards from UKIP to the Conservatives.
↑ following the defection of Bill Hardman of the Rawnsley ward from UKIP to Independent.
↑ district council election: one third of council to be elected. Lab −1 Greens +1.
↑ district council election: one third of council to be elected. Lab −3 Con +7 UKIP −1 Lib Dem −2 Independent −1.
↑ following the defection of Jodie Jones of the Rawnsley ward from the Conservatives to Independent.
↑ district council election: one third of council to be elected. Lab +1 Con −3 UKIP +3 Independent −1.
↑ following the defection of Danny Davies of the Etching Hill and the Heath ward from the Liberal Democrats to Independent.
↑ following the defection of Linda Whitehouse of the Rawnsley ward from the Conservatives to UKIP.
↑ following the defection of Anne and John Bernard of the Hawks Green ward from the Conservatives to UKIP.
↑ following the defection of Michael Grocott of the Western Springs ward from the Liberal Democrats to Independent.
↑ district council election: one third of council to be elected. Lib Dem –4 Lab +7 Con –1 Liberal –2.
↑ following the defection of Diane Bennett of the Cannock West ward and Tony Williams of the Hagley ward from the Liberal Democrats to the Liberal Party.
↑ district council elections: one third of council to be elected. Lib Dem –6 Lab +3 Con +3.
↑ following the death of Conservative councillor John Jillings in the Heath Hayes East and Wimblebury ward and subsequent by-election win for Diane Todd of the Labour Party.
↑ district council elections: one third of council to be elected. Lib Dem –2 Lab –1 Con +3 Ind –1 (Independent Lisa Pearce stood as Conservative but lost her seat).
↑ following the defection of Michael Freeman of the Cannock West ward and Wendy Yates of the Hednesford Green Heath ward from the Conservatives to Liberal Democrats.
↑ following the defection of Lisa Pearce of the Hednesford Green Heath ward from the Liberal Democrats to Independent.
↑ following the defection of Mark Green of the Cannock South ward from the Conservatives to the Liberal Democrats.
↑ following the defection of Diane Bennet of the Cannock West ward and Keith Bennet of the Hawks Green ward from the Conservatives to the Liberal Democrats.

Lien externe

M. J. Wise, « Some notes on the growth of population in the Cannock Chase coalfield », Geographical Association, vol. 36, n^o 4,‎ novembre 1951, p. 235–248 (JSTOR 40563131)

Portail de l’Angleterre

[1] strict council election, one third of council to be elected: Lab -8 Cons+10 Ind-1.

[2] wing the defection of Paul Woodhead and Stuart Crabtree of the Hednesford South ward, Mandy Dunnett of the Hednesford North ward and Claire Wilkinson of the Rawnsley ward from the Greens to the Chase Community Independent Group and Andrea Layton of the Cannock North ward from Independent to the Chase Community Independent Group.

[3] wing the defection of Andrea Layton of the Cannock North ward from Labour to Independent.

[4] wing the resignation of Dan Snape of the Hawks Green ward (Conservative).

[5] strict council election, one third of council to be elected: Lab -3 Greens +2 LD +1.

[6] strict council election: one third of council to be elected. Con +2 Greens +1 UKIP -1 Independents -2.

[7] wing the death of Conservative councillor Graham Burnett of the Hednesford Green Heath Ward and subsequent by-election win for Linda Tait of the Labour Party, and the disqualification of Conservative councillor Joanne Christian of the Hednesford South and subsequent by-election win for Stuart Crabtree of the Green Party.

[8] wing the defection of Maureen Freeman of the Cannock South ward from Labour to Independent.

[9] wing the defection of Martyn Buttery of the Hawks Green Ward and Stephanie Whitehouse of the Etching Hill and the Heath wards from UKIP to the Conservatives.

[10] wing the defection of Bill Hardman of the Rawnsley ward from UKIP to Independent.

[11] strict council election: one third of council to be elected. Lab −1 Greens +1.

[12] strict council election: one third of council to be elected. Lab −3 Con +7 UKIP −1 Lib Dem −2 Independent −1.

[13] wing the defection of Jodie Jones of the Rawnsley ward from the Conservatives to Independent.

[14] strict council election: one third of council to be elected. Lab +1 Con −3 UKIP +3 Independent −1.

[15] wing the defection of Danny Davies of the Etching Hill and the Heath ward from the Liberal Democrats to Independent.

[16] wing the defection of Linda Whitehouse of the Rawnsley ward from the Conservatives to UKIP.

[17] wing the defection of Anne and John Bernard of the Hawks Green ward from the Conservatives to UKIP.

[18] wing the defection of Michael Grocott of the Western Springs ward from the Liberal Democrats to Independent.

[19] strict council election: one third of council to be elected. Lib Dem –4 Lab +7 Con –1 Liberal –2.

[20] wing the defection of Diane Bennett of the Cannock West ward and Tony Williams of the Hagley ward from the Liberal Democrats to the Liberal Party.

[21] strict council elections: one third of council to be elected. Lib Dem –6 Lab +3 Con +3.

[22] wing the death of Conservative councillor John Jillings in the Heath Hayes East and Wimblebury ward and subsequent by-election win for Diane Todd of the Labour Party.

[23] strict council elections: one third of council to be elected. Lib Dem –2 Lab –1 Con +3 Ind –1 (Independent Lisa Pearce stood as Conservative but lost her seat).

[24] wing the defection of Michael Freeman of the Cannock West ward and Wendy Yates of the Hednesford Green Heath ward from the Conservatives to Liberal Democrats.

[25] wing the defection of Lisa Pearce of the Hednesford Green Heath ward from the Liberal Democrats to Independent.

[26] wing the defection of Mark Green of the Cannock South ward from the Conservatives to the Liberal Democrats.

[27] wing the defection of Diane Bennet of the Cannock West ward and Keith Bennet of the Hawks Green ward from the Conservatives to the Liberal Democrats.

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