Staffordshire County Council

Conservative Control

Party Breakdown
Party	Members
Conservative	49
Liberal Democrat and Staffordshire Independent Alliance Group	6
Labour	3
UK Independence	3

Website: http://www.staffordshire.gov.uk News feed Twitter
Authority Type: County
District Councils: Cannock Chase District Council, East Staffordshire Borough Council, Lichfield District Council, Newcastle-under-Lyme Council, South Staffordshire, Stafford Borough Council, Staffordshire Moorlands District Council, Tamworth Borough Council
Address: County Buildings, Martin Street, Stafford ST16 2LH
Telephone: 0300 111 8000
Chief Executive: Nick Bell
Population: not known (Source: ONS Crown Copyright)
Police Force: Staffordshire Police
Pension Fund: Staffordshire County Council Pension Fund
Finance: Annual audit letter (PDF)
Wikipedia Url: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Staffordshire
1010 signatory: No

About this Council

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337,768 dwellings, 806,744 people live in this area, 39.3 years old on average

Religion
Description	Value
Any other religion	1,389
Buddhist	850
Christian	645,869
Hindu	1,523
Jewish	407
Muslim	6,081
No religion	94,693
Religion not stated	54,091
Sikh	1,841

Religion

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Economic
Description	Value
Economically active	405,395

Demographics
Description	Value
People aged 0-4	5.6%
People aged 5-7	3.6%
People aged 8-9	2.6%
People aged 10-14	6.7%
People aged 15	1.3%
People aged 16-17	2.6%
People aged 18-19	2.3%
People aged 20-24	5.1%
People aged 25-29	5.8%
People aged 30-44	22.3%
People aged 45-59	21.1%
People aged 60-64	5.4%
People aged 65-74	8.6%
People aged 75-84	5.3%
People aged 85-89	1.1%
People aged 90 and over	0.6%

Spending
Description	Value
Capital Expenditure spending	£126,613,000
Central services spending	£62,868,000
Court Services spending	£940,000
Cultural and related services spending	£21,889,000
Environmental services spending	£30,337,000
Expenditure on Highways, Roads and Transport Services spending	£55,546,000
Expenditure on Social Services spending	£300,075,000
Fire and rescue services spending	£0
Homelessness spending	£0
Housing advances spending	£0
Housing benefits spending	£0
Housing strategy advice and registered social landlords spending	£0
Housing welfare spending	£0
Non-school funding spending	£82,620,000
Other council property (Non-HRA) spending	£0
Planning and Development Services spending	£7,492,000
Police services spending	£0
Private sector housing renewal spending	£0
Schools spending	£527,803,000

Other info

External links

WhatDoTheyKnow.com FoI requests (feed)
Fix My Street reports
Office for National Statistics page
ONS SNAC ID: 41
ONS GSS code: E10000028
Hyperlocal news/community sites A Little Bit of Stone, Stone News

Online services

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Current councillors

Ben Adams (Conservative)
Paul Atkins (Liberal Democrat and Staffordshire Independent Alliance Group)
Philip Atkins (Conservative)
Ray Barron (Conservative)
Lee Bates (Conservative)
Erica Bayliss (Conservative)
Brian Beale (Conservative)
John Bernard (Conservative)
David Billson (Conservative)
Len Bloomer (Conservative)
Henry Butter (Conservative)
Frank Chapman (Conservative)
Ron Clarke (Labour)
John Cooper (Conservative)
Tim Corbett (Conservative)
Patrick Corfield (Conservative)
Dylis Cornes (Liberal Democrat and Staffordshire Independent Alliance Group)
Peter Davies (Labour)
Derek Davis (Labour)
William Day (Liberal Democrat and Staffordshire Independent Alliance Group)
Veronica Downes (Conservative)
Janet Eagland (Conservative)
Ray Easton (Liberal Democrat and Staffordshire Independent Alliance Group)
Brian Edwards (Conservative)
Matthew Ellis (Conservative)
Terry Finn (Conservative)
John Francis (Conservative)
Bob Fraser (Conservative)
Gill Heath (Conservative)
Mark Heenan (Conservative)
Derrick Huckfield (UK Independence)
Christina Jebb (Liberal Democrat and Staffordshire Independent Alliance Group)
Ivan Jennings (Conservative)
Philip Ezra Jones (Conservative)
Phil Jones (Conservative)
Kathy Lamb (Conservative)
Mike Lawrence (Conservative)
Ian Lawson (Conservative)
Frank Lewis (Conservative)
Geoffrey Locke (UK Independence)
Robert Marshall (Conservative)
Geoffrey Martin (Conservative)
Mike Maryon (Conservative)
Mary Maxfield (Liberal Democrat and Staffordshire Independent Alliance Group)
Geoff Morrison (Conservative)
David Nixon (UK Independence)
Michael Oates (Conservative)
Jeremy Oates (Conservative)
Ian Parry (Conservative)
Kath Perry (Conservative)
Robert Reade (Conservative)
Rex Roberts (Conservative)
John Rowley (Conservative)
Liz Staples (Conservative)
Stephen Sweeney (Conservative)
Simon Tagg (Conservative)
Steve Tranter (Conservative)
John Wells (Conservative)
Alan White (Conservative)
Mark Winnington (Conservative)
Mike Worthington (Conservative)