West Eccelsfield ward is in the North of Sheffield and contains South Wortley, High Green, Burncross, and Grenoside. West Ecclesfield is in the Northern Community Assembly.

Ecclesfield also has a Parish Council – you can learn more about it here.

Your Local Campaigner – Alan Hooper

Alan Hooper has been an Ecclesfield Parish Councillor representing the Grenoside Ward since 1999. He is a former postman and has been a Grenoside resident for over 40 years. He enjoys walking in the woodlands around Grenoside with his dog and family and is an avid Sheffield United Supporter.

You contact Alan about local issues at alanhoops@alanhoops.f9.co.uk

Local Councillors

West Ecclesfield has two Lib Dem city councillors. You can learn more about them below:

Name: Cllr Trevor Bagshaw

Years as councillor: 19                     Term Ends: May 2014

Bio: Trevor was born in Walkley and has lived in Oughtibridge since 1969. He spent his working life in the steel industry, attaining a Masters Degree and later of PhD from Sheffield University. He was elected to Bradfield Parish Council in 1987 and became a city councillor in 1991. He has served on a wide range of committees but has maintained his core interests in planning and educational matters. He has also been a Governor of Bradfield School and remains a member of the Peak District National Park Authority. Currently Trevor is Chair of the Northern Community Assembly, which covers East and West Ecclesfield, Stocksbridge & Upper Don, and Stannington.

Tel: 0114 286 2982                       E-mail: trevor.bagshaw@sheffield.gov.uk 

Surgeries: Please contact Trevor to arrange a mutually convenient meeting in an appropriate location.

Name: Cllr Kathleen Chadwick

Years as councillor: 19                     Term Ends: May 2012

Bio: Kathleen was born in Barnsley but grew up in Blackpool. She returned to Sheffield in 1974 with her husband, David, who became a lecturer at Rotherham College and a city councillor in Sheffield. Kath also entered local politics, first as an Ecclesfield parish councillor for 24 years, then as a city councillor in 1992 for High Green. She has spent a working lifetime in the catering business culminating in a long standing commitment to, and involvement in, running and cooking meals for the elderly at two local lunch clubs, which meet a High Green and Chapeltown. Sadly Kathleen announced that she will be retiring next year as a city councillor after 20 years at Town Hall fighting for her local area.

Tel: 0114 284 8575                       E-mail: kathleen.chadwick@sheffield.gov.uk

Surgeries: Please contact Kathleen to arrange a mutually convenient meeting in an appropriate location.

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