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Lib Dem leader defends parish council consultation
Birmingham Mail
|November 28, 2025
DUDLEY'S Liberal Democrat leader insisted despite an overwhelming rejection it was right to ask Cradley people if they wanted a parish council.
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Cllr Ryan Priest was a keen supporter of the idea and, during discussion on this years’ budget, persuaded Dudley's ruling Conservative group to set aside up to £75,000 for a feasibility study. The survey, which eventually cost council tax payers £8,000, attracted 1,269 responses with 82.6 percent saying no to the idea.
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