Reg Smith

Councillor Reg Smith died on 21st July 2008 after a long battle with cancer. Reg served on Stevenage Borough Council for thirty two years.

Reg’s contribution to Stevenage was outstanding and quite extraordinary. He was widely admired and respected by all who came into contact with him, a wonderful person to work with, a wise man with vision and a fighter to the very end.

He worked tirelessly for our town and its people, which he loved. His compassion, wisdom, values and friendship will be greatly missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his wife Valerie, daughter Katherine, son Graham and his five grandchildren.

Petition against Post Office closures

There are plans to close the Archer Road and Bedwell Post Offices. If you are opposed to this, please sign one or both online petitions.

> Petition to save Archer Road Post Office at
www.pingreenlabour.com

> Petition to save Bedwell Post Office at
www.bedwelllabour.com

2007 local election results
In every ward (compared to 2006), there was a swing to Labour, bucking the trend in the rest of the country. The number of seats held by each party remains unchanged: Conservatives hold 3, Labour has 32 and the Liberal Democrats have 4.
›› Full results from the 2007 local elections
›› The swing to Labour compared to 2006
›› Results for elections between 1999-2002 and between 2003 - 2006

This site provides information on the Stevenage Constituency Labour Party (CLP), including:

	Community newsletters for Stevenage electoral wards
	Stevenage Borough Council election results
	Constituency officers and councillors, with contact details
	Constituency information
	Contact details for Office holders and Branch Officers
	Links to related sites
	Contact details
	See the Local Election Results 1999-2006

For membership enquiries please contact the Membership Officer.

October 2007 Community newsletters

For Aston, Bandley Hill, Chells, Codicote, Datchworth, Knebworth, Longmeadow, Martins Wood, Old Town, Pin Green, Roebuck, Shephall, St. Nicholas, Symonds Green, Walkern & Benington and Woodfield.