Bradford Council Leader, Councillor Susan Hinchcliffe has appointed her new Executive team to lead on the council’s key priorities.
Councillor Hinchcliffe takes responsibility for Council finances and human resources.
Deputy Leader, Councillor Val Slater takes on the Health and Wellbeing portfolio, which includes adult and children’s social care.
Councillor Imran Khan takes responsibility for Education, Employment and Skills.
The new Council Executive is as follows:
Corporate Services: Coun Susan Hinchcliffe, Leader of Council
Health and Wellbeing: Coun Val Slater, Deputy Leader
Regeneration, Planning & Transport: Coun Alex Ross-Shaw
Education, Employment and Skills: Coun Imran Khan
Environment, Sport and Culture: Coun Sarah Ferriby
Neighbourhoods and Community Safety: Coun Abdul Jabar
Councillor Susan Hinchcliffe, Council Leader, said: "I’m delighted to be able to call on such a talented and hardworking team who will bring a great combination of experience, energy and ideas. These are challenging times for local authorities but it is also an exciting time for Bradford and their dedication will be vital as we work together with local people, partners and businesses to deliver progress right across the district.”
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