Lead Member, Planning
Councillor Derek Antrobus representing Swinton North is the lead member responsible for planning aspects of the Sustainable Regeneration Directorate which incorporates the following functions of the council:-
Town twinning is dealt with by the Mayor's Secretariat.
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We have designed these pages not only to inform you of the policies and decisions of the city council but also to enable you to contribute your views and participate in the local democratic process.
For a more detailed profile including surgery details please select one of the following links:
- Personal profile
A profile of Councillor Derek Antrobus - Decision making
The Lead Member takes some decisions in public. Information about those meetings can be viewed by following the above link - Decisions
Decisions made by the Lead Member are published online. - Weekly
briefing
Summarises the activities of the Lead Member over the preceding week. - Outside bodies
Reports to the Lead Member from representatives of the council on outside bodies. - Consultation
You may contribute to current consultations. - Policy documents
Key policy documents outlining the aims of the Sustainable Regeneration Directorate. - Press
releases
All press releases can be found in our corporate press releases section including those issued on behalf of the lead member for planning.
Contact Information
Councillor Antrobus can be contacted via the city council’s switchboard on 0161-794 4711 or outside office hours on 0161-793 7713. His email address is councillor.antrobus@salford.gov.uk.
If you would like to see Councillor Antrobus at one of his regular ward surgeries, view details of when these are held.
You can find out more about Sustainable Regeneration Directorate by following the links on the left hand navigation bar.
This page was last updated on 29 October 2008
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