
Hasland Ward · Chesterfield Borough Council
Cllr Amanda Serjeant
LabourDeputy Leader · Cabinet Member for Finance & Asset Management
About Amanda
Amanda Serjeant has been a Labour councillor since 2011. She has been Deputy Leader of Chesterfield Borough Council since 2017 and holds the cabinet portfolio for finance and asset management.
Earlier in her time on cabinet she led on leisure, culture and tourism, and then on the town centre and visitor economy. She also represents the borough on joint bodies, including the Vision Derbyshire Joint Committee.
Roles & committees
Current roles
- Deputy Leader of the Council (since 2017)
- Cabinet Member for Finance and Asset Management
Committees
- Cabinet (Vice-Chair)
- Joint Cabinet and Employment & General Committee (Vice-Chair)
- Vision Derbyshire Joint Committee
- Full Council
Previously
- Cabinet Member for Town Centre and Visitor Economy (2015–17)
- Executive Member for Leisure, Culture and Tourism (2014–15)
Contact Amanda about
- Bins, recycling and missed collections
- Planning applications and enforcement
- Social housing
- Council tax billing and benefits
- Parks (Eastwood Park) and play areas
- Environmental health and noise complaints
- Licensing (pubs, takeaways, taxis)
- Fly-tipping, dog mess and graffiti
Borough council election, 4 May 2023 — Hasland ward (3 seats)
- Mick Brady Elected Labour 1,066
- Amanda Serjeant Elected Labour 904
- Stuart Brittain Elected Labour 896
- Darren Yates Green Party 661
- Paul Gibbons Conservative 656
- Jacob Rodgers Conservative 557
- Craig Stanley Conservative 540
- Simon Geikie Green Party 476
- Simon Swift Green Party 473
- Elizabeth Frear Liberal Democrats 156
- Linda Shipley Liberal Democrats 115
- Tom Hudson Liberal Democrats 112
Turnout 38.7% · 3 seats · Source
Contact
- Phone
- Listed on their council profile
In office
- Represents
- Hasland ward
- Body
- Chesterfield Borough Council
- First elected
- 2011
- Next election
- May 2027 (scheduled borough elections)
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