Councillors re-elected to county positions
CLLR Linda Oliver has been re-elected as vice-chairman of Cambridgeshire County Council. And Cllr Tony Orgee will remain as chairman of the county council. Both Cllr Oliver and Cllr Orgee took on their respective roles last year. Cllr Oliver represents th
CLLR Linda Oliver has been re-elected as vice-chairman of Cambridgeshire County Council.
And Cllr Tony Orgee will remain as chairman of the county council.
Both Cllr Oliver and Cllr Orgee took on their respective roles last year.
Cllr Oliver represents the Bassingbourn division on the county council. She was elected in 1997.
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Before taking on the role as vice-chairman she was a member of the county council's Cabinet with responsibility for sustainable infrastructure.
Cllr Orgee represents the Sawston division which includes Harston, Hauxton and Newton.
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He was elected to Shire Hall in 1985 and is also a district councillor on South Cambridgeshire District Council for the Abingtons ward.
He was educated at Imperial College and King's College at London University and before his retirement worked as a teacher for an examination board based in Cambridge.
