Councillor Jeremy Oates

Leader of Tamworth Borough Council
Tamworth Borough Council - Trinity Ward

Jeremy has been a councillor in Tamworth since May 2000. 

During Jeremy's time on the council he has held many positions including:-

Leader of the Council 2006-2009 

Mayor of Tamworth 2011-2012

 

Committee appointments

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News

Investing in our History and Heritage

Recently Conservative run Tamworth Borough Council gave us a great insight into the works currently taking place to get Tamworth Castle not only ready for reopening but also presenting and exciting new offer. 

New interactive Anglo-Saxon gallery 

Plans for transforming Tamworth town centre revealed

Plans for transforming Tamworth town centre revealed

Major proposals to transform Tamworth town centre into the busy, thriving, heart of the community as part of a ‘once in a generation’ opportunity, can now be revealed.

Tamworth councillors tackle speeding issue.

 

Several Tamworth councillors have delivered bin stickers to houses on a busy road in a bid to cut speeding.

Houses on Coton Lane were delivered 30 MPH speed signs in a bid to reduce traffic speeds on Coton Lane

Castle Grounds to get a facelift

A popular feature of the Tamworth Castle Grounds is set for a six-figure facelift!

A sum of £375,000 has been earmarked for the regeneration of the play area. It will see the much-used site brought back up to standard, to meet the ever changing world we live in.

Gateway to Staffordshire get a clean up

The Gateway symbol on the A5 is a landmark entrance to Tamworth and Staffordshire.

Unfortunately no one will accept ownership of it!

Unfortunately no one will accept ownership of it!

Tamworth's heritage begins to reawaken

Tamworth's local conservative councillors are passionate about Tamworth's history and heritage but recently theres been some challenges that have had to be met. 

20 years ago not out

One local councillor is celebrating twenty years of continuous service on Tamworth Borough Council 

Cllr Jeremy Oates was first elected on 4 May 2000, and he is still just as enthused about serving Tamworth as he was when he first got elected as a fresh faced 23 year old