Sudbury town councillor resigns
Sudbury: Young councillor Joanne Connah steps down
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
1:01 PM
A YOUNG Sudbury town councillor has resigned from the position.
Town clerk Sue Brotherwood confirmed that north ward representative Joanne Connah - the youngest member of the council - had stepped down for health reasons.
Nominations are being sought for a replacement for Ms Connah. An election for the post will be scheduled to coincide with county council elections in May.
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