Cllr Alex Dale

Derbyshire County Councillor - Dronfield East Ward

North East Derbyshire District Councillor - Unstone Ward

Derbyshire County Council - Conservative Group Leader

North East Derbyshire District Council - Conservative Group Leader

Dronfield Town Councillor - Dronfield Dyche ward

Parish Councillor - Unstone Ward

Association - Deputy Chair Campaigning

Alex Dale was first elected to Derbyshire County Council in May 2017 and serves as the Cabinet Member for Education.

Additionally, Alex has also been a North East Derbyshire District Councillor for Unstone since 2015, has served as Leader of the District Council 2020-2023, and is the leader of both the County and District Conservative Groups.

Alex also serves as a Councillor for Dronfield Town Council, and Parish Councillor for Unstone.

News

Burns Rise Planning Application Unanimously Rejected by Committee

Monday, 11 November, 2024

The planning application for 132 new houses south of Chesterfield Road and adjacent to Burns Drive and Southfield Mount has been rejected by North East Derbyshire’s District Council’s Planning Committee, with all 10 Councillors voting against it.

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Political Shockwaves in North East Derbyshire as Conservatives Make Three Historic By-Election Gains

Friday, 11 October, 2024

North East Derbyshire Conservatives are celebrating their success after gaining three Council seats in historic victories in yesterday’s by-elections, with two coming from Labour and one from the Lib Dems.

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Dronfield’s Conservatives continue to oppose plans for a new “Burns Rise”

Thursday, 22 February, 2024

Planning application submitted for 135 new houses on green fields at Chesterfield Road, south of Dronfield. Dronfield’s Conservatives are continuing to work with local residents to oppose plans for a new “Burns Rise” development opposite the layby on Chesterfield Road between Dronfield and Unstone.

“Hands Off Our Green Belt!” Say North East Derbyshire Conservatives as Labour Leader’s Comments Prompt Furore

Tuesday, 23 May, 2023

The Leader and Deputy Leader of the Conservative main opposition Group at North East Derbyshire District Council have written to the new Labour Council Leader to urge him to join them in condemning Sir Keir Starmer’s recent comments about building on the green belt. In an interview with Times Radio

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North East Derbyshire Conservatives committed to continue fight against fracking locally

Monday, 26 September, 2022

North East Derbyshire District Council’s Conservative Group has reaffirmed its commitment to opposing any fracking applications which may come forward locally in the area. The Conservatives, who run the local District Council, were elected to power on a manifesto which included a pledge to continue

"Let's get on top of this!" MPs and Council Leaders urge North East Derbyshire residents to work together to reduce Covid rates as District moves to Tier 2

Thursday, 15 October, 2020

Local MPs and Council leaders have responded to the announcement that both North East Derbyshire and Chesterfield are to be placed in the high tier (tier 2) of the covid alert system from midnight on Friday night / Saturday morning. Lee Rowley, MP for North East Derbyshire, said: “As rates ha

Local MPs and Council Leaders urge caution as Covid cases and hospitalisations rise

Tuesday, 13 October, 2020

Leaders and MPs across North East Derbyshire are uniting to urge local residents to be as vigilant as possible as coronavirus cases, and the number of people hospitalised at the Royal, continue to rise in the District. All indicators in North East Derbyshire are now

Further success for campaign to reduce Dronfield bypass noise

Thursday, 10 September, 2020

Local MP Lee Rowley and Dronfield’s County Councillors Alex Dale and Angelique Foster have welcomed the news that Derbyshire County Council has doubled the stretch of the bypass they are intending to resurface in the next couple of weeks in a bid to reduce noise levels. The A61 Dronfield By-pass cu

Success for campaign to reduce Dronfield by-pass noise

Wednesday, 17 June, 2020

Dronfield’s MP and two County Councillors have strongly welcomed Derbyshire County Council’s decision to resurface the bypass to tackle noise issues which was announced yesterday.