BBC News, West Midlands
BBC Stoke and Staffordshire Political Reporter
Improvement UKAn improvement UK -led Council leader says the party needs to prove that it is enough to run local authorities.
Staffordshire County Council leader Ian Cooper said that the first 100 days of reform on the authority started it with “changing perceptions” and jobs.
The party won power from conservatives during local elections on 1 May, winning 49 out of 62 seats with 41% of the votes.
Councilor Philip White, the leader of the conservative protest on the authority, said that reform had ruined its first 100 days.
Decisions made since the reform victory included Prevent non-essential roadwork Not spending a £ 4.5M of government money in parts of Stafford and on electric vehicle charging points.
The council also said that it was spending around £ 14,000 on a new role to improve the education of special requirements in County.
Cooper told BBC Radio Stoke, “We have to prove those who are capable.”
He said that many people told the party after coming to power that “he did not know how to run things” and there was no history in the local government.
“We are changing that perception,” he said. “We have great projects that we are in the process of paying and finding money.”
He said that he had “many great things” in the pipeline, but they would not confirm what they were.
‘A’ do-Quch-‘Counsel’
White had “done very low” in the first 100 days of administration of reform.
He said, “Some people have been calling Staffordshire County Council ‘Do-Nathing Council’ in the last few months.”
“This is really worrying, without a more council meeting until October, that it is really true. First 100 days – really there is not much to write about the house.”
Reform UK leader Nigel Faraj had earlier stated that he would send an alone musc-style department (DOGE) team to local authorities to local authorities, which controls to assess “useless expenses”.
It was said that he was being questioned about the County Council stepped down From their ganosal and aclechel seat, exactly two weeks after being selected.
Competition, Organized on 17 JulyThe Conservative candidate was won by Jeremy Part, which improved the third place behind the Green Party.
Cooper first Cost defend And said that he would “take no lectures from other parties”.
