Oxford East Liberal Democrats

Oxford Lib Dems Choose Rundle as Group Leader

12.00.00pm UTC (GMT +0000) Sat 3rd May 2008

Cllr David Rundle - portrait

The Liberal Democrat group on Oxford City Council have elected David Rundle, the Headington Councillor and former Deputy leader of the council, as their new group leader. He will be Leader of the Opposition, after Labour's gains from minor parties gave it a plurality of councillors in Oxford City. Elected unanimously, Rundle was nominated for the post by outgoing Leader of the City Council John Goddard.

Also elected unanimously were Stephen Brown as Deputy Leader, Richard Huzzey as Group Chair and Whip, and Ruth Wilkinson as Group Secretary and Whip.

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