Livestream of South Elmsall councillor defending himself over bullying claims

Councillor Steve Tulley is about to defend himself to Wakefield Council over claims he was ‘intimidating, aggressive and bullying’ at a child protection meeting.
Councillor Steve Tulley from South Elmsall. Suspended from Labour party after taking a stand over the council tax support grant for town and parish councils.
h320a410Councillor Steve Tulley from South Elmsall. Suspended from Labour party after taking a stand over the council tax support grant for town and parish councils.
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Councillor Steve Tulley from South Elmsall. Suspended from Labour party after taking a stand over the council tax support grant for town and parish councils. h320a410

Click here http://www.wakefield.gov.uk/livestream for a livestream of the full Wakefield Council meeting at 2pm.

The complaint was made against Coun Tulley after he attended a child in need meeting between two of his constituents and social workers on July 17 last year. The complaint alleged that social workers were left ‘very upset’ and the meeting was stopped due to Coun Tulley’s behaviour, described by health workers as ‘challenging and confrontational’.

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But Coun Tulley denies the accusations, saying the social workers had acted improperly in the case against his constituents, a complaint that was upheld by the council.

The initial complaint was referred to the council’s standards committee, with the report being put before the council meeting today (Wednesday).