John Carnall, who has stepped down from his position as opposition leader of the Ipswich Borough Council
Ipswich: Opposition council leader steps down
Naomi Gornall
Thursday, January 3, 2013
4:19 PM
The borough council’s opposition leader John Carnall has stood down today, it has been announced.
Mr Carnall, who was the leader of Ipswich Borough Council’s opposition Conservative Group, will remain a borough councillor for Bixley Ward.
The deputy group leader, Chris Stewart, will be acting leader of the group until a new Conservative Group Leader is elected.
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