After continuously interjecting over council chairman Mark Heard, Councillor Chrisy Morris was asked to leave the meeting just ten minutes into the session. Get more on this story:
After continuously interjecting over council chairman Mark Heard, Mr Morris was asked to leave the meeting just ten minutes into the session.
Asked to be quiet by Mr Heard and told that he had"no right to speak here", Mr Morris said that he"will be heard" and has"every right" to make his point. After a pause, the meeting then reconvened - but Mr Morris continued to interject, requesting a point of order. In a statement regarding the incident, Wendy Stamp, leader of Maldon District Council, said:"Enough is enough. The public may be seeing councillor Morris's disruptive behaviour for the first time at last night's council meeting.
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