West Midlands
Regional council
Regional council is the main policy making body of the region.It consists of delegates from branches (elected once a year) and other regional post holders and NEC members and meets four times a year.
The annual meeting takes place in April in Birmingham and the other meetings usually take place during February, July and November. The July meeting is usually held out of Birmingham.
All meetings usually start at 10.30am and finish around 1.30pm, depending on the amount of business to be considered.
West Midlands Regional Council Meetings & Report Backs 2009
(27/05/09) There are four meetings of the Regional Council each calendar year. Details for 2009 are as follows, includes venues deadlines for nominations, motions and outcomes
Nominations for various Regional Council vacancies 2009
(27/05/09) A number of officer posts and seats on various regional committees remain vacant following the Regional Council AGM in April 2009.
The West Midlands at NDC
(03/07/09) The Regions priorities for National Delegates Conference 2009 will be agreed at its AGM on 25 April
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UNISON West Midlands region
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Tel: 0845 355 0845
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Email: westmids@unison.co.uk
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