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Martin Stott

Warwickshire County Council

With forestry colleagues

With forestry colleagues

I spent seven very happy years working for Warwickshire county council, leaving at the end of  September 2011.

Over that time I was responsible at Head of Service/Director level for all the councils environmental services including: planning, waste management, sustainable transport, countryside, farms and smallholdings, forestry, climate change, environmental management and sustainable development across the authority. You will get a sense of the priority areas I worked on for Warwickshire County Council by looking at the Environment & Planning website.

My last major piece of work for the council was to lead its work on creativity and innovation, particularly its engagement with social enterprises and ‘staff mutuals’. You will find a copy of an interview with me on this work and a case study of Positive  About Young People, the council’s first  social enterprise spin- out, in the Municipal Journal of 28 July 2011 below. My work on developing partnerships with the voluntary and community sector was recognised by obtaining the  ‘Achievement of the Year’ award by the MJ  in 2007 and the award to Warwickshire Community Recycling of the Chartered Institute of Wastes Management ‘Community Champion of the Year’ award in 2012.

At various points I was also responsible for economic development and regeneration and the ‘resources’ function of my directorate ie asset management, HR and finance.