Timeline for Alan Feeney
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UK Local Elections 2026Background
Alan Feeney's local-government record spans parish, borough and civic office. In May 2019, he was elected as an Independent member for Park Hall ward on Castle Bromwich Parish Council. Solihull's April 2026 poll notice later listed him as a Reform UK borough candidate for Castle Bromwich. Full Council elected him deputy mayor on 26 May.
Feeney served simultaneously as a borough councillor and deputy mayor until his resignation in October 2026. The council appointed Annette Mackenzie as his successor in the civic role on 19 October. His departure also opened committee and external-board positions that required new appointments. His record therefore includes representation at both parish and borough level, followed by a term in Solihull's civic leadership.
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