, is married to Jo and has a two young children.
Don't you still want to punch that face, even over ten years on?
Build a bon fire
Build a bon fire
Put Bellotti on the top
Put Bill Archer in the middle
and burn the fu*k'in lot!!
A Brighton fan that will never forget!
Did I completley imagine it or is there a second verse to that song
Councillor David Bellotti has been a member of Bath and North East Somerset Council (Liberal Democrat for Lyncombe Ward) since 2003 and has been Vice-Chair of the Avon Pension Fund Committee, Vice-Chair of the Local Government Association’s Children and Young People Board and a Director of LACORS – Local Authorities Co-ordinators of Regulatory Services.
Trained as a Youth and Community Worker at the YMCA National College. David served 26 years with the YMCA as youth worker, housing manager, outreach worker, regional officer and Director and was responsible for setting up youth, housing, sports and employment training schemes. He has also served as National President of the Community and Youth Workers Union.
He holds a Masters Degree from University of Sussex in Education Policy and Decision Making, a post graduate Diploma in Counselling, a Diploma in Youth Service and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and a Member of the Institute of Directors.
Councillor David Bellotti was the first ever Member of Parliament elected as a Liberal Democrat for Eastbourne1990 and went on to become a member of Committees in Parliament on Planning, Disability Living and Working Allowances and Local Government Finance.
Before moving to Bath, David was a member of East Sussex County Council for 16 years, from 1981, Chair of the County Council Education Committee and the Sussex Police Authority, and a member of Lewes Town Council and Lewes District Council. He also served as Chair of Governors at Lewes Tertiary College.
Councillor Bellotti has a strong interest in Association Football
The theme for Councillor Bellotti’s year as Chairman of Bath & North East Somerset Council will be “The Family” and he is keen to visit and work with young people and family based organisations throughout local community.
Funny, is it not, how his "keen interest in Association Football" doesn't seem to justify a mention of his stint working at a professional football club?
Councillor David Bellotti has been a member of Bath and North East Somerset Council (Liberal Democrat for Lyncombe Ward) since 2003 and has been Vice-Chair of the Avon Pension Fund Committee, Vice-Chair of the Local Government Association’s Children and Young People Board and a Director of LACORS – Local Authorities Co-ordinators of Regulatory Services.
Trained as a Youth and Community Worker at the YMCA National College. David served 26 years with the YMCA as youth worker, housing manager, outreach worker, regional officer and Director and was responsible for setting up youth, housing, sports and employment training schemes. He has also served as National President of the Community and Youth Workers Union.
He holds a Masters Degree from University of Sussex in Education Policy and Decision Making, a post graduate Diploma in Counselling, a Diploma in Youth Service and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and a Member of the Institute of Directors.
Councillor David Bellotti was the first ever Member of Parliament elected as a Liberal Democrat for Eastbourne1990 and went on to become a member of Committees in Parliament on Planning, Disability Living and Working Allowances and Local Government Finance.
Before moving to Bath, David was a member of East Sussex County Council for 16 years, from 1981, Chair of the County Council Education Committee and the Sussex Police Authority, and a member of Lewes Town Council and Lewes District Council. He also served as Chair of Governors at Lewes Tertiary College.
Councillor Bellotti has a strong interest in Association Football
The theme for Councillor Bellotti’s year as Chairman of Bath & North East Somerset Council will be “The Family” and he is keen to visit and work with young people and family based organisations throughout local community.
Funny, is it not, how his "keen interest in Association Football" doesn't seem to justify a mention of his stint working at a professional football club?
