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The Council

Town and Parish councils, also known as local councils, form the most local level of government and cover many rural and urban areas. They provide and/or maintain services such as allotments, burial grounds, bridleways, bus shelters, open spaces and public buildings.

Local councils are elected bodies and meet regularly.

More information on local councils can be found in the All About Local Councils guide published by the National Association of Local Councils (NALC). Further information can be found on the NALC website.


New Clerk

After 20 years of service, Carol Jones who was our parish Clerk retired in January 2024.  We would like to thank her for her time supporting the Parish Council over many years.

We have been fortunate to appoint Debbie Foulkes as our new Parish Council Clerk, who has taken over the reins and is bringing a new degree of focus and energy to the role.

 


Chris Crossley 1,3 email Chris tbc
Chairman of the Parish Council

Debbie Foulkes4 e-mail Debbie  
Clerk to the Parish Council

Izzy Cundy (Vice Chair)1,6 e-mail Izzy  
Tony Fennell 2,6 e-mail Tony  
Phil Probin1,6 e-mail Phil 01829 720250 or
07971 088245 (mobile)
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Parish Councillors Representing Cholmondeley3
Sarah Aspinall1,6 e-mail Sarah  
Chris (Kit) Hopley 1,6 e-mail Chris  
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Parish Councillors Representing Chorley

  • 1 Elected to the Parish Council
  • 2 Co-opted to the Parish Council
  • 3 Chris Crossley represents Cholmondeley Parish
  • 4 Clerk to the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group
  • 5 Chair of the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group
  • 6 Member of the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group

 

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