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Council Members

Great Paxton Parish Council > Council Members
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Councillor Wayne Bond

wayne.bond@greatpaxton-pc.gov.uk
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Councillor Paul Goodyer

Chairman

paul.goodyer@greatpaxton-pc.gov.uk
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Councillor Stephen Claffey

stephen.claffey@greatpaxton-pc.gov.uk
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Councillor Howard Fieldhouse

howard.fieldhouse@greatpaxton-pc.gov.uk
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Councillor Chris Hall

chris.hall@greatpaxton-pc.gov.uk
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Councillor Jacqueline Jackson

Vice-Chairman

jacqueline.jackson@greatpaxton-pc.gov.uk
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Councillor Jill Peters

jill.peters@greatpaxton-pc.gov.uk
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Councillor Roger Widdowson

roger.widdowson@greatpaxton-pc.gov.uk
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ABOUT GREAT PAXTON

First Listed in the Domesday Book in 1086, Great Paxton is a thriving community, village and parish in Cambridgeshire situated 2.6 miles north of St Neots in the Great Ouse river valley and on the B1043 that runs between St Neots in the south and Offord D’Arcy in the north. In the 2011 Census, the population of the village was recorded at 1007. Its most important building is the Minster Church of the Holy Trinity, a Grade I Saxon church dating from the 11th century.

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Parish Clerk
07484 734007

PARISH COUNCIL ADDRESS

2 Plough Row
Deeping St Nicholas
Spalding
PE11 3EW

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