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Bottisham Parish Council exists to help you, the residents, have a point of contact for ideas and suggestions for improvements in the village.
Your Councillors are a group of volunteers who give their time freely, who work together to make decisions and produce plans that will help enhance the village and support the village’s other organisations, for the benefit of all residents. What should also be expected of us as your Council are constructive agendas, encouragement of open debate, and constant efforts to find new ways of getting people involved.
We are keen to listen to the views of others, getting broad agreement on the best way forward and being jointly responsible. We also wish to channel our enthusiasm, skills and knowledge for the benefit of the whole community of Bottisham
Councillors are elected for four years and in this time could be taking action on many things that affect the village and the community such as:
Advising on land which is suitable for industrial or residential development;
Campaigning for better road safety and reducing the fear of crime;
Providing representation at local planning enquiries;
Raising concerns about transport services;
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Our Councillors
Clerk & RFO Sam Chambers-Turner
Clerk & Responsible Financial Officer
clerk@bottisham-pc.gov.uk
07369248998
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Cllr Nadene Cundell
Chair and Councillor
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Cllr Jon Ogborn
Vice Chair and Councillor
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Cllr Robert Crida
Councillor
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Cllr Savannah Laurent
Councillor
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Cllr Maria Socea
Councillor
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Cllr Rehana Shaker
Councillor
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Cllr Steven O'Dell
Councillor
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Cllr Keith Morrison
Councillor
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Jonny Edge
County Councillor
jonny.edge@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
07974 348141
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Charlotte Cane MP
MP Ely & East Cambridgeshire
charlotte.cane.mp@parliament.uk
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Cllr John Trapp
District Councillor
John.Trapp@eastcambs.gov.uk
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