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Parish Councillors – North Runcton Parish Council
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Parish Councillors
North Runcton Parish Council is made up of 9 Parish Councillors,
Chair – Miss Kerry Fuller – email:
cllr.kerry.fuller@northruncton-pc.gov.uk
Vice Chair – Mr Rick Morrish – email:
cllr.rick.morrish@northruncton-pc.gov.uk
– tel: 01553 840284
Councillors
Mr Barry Houchen – email:
cllr.barry.houchen@northruncton-pc.gov.uk
Mr Jeremy Fuller – email:
cllr.jeremy.fuller@northruncton-pc.gov.uk
Mr Paul Yallop – email:
cllr.paul.yallop@northruncton-pc.gov.uk
Mrs Karen Williams – email:
cllr.karen.williams@northruncton-pc.gov.uk
Mr Steve Palmer – email:
cllr.steve.palmer@northruncton-pc.gov.uk
Mr John Braybrook – email:
cllr.john.braybrook@northruncton-pc.gov.uk
Mr Malcolm Mills – email:
cllr.malcolm.mills@northruncton-pc.gov.uk
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About this site
Welcome. This site has been created by the Parish Council to allow us to better connect with the people living and working in our village. You can read more about what the council does here and you can leave a response on most pages to let us know your views on the subject.
Parish Clerk
Mrs Rachel Curtis
Email: clerk@northruncton-pc.gov.uk
2 Ullswater Avenue
South Wootton
Kings Lynn
PE30 3NJ
Tel: 07345 198785
North Runcton Village Sign
North Runcton Parish lies to the south-east of King’s Lynn and is approximately 6 sq km in size, with a population of around 550 residents. Iron age and Roman artefacts have been found in the Parish and a settlement was recorded in the Domesday Book. The Grade I listed All Saints Church was designed by Henry Bell, who also designed the Custom House in King’s Lynn.
The village sign (pictured) was designed by a local artist and unveiled for millennium celebrations in 2000.
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