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Cllr. Christopher M Jones
Chair
Cllr Christopher Jones is a Chartered Chemical Engineer and moved to Chipping Campden, from Gloucester, in 1995 on his marriage to Alyson Jessopp.
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Chris.Jones@chippingcampden-tc.gov.uk
Cllr. Michael Haines
Vice Chair
Cllr Michael Haines is Chairman of Chipping Campden Town Council and an ex-officio member of all committees and working parties.
Born and bred in Campden, he left to find work in 1964 and was lucky enough to be able to come back in 1994. I was privileged to join the Town Council in 2007 to try to put something back into the community that I and my family have enjoyed for so many years. Interests – preserving and enhancing Campden's heritage and character, maintaining a sustainable balance in Campden's community through employment and housing at a cost local income levels can meet, promoting Campden to encourage greater business & employment in the town, re-establishing transport links. Challenges – completing a Neighbourhood Development Plan to protect Campden from rampant developers, a car park to support local businesses & tourism, the removal of heavy traffic from Church Street and High street in particular where it is causing structural damage to the historic buildings.
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Cllr. Lutti Bates
Cllr Bates is Chair of the Planning Committee
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Cllr. Jane Collison
Since December 2025
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Jane.Collison@chippingcampden-tc.gov.uk
Cllr. Liz Hodges
I've lived and worked in Campden since 1975 and have been a Town Councillor continuously since 1984. Town Councils have limited powers, especially over planning, but the powers and representation they have in other places can help. In that representational role I have been elected by the Northern group of parishes to the Conservation Board and the County Association of Parish and Town Councils. Like the majority in the Town I am opposed to large developments, we do need affordable housing for younger people as well as job opportunities. The work of the Parish Council is essentially to ensure that the provision of services are here for us all to enjoy, no matter what age or income. I cannot promise you to wave a magic wand and create the community you want, indeed that would be impossible because we all have slightly different views. But I can promise to listen to all sides of the argument and do my best to represent you.
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Liz.Hodges@chippingcampden-tc.gov.uk
Cllr. Patrick Spink
Cllr Spink is Chair of the Finance, Standards and Audit Committee
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Patrick.Spink@chippingcampden-tc.gov.uk
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John Dooley
Town Clerk
Since September 2024
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The Old Police Station
High Street
Chipping Campden
Gloucestershire
GL55 6HB
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01386841298
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clerk1@chippingcampden-tc.gov.uk
Jess Dodsworth
Deputy Clerk
Since August 2025
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The Old Police Station
High Street
Chipping Campden
Gloucestershire
GL55 6HB
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01386841298
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clerk1@chippingcampden-tc.gov.uk
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Councillor Vacancies
When vacancies arise in the council, these will be advertised below.
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Co-Option Notice (Oct 2026)
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COUNCILLOR VACANCIES
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that there are vacancies in the Office of Councillor for Chipping Campden Town Council that can be filled by co-option, rather than a formal election process.
Anyone interested in serving as a Town Councillor, will need to submit an expression of interest by 5:00pm on Monday 5 January 2027. Supporting statements are encouraged, on no more than one side of A4, detailing why you would be interested in becoming a Town Councillor.
Expressions of interest should be submitted to the Town Clerk, John Dooley, at The Town Council Office, Old Police Station, Hight Street, Chipping Campden, GL55 6HB or by email.
To be eligible to stand for co-option on to the Town Council, the standard election qualification criteria must be met by candidates, along with being able to certify the disqualification criteria does not apply. Please contact Cotswold District Council's Elections Team if any guidance is required on this aspect (telephone 01285 623000 or e-mail
elections@cotswold.gov.uk
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Expressions of interest will be considered at the next meeting of the Town Council, to be held on Tuesday 12 January 2027 at 7:30pm in the Town Hall, High Street, Chipping Campden.
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