Parish of Dundry

Parish Council Members

 

Parish Councillors

(Please see also: List of Council Members and Responsibilities and Register of Interests)
 

Mr Holger Laux (Chair)

Tel:  07740191772 (mobile)    holger@99computing.co.uk

 

I am a self-employed translator and live in Crabtree Close. When I moved to Dundry in 2007, I immediately liked this lively and welcoming community and wanted to get involved. In 2009, I joined the Parish Council and was elected Chair in 2010.

Holger Laux





Jane Fowles

     

 

Jim Scott

Email: jimscott1873@gmail.com

 

Jim Scott

Andy Pearce

 

Mr David Hurford

Hill House Farm, Castle Farm Lane, Dundry BS41 8LU
Tel: 0117 9642377
David Hurford
Steve McCarthy

Tel: 07970 412083 
 
I've lived in Dundry since 1999 and I joined the Parish Council in September 2009.
Steve McCarthy
Position vacant
Tim Waite
Email: timwaite@hotmail.com

 


Position vacant



 

Clerk to Dundry Parish Council

 

Robin Moss  

Tel:  01761 432224    parishclerk@dundry.org.uk

 

Among other things, the Clerk deals with correspondence, keeps the accounts, prepares the agenda for the Council’s meetings and writes the minutes. You can contact me (preferably during ‘office hours’ if you telephone) if you wish to raise something with the Parish Council.

 

District Councillor

 
Hugh Gregor

Tel:  01275 472 603    E-Mail: ; hugh.gregor@n-somerset.gov.uk

 

Hugh Gregor

 

Member of Parliament

 
Dr Liam Fox

 

http://www.liamfox.co.uk/
https://www.facebook.com/drliamfox
Dr Liam Fox

 

Neighbourhood Beat Manager

 
PC Mark Raby  Nailsea Police Station, Stockway South, Nailsea, Nr Bristol, BS48 2LE, Redwood Beat
Tel:  101  
 

 

Village Orderly

 
Jody Fairish.

Jody is employed by the Parish Council to do general maintenance in the Parish, including grass cutting and strimming, tree maintenance, leaf clearing, litter picking etc.

For details of specific tasks that are tackled regularly by Jody click here


If you would like to help and do a bit of clearing up, we have some grab type litter pickers strategically placed round the parish.

Jody Fairish