Coxheath and Hunton Ward
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Coxheath and Hunton ward not only covers the villages of Coxheath and Hunton, but also West Farleigh, East Farleigh. Linton and Westerhill.
The Coxheath and Hunton team
Brian Mortimer
Crispin 161 Heath Road Coxheath Maidstone ME17 4PA
01622 746 046
01622 746 912
07803 909 191
brianmortimer@maidstone.gov.uk
Brian was born in Kent and has lived in the Borough for 44 years. For ten years he was the Chairman of the Maidstone Sports Advisory Council. He believes that we must bring back the slogan "Sport for All" facilitating the provision of a wide range of sports facilities at an affordable price and in protecting and enhancing our wonderful parks and open spaces. As a long time member of a local band he also understands the needs and requirements of cultural organisations both large and small and the importance of promoting the Hazlitt Theatre, the museum and all our other cultural assets.
Colin Parr
01622 744966
Colin has lived in Kent for 22 years, the last 8 of which have been in Coxheath. He is a successful businessman, currently managing two manufacturing companies, and has previous experience of banking, finance, strategic planning, project management, commercial management and marketing. This wide business experience at executive level gives Colin an excellent basis for understanding the Corporate Services function within Maidstone Borough Council for the benefit of the electorate.
News from Coxheath and Hunton
Quiz answers
What did Montanque Ballard grow in East Farleigh during the early 1900's?
Hops were grown by Montanque Ballard in the early 1900's
What was manufactured at Tutsham Mill, West Farleigh before it burnt down in 1885?
Tutsham Mill (also known as The Oil Mill) manufactured oil cake for use with cattle.
Who once lived in Linton Park?
It was once the home of Sir Horace Mann and the Cornwallis Family, Sir Horace gained the title" Baronet Mann of Linton" and served in 2 Parliaments
What was the name of the public house that was in East Street, Hunton?
The public House in East Street, Hunton was called The Bull Inn
Where was the burial ground for the old workhouse in Coxheath?
The burial ground for the workhouse which was in Forstall Lane was on land behind the Village Hall, Stockett Lane, Coxheath.
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