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(674) KENNETT PARISH COUNCIL
MINUTES OF PARISH COUNCIL MEETING held at Kennett County Primary School on Monday 20th January 2014 at 7.30pm
Present:
Mr Darren Watson, Chairperson
Mrs Jackie Hughes, Parish Clerk
Mr Mark Hillyer, Vice Chairperson
Mr Robin Swanson
Mrs Gina Pryor
Mrs Diane Wallis
Mr Joshua Schumann, County/District Councillor
133/13-14 Apologies for absence:
Mr Derek Miles
Mr Michael Allan, District Councillor
Mr James Palmer, County Councillor
134/13-14 Parish Councillor Declaration of Interest and Dispensations:
a. Declarations of any disclosable pecuniary interest in an item of business: None.
b. Declarations of any personal and/or prejudicial interest in any items on the agenda: Councillors Watson and Wallis item 119/2.
c. Written requests for dispensations for disclosable pecuniary interests: None.
d. Grants to any requests for dispensation: None.
135/13-14 Public Participation:
None.
136/13-14 The Minutes of the last meeting held on 16th December 2013
These were confirmed as a correct record and signed by the Chairman.
137/13-14 Reports on matters arising from previous meetings
1. Village Sign Glyn Mould will repair the village sign when the weather improves.
2. Village Hall On the 13th January a draft letter was approved inviting the two villages to the workshop on Saturday 1st Feb. between 11am and 2pm there will be a buffet lunch. It was agreed that the Parish Councillors would make house visits to all the homes in Kennett urging them to attend.
3. Trees at the School These have now been pollarded.
4. Trees at St Simon Stud The manager of the stud has requested a meeting with the Chairman. Councillor Watson will contact him.
5. Interactive Signs The Clerk will continue to report the faults.
6. Memorial Repairs Councillor Schumann will enquire if there are any grants available to maintain the graves and if it would be possible for ECDC to take the churchyard over.
7. Hedges at Cemetery Councillor Swanson will remove the cuttings from the graveyard.
8. Website The new website work is ongoing.
9. LHII There was good feedback of our presentation
10. School Interactive Sign The time setting is incorrect.
138/13-14 Matters carried over from previous meeting:
None.
139/13-14 Road Calming and Safety
The Parish Council approved Councillor Swanson's draft letter to a resident about the scheme.
The quotation from Cambridgeshire Highways is £8271; this includes the mains electricity connection instead of solar power. Councillors Swanson and Miles will ask Highways preferred contractors for sealed bids to be directed to the Clerk.
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140/13-14 Kennett School:
None.
141/13-14 St Nicholas Church:
The Church sent a letter of thanks for our donation.
Tony Osbourn of Oz-Cuts has passed away, his son may continue with the business of cutting the grass. A condolence card will be sent to the family.
142/13-14 Reports from County and District Councillors:
Councillor Allan reported that the new A14 will not now be a toll road.
Councillor Schumann reported that retired Councillor John Powley had suffered a heart attack at Christmas. There has been a reshuffle and restructure at ECDC.
143/13-14 Correspondence
CCC – Great War Commemoration
CAPALC – Buckingham Palace Royal Garden Party
ECDC – Neighbourhood Panel meeting poster
Glasdon – Brochure
Mr Russell Hughes – Letter of resignation as Councillor – The Clerk to write and thank him for his help, work and support.
144/13-14 Planning
1. Notification of Planning Approvals
10/0500/DISA To discharge conditions (2) Materials, (3) Hard Landscape, (4) Tree Survey, (6) Travel Plan, (9) Fire Hydrants and (10) Bat Boxes of Decision dated the 17/01/2011 for a Workshop/store to serve existing site facilities, together with children's indoor play facilities and associated car parking. Wildtracks Offroad Activity Park
2. Notification of Planning Refusals - None
3. Notification of Planning Applications
13/01164/VAR Variation of condition1 (Commencement) of original planning consent reference E/10/00500/FUL for Workshop/store to serve existing site facilities, together with children's indoor play facility and associated car parking. Wildtracks Offroad Activity Park
4. Notification of Planning Withdrawals – None
5. Draft Plan Exhibition – for Landwades Park, Kentford – 30th January 12pm to 7pm.
145/13-14 Police and Community:
Reports of burglaries and vehicle damage.
146/13-14 Publications:
Clerks and Councils direct magazine.
147/13-14 Finance:
None.
148/13-14 Councillors Forum :
Councillor Swanson advised that Matthew Belton will be leaving Highways, there will be a new contact from the 4th February.
149/13-14 Matters for future consideration: None
150/13-14 Date of next meeting 17th February
The meeting closed at 9.00pm.
Kennett Parish Council
Parish Clerk – Mrs D J Hughes, 68 Station Road, Kennett, Newmarket, Suffolk CB8 7QF
NOTICE OF MEETING: Full Council
TIME: 7.30pm
DATE: Monday 17th March 2014
VENUE: Kennett Community Primary School, 98 Station Road, Kennett, CB8 7QQ
All members of the Council are hereby summoned to attend for the purpose of considering and resolving the business to be transacted at the meeting set out below.
The meeting is open to the public (including press).
Mrs D J Hughes – Clerk to Kennett Parish Council 14th March 2014
MEMBERS: 6 QUORUM: 3
AGENDA
151/13-14 To receive and approve apologies for absence
152/13-14 Declarations of interest and dispensations
- Councillors to declare any disclosable pecuniary interest in an item of business (note required to leave meeting for that item).
- Councillors to declare any personal and/or prejudicial interest in any items on the agenda and to inform the Chairman if they wish to exercise a Speaking Right on the Prejudicial matter (note required to leave after exercising the Right).
- To receive written requests for dispensations for disclosable pecuniary interests (if any).
- To grant any requests for dispensation as appropriate.
- Village sign
- Village Hall
- Trees at St Simon Stud
- Interactive signs
- Memorial repairs
- Website
- LHII
- Notification of Planning Approvals - None
- Notification of Planning Refusals - None
- Notification of Planning Applications
- Other Notification of Planning
153/13-14 Public Participation
To allow up to 10 minutes for any members of the public and Councillors declaring the existence and nature of a prejudicial interest to address the meeting in relation to the business to be transacted at the meeting
154/13-14 To approve minutes of the meeting of the 20th January 2014
155/13-14 FH District Councillor Roger Dicker- Kennett Station
156/13-14 To report on matters arising from previous meetings
157/13-14 Matters carried over from previous meeting
158/13-14 Traffic calming and road safety
159/13-14 Kennett School
160/13-14 St Nicholas Church
161/13-14 To receive reports from County and District Councillors
162/13-14 Correspondence
163/13-14 Planning
164/13-14 Police and Community
165/13-14 Publications
166/13-14 Finance
167/13-14 Councillors Forum
168/13-14 Matters for future consideration
169/13-14 Date of next meeting: 21st April 2014
Close of meeting
stuff that residents may have for sale or would want XXXXXXXXXXX
Bury Road Garage
Ben Warren Building Services
Willow Car sales
Jarvis Car Sales
Thurlow Nunn & Standon
Kentford Village Stores Catering
Bell Inn
The Kentford
Sports Pavilion
Swanson Landscapes (Landscape Gardening)
Knappet Roofing
B15 Car Repairs & Servicing
Kennett Parish Council
Issues arising from the AGM and Meeting of Kennett Parish Council on 16th June 2014
Parish Council Positions
The Parish Council is still seeking a new Parish Clerk (temporary or permanent as this is now a vacant position) and now two Parish Councillors as well. Anyone interested in taking up any of these positions should contact the chairman, Darren Watson, at 14 Dane Hill Road, Kennett or E-mail him at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. The parish clerk is a renumerated position.
Village Website
The village web site is being revamped and should be updated and available by the end of July 2014. The URL will remain the same as http://www.kennettvillage.co.uk
Traffic Calming Measure
The parish anticipates that the traffic calming measure on Station Road south of Kennett Primary School will be completed by the end of 2014. The reduction of the speed limit to 30 Mph on Station Road between the school and the Dane Hill Road junction remains an aspiration and the parish remains on the reserve list for Highways Improvements projects in 2014/2015.
Security Assistance for the Elderly and Vulnerable Members of the Parish
The Parish Council has been approached to identify elderly and vulnerable members of the community who may require assistance to improve the security of their residences. Funding may be available to provide advice and fund locks and chains to prevent people becoming victims of crime. If you fall into this category and want to benefit from this offer, please make yourself known to Darren Watson (Chairman) at 14 Dane Hill Road or Diane Wallis (Parish Councillor) 126 Station Road.
Little Learners
Maclaren Sports field
Village Hall
Bell Inn
The Kentford
Ash Tree Vetinary Services
Animal Health Trust
Kennett Station
Post Office
Kentford Manor Care Home
Kentford Village Stores
Thurlow Nunn and Standen ( Stores/ hardware )
Bury Road Garage
Kennett Primary School
Clarke Phillips Estate Agents
The Trimming Room ( Dog Parlour)
More...
Things going on in the village
Kennett/ Kentford Bus Services
Kennett is serviced by two main bus services one of which goes bwtween Newmarket and Mildenhall via Red Lodge. The other service is between Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge.
Please click either of the icons below to access the latest bus timetables:
Kennett Train Services
Kennett Station hosts train services to either Cambridge (Change for London Liverpool St. or London Kings Cross) or to Ipswich ( Change for services to Harwich International or Norwich). In addition you can change at Bury St. Edmunds and catch the crossrail services to Manchester and Liverpool via Peterborough and Sheffield.
Kennett station lies immediately to the north of, and tight alongside, the A14 - though its access is from a local road, the B1085. From its overbridge (south of the village), a gravel track leads down to free parking for a dozen vehicles. The old buildings have been demolished, though some of the space may now be in other use. The station is unstaffed, and has probably never been large.
It now accommodates 3-coach multiple-unit trains at each of the staggered platforms. These are linked by a footbridge (temporary at the moment) which crosses the two tracks right by the bridge. A new footbridge is being constructed currently and its due to be completed in August 2014.The Signal box that can be seen in the picture was removed in 2011 and has been relocated at the Colne Valley steam railway. Both platforms have small bus type shelters.
Click the buttons below for access to the latest timetable for trains to/ from Ipswich and Cambridge:
Please see the map below of the Anglia Region rail System
Airport Arrivals and Departures
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Church Information
Address:
Parish Church of St Nicholas,
Dane Hill Road ,
Kennett,
Newmarket,
Suffolk
Information about diocese,
The Three Rivers Group of parishes is part of the Deanery of Fordham and Quy and the Diocese of Ely.
The Group comprises the parishes of:
- Chippenham - St Margaret
- Fordham - St Peter & St Mary Magdelene
- Kennett - St Nicholas
- Isleham - St Andrew
- Snailwell - St Peter
Each parish has its own Parochial Church Council (PCC), looks after its own finances and has its own style of worship.
The ministry team comprises:
Rector: The Rev'd Mike Banyard
Address: The Vicarage
24 Mildenhall Road
Fordham
Cambridgeshire
CB7 5NR
Tel:- 01638-721616
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Associate Priest: The Rev'd Dr. Jenny Cage
Tel:- 01-353-666426
Mob:- 07515-732687
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Licensed Lay Preacher: Mrs Helen Banyard
E-Mail:-
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Kennett Churchwardens: (to be advised)
Kennett PCC Treasurer:- (to be advised)
Kennett PCC Secretary:-(to be advised)
Church Services: ( These Commence at 15:30 and last for approximately 45 minutes. The services are aimed at the whole family and children are very welcome, no matter how young! )
All are welcome at all our services. If you live in the village please support your local church - we need you!
Reader(s)/ Sidesman Cleaning
Sunday 6th July 2014 Betty
Sunday 3rd August 2014 Carol
Sunday 7th September 2014 Josephine & Robin
Sunday 5th October 2014 Hayley & Andy
Church Notices
Kennet Church Cleaning Rota
Cleaning needs to be done towards the end of the week preceding a service. Please swap if the week allocated to you isn't convenient.
Weddings:
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Christenings
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Funerals
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St Nicholas Church, Kennett, listed building description
Grade: IIs Listed Description:
Small parish church with an original early C13 nave, north aisle, and chancel extended later in C13 by one bay with three very fine windows and double piscina.
The tower appears to be late C13 or early C14, and to have been completed later in C14. The north doorway is transitional in style and noteworthy. The north porch, chancel arch and screen, and tower arch are C15. The roofs are modern and were possibly rebuilt after wartime bomb damage. Walls of flint and rubble originally plastered, with limestone and clunch dressings, clunch arcade, piscina and openings. Graded slate gable roofs with modern stone parapets and kneelers.
West tower and angle buttresses of four stages; embattled parapet, shallow plinth. Sealed belfry lights to west facade, two centred west doorway arch of two chamfered orders, second stage three light window in two centred arch with intersecting mullions; belfry window of two, cinquefoil lights with a quatrefoil in two centred arch.
North elevation: north porch has partly resorted C15 moulded arch. North doorway with round headed arch and label terminating at moulded imposts has two slender detached ringed shafts with water leaf capitals and moulded bases. North aisle, unbuttressed, with long and short stone quoins, similar to rear wall of tower and with original flint courses has three lancet windows, one a modern replacement.
Chancel, with original C13 flint coursing has a straight joint where it was extended later in C13. The lancet sanctuary windows, all partly restored, have detached shafts with deeply moulded bell capitals and bases, those in the east window have shafts with rings. The north window has two lancet lights, the south window three, and the east window three lights with a common label and head stops. The late C13 double piscina with foiled drains has two deeply moulded two centre arches with trefoiled inner arches, divided by detached shafts with deeply moulded caps and bases. Label has finely carved foliate stops and central boss.
North arcade of three bays and one bay terminating in wall of tower has two centred, steeply pitched arches of two chamfered orders with labels; octagonal piers with plain capitals and bases. C15 tower arch and chancel arch, two centred with two chamfered orders, moulded capitals and bases and semi octagonal piers. The screen, contemporary with the chancel arch is carved on both sides, the central arch a blind ogee with rosettes in the spandrels was once painted. The font, early C14 square limestone with chamfered corners stands on single shaft with moulded capital and base and square plinth. Stained glass windows, C19, by A Gibbs, 38 Bedford Street, London.
Additional Information:
Formerly listed grade A: , as Church of St Nicholas, List No 17/1.
Grade amended and address amended at Date Listed: 01/12/51
Grid Reference:
TL 69986835 Easting: 5699800 Northing: 2683500
Church History
In 1256 Kennett had a church, whose advowson remained in the hands of the lords of the manor throughout the Middle Ages. In 1557 John Willoughby, held the right of presentation, which was exercised by successive lords of the Petre family in the late 16th century. In 1643 John Chenery presented Oliver Bryant, suggesting that the Petre family had sold that turn, but in 1696 the lord of the manor, Sir Samuel Barnardiston, presented. The advowson remained attached to the lordship during the 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries, but in 1751 the bishop presented by lapse. In 1958 the advowson was not sold with the lordship to Mr. G. Lofts, although he believed that he had the right to choose the rector. In the late 20th century the patronage was held by the heirs of Mrs. Sickles, who lived in Philadelphia (U.S.A.). Proposals to unite the benefice with the neighbouring living at Chippenham in 1929 came to nothing, owing to the opposition of Kennett's squire. The living was nevertheless thereafter held in plurality with neighbouring livings in Suffolk and Cambridgeshire, and since 1974 was held with neighbouring Fordham, whose vicar was in charge at Kennett in 1997.
The living remained an unappropriated rectory during the Middle Ages. In 1279 the rector had 30 a. of glebe. During the 17th and early 18th centuries the 35 a. of glebe was divided between the three fields in 24 blocks of 1/2-2 a. Under the inclosure award of 1823 the rector was allotted 31¾ a. His main portion, 29 a. of arable, lay south of the church. The new rectory house was built on that land in the early 1830s, reducing the arable to 28 a. In 1912 a plan to sell the glebe to the lord was rejected, but 3/4 a. was sold in 1925 at the insistence of the rector. In 1947 the remaining glebe was sold, except for 3/4 a. reserved as the site for a new rectory house, but finally sold in 1967.
In 1254 the rectory was valued at £8, and the rector received another 5s. from land in neighbouring Elveden (Suff.). In 1291 it was taxed at £12, and in 1535 valued at £11 10s. 8d. In the late 13th century the lord of the manor paid part of his tithe in kind with corn, and calves. About 1650, when the tithes were often taken by composition, the rectory yielded c. £60 a year, and was worth no more in the early 18th century. In the 1830s the gross income of the living was £135 a year, its net income £116. In 1837 the rector was awarded a rent charge of £200 in lieu of his tithes: in 1851 his gross income was £223, comprising £200 from commuted tithes, and £23 from the glebe rent. By 1887 the worth of the living had declined to £180 gross, and in 1928 the glebe rent had fallen to only £5. In 1929 the rector's request for an augmentation was rejected, but in 1931 he was given an additional £13 a year.
There was a parsonage house in 1279. In 1674 it had 4 hearths, and in 1712 a barn and stable yard were attached to it. The rectory house, which may have stood north-east of the parish church beside the old village street, was dilapidated and probably demolished in the late 1840s. William Godfrey, however, reported ample accommodation in 1851. In 1897 a new rectory was built opposite the church at the southern end of the village street. Between 1901 and 1929 it was occupied by successive rectors. In 1937 the drainage was improved, and a modern bathroom installed. That house, however, was too large to maintain, and in 1947 it was sold off, remaining in private ownership thereafter.
In the 14th century Kennett was held successively by six rectors, one serving for 33 years. There was a rapid succession of six rectors between 1439 and 1465, but John King served from 1465 until 1509. In the 16th century the parish was served by eight rectors: James Slater was deprived in 1555 for simony. His successor remained in office until 1580. In the early 17th century successive rectors held the living in plurality with neighbouring parishes in Suffolk. In the late 17th and early 18th centuries John Fairclough (d. 1696) and his son Richard (d. 1751) served in succession, effectively acting as squires. The living was held by John Bullen, 1756-75, and by his son Thomas, 1810-13, in plurality with livings in Suffolk, while Anthony Richardson was rector during the intervening years. In 1806 he preached at Kennett on every Sunday. George Mingay, who took over as vicar in 1813, also conducted services c. 1813-20 in Chippenham and Wicken for their absentee incumbents. After 1827, following his appointment as chaplain to the duke of Rutland and rector of Wistow (Hunts.), he was probably rarely at Kennett, resigning in 1833.
His successor, William Godfrey (d. 1900), was a popular incumbent, respected and admired by the parishioners. He paid for the restoration of the parish church in 1859, and brought numerous benefits to the village. Problems, however, arose after his death as a result of confusion between glebe and manorial land. His successor resigned in 1912 to take over the neighbouring living at Chippenham. Ernest Wooton served Kennett until he resigned in 1929 because of old age, under pressure from the patron and his ecclesiastical superiors. Wooton also served Kentford, assisted by a curate, and sought to improve the value of Kennett.
Between 1603 and 1676 the number of communicants increased from 50 to 63. The number receiving communion was c. 20-25 in the early 19th century, but in 1873 had risen to 46, before falling back to c. 23-25 c. 1885-97. Communion was celebrated four times a year in 1806 and 1820, in 1813 only three times a year, and in 1873 there was only one celebration a year. There was one service every Sunday during the early 19th century, and by 1851 two morning services and an evening one. Both in 1851 and in 1897, although there were no dissenters, about a third of the adult parishioners did not regularly attend church.
The parish church, named for ST. NICHOLAS by 1279, stood next to the main village street until c. 1865-73. After the diversion of the road eastwards it was approached by a hedge-lined avenue. Its design has been described as 'a miniature Ely cathedral', with its 15th-century west tower dominating the church and the surrounding landscape.
The church, built of flint and rubble, also includes a chancel and an aisled nave with north porch. The nave and north porch date from the late 12th and early 13th centuries, and the chancel from the 13th century. The lancet windows at the east end date from the late 12th century or early 13th. In the nave there are 14th-century arcades of four bays, with octagonal piers and double chamfered arches, and a 14th-century rood screen and font. The double piscina dates from the 13th century, and has flowered drains and grape clusters carved at the ends of the moulded arches. In 1859 the church was thoroughly restored at the rector's expense, and in 1866 his sister paid for new stained glass. The church plate and oak altar are mid 19th-century. There are memorials to Sarah Chenery (d. 1607), and to Oliver Godfrey (d. 1817) and his son William (d. 1843) and grandson William (d. 1900), set on the south wall of the chancel and in the west wall of the nave. There are three bells, one of which dates from the 13th century. An organ, built by the students of Soham village college in the 1960s, is placed on the north wall of the chancel. The rector J. C. F. Hood left £250 for the maintenance of the church in 1957. A new burial ground of 8,100 sq. ft. was laid out beyond the churchyard walls in 1985. In 1996 masonry bees ate into the church walls and damaged the flints.
The small rhyme commemorates Sara Chenerye, who died in 1607 at the age of 25, during childbirth. Two more limina, I thought: the mightiest of all.the Chenerye brass
[The inscription says : here lyeth Sara Chenerye interd, that may (for bewtye) iustly be preferd, but more for splendor of hir vertuous minde, so faire beyonde dame naturs beautye shinde this vertuous, beauteous, chast, and loving wife in blome of yeares, in childbed lost hir life. Obiit Anno Domini 1607 aetatis sua 25.]
In Rememberance
KENNETT - Roll of Honour
This memorial is a plaque inside St. Nicholas Church
1914 - 1918 | |
Harry BARBER | Royal Fusiliers. Acting Corporal, 36318, 11th Battalion. Killed in action Tuesday, 23rd October 1917 in France & Flanders. Age 20. Enlisted Newmarket, resident Kennett. Son of George and Harriett Barber, of Barrow Green, Barrow, Bury St. Edmund's. Commemorated on TYNE COT MEMORIAL, Zonnebeke, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 28 to 30 and 162 to 162A and 163A |
Ernest Thomas BULLETT | Coldstream Guards Pte. 5th Reserve Bt., d 10/2/1915, age 23, wounded at La Bassee and died at Newcastle Hospital. Buried: KENNETT (ST. NICHOLAS) CHURCHYARD, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom. Son of Walter and Eliza Maria Bullett, of Station Yard, Kennett. Born Kentford, Suffolk, enlisted Walthamstow, Essex, resident Kennett. |
Arthur Edward HARDING | R.H.A. Drv. 20th Trench Mortar Bty., Royal Field Artillery, died of wounds 5/10/1916, age 26, buried: GROVE TOWN CEMETERY, MEAULTE, Somme, France. Son of Charles and Sarah Ann Harding, of Hall Cottages, Kennett, Newmarket, Cambs. Born Newmarket, enlisted Consett, Durham. |
Benjamin LAWRENCE | East Kent Reg. 6th Bt. (From gravestone - Gassed 14/3/1916 at Halluch, France, d 2/3/1917 (N.B. 1917 on gravestone, 1919 CWGC - as he does not appear in the SDGW 1919 would seem more appropriate), age 22 at Kennett). Buried in Kennett Churchyard. |
William MOSS | R.N.probably : William Moss, Boy 1st Class J/22017 H.M.S. "Bulwark.", Royal Navy who died on Thursday, 26th November 1914. Age 17. Son of William and Ann Moss, of Little Livermere, Suffolk. Commemorated on PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire. Panel 3. |
Albert Edward TIMMINS | Grenadier Guards 3rd Bt., d 8/10/1915, commemorated: LOOS MEMORIAL, Pas de Calais, France. Son of Edward and Martha Elizabeth Timmins. Born Flanhamlock, Brecon, enlisted Bury St. Edmund's. |
1939 - 1945 | |
Roy Ernest NEWMAN | Sgt. 202 Sqdn. R.A.F.V.R., d 4/8/1943, age 22, commemorated: RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL, Surrey, United Kingdom. Son of Herbert William and Annie Newman, of Kennett, Cambridgeshire. |
Charles Alexander SORE | Spr. 705 Army Troops Coy., Royal Engineers, d 26/9/1944, age 43, buried: TILLY-SUR-SEULLES WAR CEMETERY, Calvados, France. Son of Henry and Minnie Sore; husband of Mabel Gladys Sore, of Kennett, Cambridgeshire. |
[Frederick] Walter Ollis STREET-PORTER | F/O, 114 Sqdn. R.A.F.V.R., d 14/1/1942, commemorated: RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL, Surrey, United Kingdom. |
Kenneth Reginald TURNER | Possibly: Flt. Sgt. 55 Sqdn., R.A.F., d 7/4/1944, age 21, buried: ASSISI WAR CEMETERY, Italy. Son of Reginald Ernest Willie and Elizabeth Mary Turner. |
Councillors - Kennett Parish Council
Name Position Image
Darren Watson Chair
14 Dane Hill Road
Kennett
Nr.Newmarket
Suffolk
CB8 7QY
Tel: 01-638-552311
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Mark Hillyer Deputy Chair
The Rectory
XX Dane Hill Road
Kennett
Nr. Newmarket
Suffolk
CB8 XXX
Tel: 01-638-XXXXXX
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Diane Wallis Councillor
126 Station Road
Kennett
Nr. Newmarket
Suffolk
CB8 XXX
Tel: 01-638-751646
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Robin Swanson Councillor
22 Station Road
Kennett
Nr. Newmarket
Suffolk
CB8 XXX
Tel: 01-638-750067
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Derek Miles Councillor
Buffers
74A Station Road
Kennett
Nr. Newmarket
Suffolk
CB8 7QF
Tel: 01-638-751362
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Vacancy Councillor
Vacancy Councillor
Vacancy Parish Clerk