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Car fire

Posted by Lorcan Lovett on May 20, 13 03:22 PM in Chalfont St Peter

Firefighters attended a car fire on Sunday (May 19) morning.

The Children's Society May Fayre will take place from 10am to 2pm on Saturday (May 18) at Chalfont St Peter Parish Church Hall.

ROAD works will finish tomorrow in Chalfont St Peter, opening up a bridge to traffic and villagers tomorrow evening.The works were going on for months and caused disruption and angst among traders.
Reactions to come in next week's Bucks Advertiser.

David Martin, the new county councillor for Chalfont St Peter has thanked people for voting for him.
He has released a statement following his election triumph, and will replace Bruce Allen as county councillor for the area, who is stepping down from the role after 16 years.

The Conservatives have held onto the Chalfont St Giles seat in the elections.
The full results for the area area

Steven Babb -UKIP - 956
Kaley Botting - Lib Dem - 206
Timothy Butcher - Con - 1,159
Peter Hutchinson - Labour - 223

The Conservatives have won the Chalfont St Peter seat in the county council elections.
David Martin beat other candidates including David Meacock, who recently defected from the Conservatives to UKIP.
The results in full are:

Stephen Agar - Labour - 178
David Martin - CON - 1,528 -WINNER
David Meacock - UKIP - 879
DAvid Rafferty - Lib Dem - 166

Unfortunately, David Meacock was unable to meet our deadline for print but as promised in the paper, we are publishing all statement which come into us between now and Thursday.

David Meacock is standing for UKIP in the Chalfont St Peter ward.

"Born in 1966, I have lived in Chalfont St Peter since the age of three, for nearly 44 years - now with my wife Kate, who is also a professional musician, and two children.

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A DANCE group are swinging to the sound of £1200 after a grant from Chiltern District Council.

A SLIMMING 'inspiration' has found a novel use for her old jeans after dropping six dress sizes.

A CHURCH which owns land which campaigners want to protect from future development says that it will do what is best for the community.

Last week, the Advertiser reported that people living near to an area of woodland adjacent to Lower Road in Chalfont St Peter and Gerrards Cross want to re-classify the site as a village green in order to stop any future development from taking place there.

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