Welcome
to the Ambleton Village Council.
Originally established in 1406, the small town of Ambleton grew out of a collection of farms and workers houses from the
nearby clay pits and apple orchards. Nestled in a remote part of the Sussex Downs, through the centuries it has
developed into a modern town, but with traditions from the past that are proudly remembered each year,
such as the annual apple festival.
The council consists of five key committees: Amenities, Sports, Planning, Finance and General.
It's meetings take place in the Ambleton Village Hall, which has ample facilities and a large car parking area.
Elected to office every three years, the following are the present representatives of the community:
Originally established in 1406, the small town of Ambleton grew out of a collection of farms and workers houses from the
nearby clay pits and apple orchards. Nestled in a remote part of the Sussex Downs, through the centuries it has
developed into a modern town, but with traditions from the past that are proudly remembered each year,
such as the annual apple festival.
The council consists of five key committees: Amenities, Sports, Planning, Finance and General.
It's meetings take place in the Ambleton Village Hall, which has ample facilities and a large car parking area.
Elected to office every three years, the following are the present representatives of the community:
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Mr. Michael Keane Mayor of Ambleton After a successful term as village mayor, Michael, who owns substantial real estate in the area, was reelected by an unprecedented majority. He said he is looking forward to maintaining the core values that make him proud to be part of the village of Ambleton. In his spare time he is an automotive enthusiast. |
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Mr. Colin Wilkinson Town Clerk After establishing a successful accountancy firm in the village, Colin is pleased to use his organisational skills in the council. Assisting his father, Captain Don Wilkinson, who spent many years on the council in various capacities, including one term as the mayor, Colin became the town clerk upon the appointment of Michael Keane as Mayor. His attention to detail has included a complete overhaul of the town planning committee's filing system. Although he rarely has spare time, when he does you will usually find him puzzling over a chess board. |
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Mr. Henry Freeman Councillor Henry runs the local village store with his wife Mary. |
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Mr. Brian Summers Councillor |
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Mr. Danny Denny Councillor |
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Mr. Dean Whittle Councillor |
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Mr. Russell Dunning Councillor |
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Mr. Mervyn Waklin Councillor |
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Mr. Alfred Robbins Councillor |
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Mr. Les Walters Councillor |
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Mr. Roger Levett Councillor |
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Mr. John Miller Councillor |
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