Camborne West Ward
TOWN MAYOR 2011/2012 Councillor Jeff Collins (West Ward)
DEPUTY MAYOR 2011/2012 Councillor Mrs. Jean Charman (South Ward)
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Cllr. David Biggs (Conservative). (Top)
Izar, Chapel Close,
Kehelland ,
Camborne TR14 0DB.
Tel : 01209 713213
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e-mail : dave.j.biggs@btopenworld.com
Elected to the Town Council in 2007 Dave is a member of the Budget and Development Committee. He represents the Council on the following outside bodies, ALLCC (Association of Larger Local Councils in Cornwall); CALC (Cornwall Association of Local Councils), the Parish Plan Steering Group and is deputy to Councillor Mrs J Charman on the World Heritage Site Governing Body.
David is a Cornwall Councillor representing the Camborne West ward. He is an Incorporated Engineer and a Member of "The Institute of Engineering & Technology".
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Cllr. R J Beare (John) (Independent). (Top)
1 Rosevale Crescent,
Camborne,
TR14 7 LU.
Tel : 01209 715585
Mobile : 07752 700579
e-mail : jbeare@btinternet.com
Elected to the Town Council in 2000 John is the former Mayor for the years 2010-2011, 2002-2003 and 2004. He is a member of the Budget & Development Committee, the Amenities Committee and a member of the Standing Orders working party; He is the Town Council representative to the Camborne Produce Association, Camborne Pool & Redruth Youth Cornwall Management Committee and the West Cornwall CCTV User Group.
Cllr. Jeff Collins (Liberal Democrat). Town Mayor (Top)
4 Primrose Close,
Camborne,
TR14 7HS.
Tel : 01209 710636
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e-mail : jeffpcollins@sky.com
Elected to the Town Council in May 2003 Jeff is the Mayor for 2011/2012 and former Mayor of the Council for 2007/2008. Jeff is a member of the Amenities Committee, the Planning Committee, the Christmas in Camborne Festival Sub Committee, the Camborne in Bloom Sub Committee, the Heritage Sub Committee and the following Working Parties, Staffing and Standing Orders He is also the Town Council representative on the following outside bodies, the Association of Larger Local Councils in Cornwall (ALLCC), Cornwall Association of Local Councils (CALC), Camborne Chamber of Commerce, Camborne Trevithick Day, Cornwall Council Local Planning Forum,
Pendarves Wood Management Committee and the West Cornwall Hospital Campaign Mayors Parlour Group. As the Mayor Councillor Collins is an ex officio member to all Committees, Sub Committees and Working Parties
Cllr. Stuart Cullimore (Mebyon Kernow). (Top)
14 Pendarves Street,
Troon,
Camborne TR14 9EG.
Tel : 01209 719525
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e-mail : stuart.cullimore@hotmail.co.uk
Elected to the Town Councillor in 2000, Stuart is a member and Chairman of the Budget & Development Committee, the Planning Committee and the Heritage Sub Committee. He is also a member of the following working parties; Risk Assessment Panel, Staffing, Standing Orders and the St. Piran’s Day. He represents the Town Council on the following outside bodies, The John Harris Society and The Mineral Tramways Heritage Project. Stuart is a Cornwall Councillor representing the Camborne South Ward.
Cllr. Mrs. Charlotte Trengove (Liberal Democrat). (Top)
Fernside,
Penponds,
Camborne TR14 0QD.
Tel : 01209 717038
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A Town Councillor since 1995, Charlotte is a member of the Budget & Development Committee, a member of the Planning Committee to which she is Chairman and the Heritage Sub Committee. She is also a member on the Risk Assessment Panel and the Staffing Working Party. She represents the Town Council on the Tehidy Country Park Advisory Group.
Charlotte is a farmer’s wife, married for more than 30 years with 2 daughters, a son and an increasing number of grandchildren. She works full time for Cornwall County Council in Adult Social Care as a Day Centre Officer supporting adults with learning difficulties. As a parent and grandparent she has a heightened interest in education, employment, health and housing and is both aware of and concerned about the shortfall in provision for these services.