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The Box Hill Neighbourhood Council was formed well over 30 years ago by a group of caring residents who wanted to bring together the residents of Box Hill to establish a focal point for the benefit of the whole community. We thought you might like to know who the current council members are. They are always happy to hear from you on ways the BHNC can help.
Over the years it has monitored development applications and proposed changes to local social services. It has arranged public meeting for the local residents to air their views on various matters including such things as protecting this area of outstanding natural beauty from inappropriate developments, preservation of St. Andrew's Church built by local for local people, changes to local hospital facilities and then followed these up with representations to the appropriate authorities.
The committee members are all unpaid volunteers who give their time because they enjoy being part of the diverse and thriving community of Box Hill.
Jeremy John
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Julie Lever
Julie moved to Box Hill in 2007. Julie's grandparents were born on The Hill at the beginning of the 1900's. Julie's role on the BHNC is to write copy for Box Hill News, help with the organisation of events and, together with her partner, develops and maintains the Boxhill Community Web Site. Julie works for a large data solutions company in Sutton |
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Martin Williams
Martin is Acting Chairman of the BHNC and has lived on Box Hill for 16 years with his partner Sarra and a lively springer spaniel. He represents the BHNC in liaising with local authorities, particularly where his skills as a solicitor can be used. |
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