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Who we are
Nigel De Badgecoe
Chair of the Parish Council
I have lived in the village twice now and love it here, I am married with one son and we can all be seen walking round the village nearly every night. Always have a pocket full of dog biscuits for our furry friends. Feel free to stop me if you have any Parish Council questions....
Neil Clement
Vice-Chair of the Parish Council
I moved to Kirklevington after living in Yarm for 35 years. With a background in engineering and retail, now enjoying time as a SCUBA diving instructor
One of my aims as a Parish Councillor is to help keep Kirklevington a vibrant village, Influencing and shaping the long term development of the parish whilst listening to the needs and concerns of the individual villager.
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Liz Blanchard
Parish Council Member
I have lived in the village for 21 years now, raised 2 adopted daughters with my husband Simon. We now have a granddaughter and shipoo dog, Rolo.
I am a primary school teacher who runs my own local tuition agency, tutoring many youngsters per week myself.
Jenny Smith
Parish Council Member
To follow.
Ruth Mazonas
Clerk and Financial Officer
I moved into Kirklevington many years ago and have never wished to live anywhere else. A brilliant place to bring up a family. I have always liked being involved with the community and when the opportunity arose to take up the role of Clerk and RFO I was delighted to be offered the role.
Becky Rogerson MBE
Parish Council Member
I have lived in the village for over 25 years and really enjoy living here. I work in Sunderland as CEO of a Charity and spend my weekends managing our large garden.. I hope to have more time in the coming year to get more involved in supporting the development of the village as a strong community that supports it's residents.
Alistair McLee
Parish Council Member
Village resident for 50 years!!
Now retired
Damian Hadfield
Parish Council Member
My wife and I moved to Kirklevington with our son in 2012. It's a great place to live and if you are passing our cottage, please stop and say hello.
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