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Local lad named as town Mayor

IN a break from tradition Winchelsea has named it’s new Mayor ahead of the Easter Monday Mayor Making celebration.

Winchelsea boasts the last surviving unreformed corporation in England and Wales with Mayors stretching back 700 years.

The name of the Mayor elect is always a closely guarded secret before the day - until now.

Stephen Turner, who has lived in the Town for most of his life, has accepted the nomination to be Mayor .

Stephen attended school locally in Rye and worked in the finance sector before returning to Winchelsea 13 years ago with his family to run the nationally acclaimed tea rooms in the town with his wife Jo.

He now is involved with several local charities on a part time basis.

He is also a serving Councillor on Icklesham Parish Council having topped the poll in the election from the Winchelsea ward.

He is very much involved in the local community as part of the management committee of the local community hall the New Hall and a trustee and committee member of the Winchelsea Cricket Club, for which he first played at the age of thirteen and continues to be a playing member.

Steve said: “I have always been involved in the activities of the town and as a councillor look to represent the interests of residents as part of the parish council.

The nomination as Mayor is something I will be delighted to take on as a new challenge as it has totally different responsibilities in representing the town as a member of the Cinque Ports Confederation.”


 
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