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Mayor - general information

 

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The Mayoral role

The Mayor of Maidstone is the First Citizen of the Borough. The Mayor connects the present day with history, acting as a symbol of continuity.

 

Our First Citizen can come from any walk of life, gender or ethnic background.
 

The Mayor undertakes many social engagements within the Borough of Maidstone and acts as a link between the various bodies and organisations.
 

The Mayor presides over Full Council meetings.

 

For more information, please use the email us link to the right.

 

About Cllr Clive English

Clive was born in Walthamstow London, before moving to Maidstone in 1961.  He gained a BA (Hons) in History and Politics at Lancaster University and became a Methodist Church Accredited Preacher in 1990.

 

He started his working career at Canterbury City Council Planning Department before moving on to the Royal Mail where he worked in Data Management and logistics before retiring.

Clive has held various posts at Tovil Parish Council since 1987 and became a Councillor in 1994.  He has served on a large number of Committees in the Council, notably Planning and Transportation, Leisure Overview and Scrutiny and Cabinet Member for Regeneration.  During this time Clive has also served on lots of outside bodies and Trusts within the Maidstone area.

 

Interests include playing chess, Boys Brigade Officer and volunteering for charitable and conservation projects.

 

 

The Mayor's Charity Fund

Every year the Mayor establishes a Charity Fund and chooses charities to support during his or her time in office. 

 

The Mayor has nominated the following charities to support this year - Maidstone Mencap and Maidstone Mind.

 

If you would like more information about the Fund, would like to offer a raffle prize for a fundraising event, make a donation, or be considered for next year's charity fund, please contact the Mayor's office.

 

Deputy Mayor

The Worshipful the Deputy Mayor of Maidstone is Councillor Richard Thick.

 

 

Mayors since 1974

On the 1st April 1974, local authorities around England and Wales changed to a new structure under the Local Government Act (1972). Out went parishes and counties that had been around since before the middle ages and in came a new way of running local government. Below, is a list of all Maidstone's Mayors since the changeover in 1974.

 

1974/75
Councillor Martin Corps
1994/95
Councillor Fred Winckless
1975/76
Councillor Horace Ashton
1995/96
Councillor Ron Sterry
1976/77
Councillor Emil Marchesi
1996/97
Councillor Malcolm Robertson
1977/78
Councillor Mrs Veronica Roscow
1997/98
Councillor Mrs Jenefer Gibson
1978/79
Councillor John Wood
1998/99
Councillor Robert Judd
1979/80
Councillor Dick Woods
1999/2000
Councillor Frances Brown
1980/81
Councillor Ernest Flood
2000/01
Councillor Dan Daley
1981/82
Councillor Clifford Playford
2001/02
Councillor Mrs Paulina Stockell
1982/83
Councillor Gordon Bonner
2002/03
Councillor Mrs Patricia Marshall
1983/84
Councillor Charles McKenna
2003/04
Councillor Morel D'Souza
1984/85
Councillor Michael Nightingale of Cromarty OBE
2004/05
Councillor Peter Hooper 
1985/86
Councillor Mrs Rosemary Graham
2005/06
Councillor John Horne 
1986/87
Councillor Mrs Sarah Haskett
2006/07

Councillor Mike FitzGerald

1987/88
Councillor Douglas Milner

2007/08

Councillor Richard Ash

1988/89
Councillor Jeremy Hindle

2008/09

Councillor Mrs Denise Joy

1989/90
Councillor John Banks

2009/10

Councillor Peter Parvin

1990/91
Councillor Mrs Mary Black

2010/11

Councillor Eric Hotson

1991/92
Councillor Mrs Daphne J Parvin

2011/12

Councillor Brian Mortimer

1992/93
Councillor Mrs Madeline Blackham

2012/13

Councillor Rodd Nelson-Gracie

1993/94
Councillor Paul Oldham
 



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