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Home Authority People of the Park Mark Kidd

Mark Kidd, Member

Address:

Sunny Orchard Farm
Kentmere Road
Staveley
LA8 9JF

Telephone number: 01539 821016

E-mail address: Mark.Kidd@lakedistrict.gov.uk

Appointed by: Secretary of State (Parish Council)

First Appointed to the Authority: June 2018

Until: 30 June 2028

First Appointed to the Authority: 1 February 2020

Chair of Development Control Committee. Member of Governance Committee and Rights of Way Committee.

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Register of Member Interests - Mark Kidd

Find out a little bit about Mark:

My first car was an old blue Volvo, I don’t know the model number, it was an old workhorse and it was affordable in terms of the insurance.

Oh I’m not sure, it was probably Queen.

Is probably from Miller Ground looking over Windermere, it’s good for silhouette pictures of the Claife Hills.

Oh Orrest Head, you can’t beat a simple view like that.

Probably spring time, because it’s when all the plants start growing and I’m a keen gardener.

I’d probably be, maybe a bear so I can legitimately sleep all winter and not get woken up.

I’m a parish member, I’m chairman of Staveley and Ings Parish Council. Staveley is a very active area.

If I was going to watch sport it would be athletics, in particular, sprinting events.

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