The Council

 Michelle was elected as the Mayor of Colburn Town Council at the Annual meeting  on 20th May 2024.

Michelle will stand as Mayor until May 2025.

Michelle was Co opted onto the Colburn Town Council on Monday 16th March 2020 . She  is originally from Catterick Village, but has lived in Colburn since 2014 and now lives on Colburn Lane with her husband and young son.  She takes pride in living in Colburn and being part of the wonderful community and you'll oftern see her taking part in the community litter picks. Having worked for 13 years supporting Service Leavers in their transition from Military to Civilian life, she took a career break to have and bring up their son.  Michelle now works part time as an adminstrator in Richmond.  She looks forward to working with the Town Council and the community.

Colin was co-opted on to the Council on Monday 15th June 2020.    Colburn has been Colin's residence for over 50 years, He attended both local schools, married and raised a family here and have seen Colburn evolve into what it is today.  Colin is now semi retired, having spent a career in hospitably, Quality Assurance & Business Management.  He has worked for the Ministry of Defence, County Hall in Northallerton and still works part time at Bedale High School as part of the site team. He has also worked for a local home care company focussing on elderly clients with Alzhiemer's & Dememtia.   Colin now works in a voluntary capacity at Kiplin Hall as a Room Steward.   His spare time is spent researching Family Histories and writing their back stories.  He has a passion for architecture, loves history and the arts & enjoys spending time with his family.  Colin believes he has a wide and varied skillset that would benefit the community.

Angie was born in the Old Military Hospital , she is Colburn born and bred and has lived and worked in the community all her life apart from the 7 years she served in the Army . She lives with her husband and has 3 lovely children. Angie joined the Town Council in 2004, she has served five terms as Mayor of Colburn and has been involved in various Community groups ever since.

She is the Chair of Governors at Colburn Community Primary School, She is the treasurer and bookings clerk of the Village Hall. Also Angie is a member of the new WI and the secretary. She enjoys been a member of the local craft club, Amateur Dramatics also Hanson Sports & Social club and volunteers at the drop and mother and toddler groups as well she is a very busy lady. She is very passionate and dedicated to the growing community, and always has the best interest of Colburn at heart.

Prior to been a Colburn Councillor Jag was a councillor for Scotton, he became a Councillor for Colburn in January 2013.  He was Mayor in 2019/20 & Deputy Mayor 2014/15 .  Originally from Nepal, Jag studied and worked in Australia and Nepal prior to moving to the UK in 2001 where he was employed by NHS. Jag holds a PhD degree in musculoskeletal injury management and is a lead researcher for musculoskeletal injury management at Infantry training Centre, having published many research papers and presented them at conferences. Currently, He works at the Infantry Training Centre Catterick as a superintendent in rehabilitation department and also a reservist RAMC army officer.

During his career, he has experienced life and work in various countries all of which has enabled him to understand and represent a diverse range of people. Jag is proud of his key strengths: Integrity, commitment and hard work. Family and friends have encouraged him to sacrifice time and resources for the benefit of our community selflessly. Being in Catterick since 2003 has allowed him to not only make this area his home but also to feel part of the community, because without a community there is no home.

He is proactively involved in community work, as Integration and community cohesion can only be successful if it is built upon the foundations of regular community work and understanding of other cultures. Jag believes in people first and will always do his best to support local people. He is also adviser of BGNC, Parbat Welfare Society and Chairman Himalayan-Dales Multicultural Hub.

Jag believes in people first and will always do his best to support local people and

" to promote Colburn in the wider perspective"

Paul was born and lived in Darlington until he moved to attend university in Nottingham.  He has worked in various roles which have ranged from farmworker to coaching sports at a Preparatory School in the North East. Paul has worked in the area since 2006 but have had a link to Colburn for many years prior to this, as my best friends parent's used to own the pool table in the Scorpion and we would maintain it.  

He moved to Colburn in 2012,  Paul is married and his wife has lived here all of her life.  They have 3 boys all of which have been/ are taught at Colburn Primary School.  Currently Paul is the production manager at a local engineering company, a position he has held since 2011.  Since joining the Town Council Paul has also taken on a trustee role at CCSC for the running of Colburn Leisure Centre.  Paul is an active member of the community.

Angie became the Deputy Town Clerk in March 2015, having previously worked at Printers in Richmond for many years till its closure in 2011. She has 2 children  and 3 grandchildren. Angie is very passionate about Colburn as it’s where she grew up and still lives. She loves gardening and DIY projects . Angie and her husband have recently learnt to dance and now goes dancing regularly in Colburn Village Hall and very much enjoy it..

 Michelle was elected as the Mayor of Colburn Town Council at the Annual meeting  on 20th May 2024.

Michelle will stand as Mayor until May 2025.

Michelle was Co opted onto the Colburn Town Council on Monday 16th March 2020 . She  is originally from Catterick Village, but has lived in Colburn since 2014 and now lives on Colburn Lane with her husband and young son.  She takes pride in living in Colburn and being part of the wonderful community and you'll oftern see her taking part in the community litter picks. Having worked for 13 years supporting Service Leavers in their transition from Military to Civilian life, she took a career break to have and bring up their son.  Michelle now works part time as an adminstrator in Richmond.  She looks forward to working with the Town Council and the community.

Colin was co-opted on to the Council on Monday 15th June 2020.    Colburn has been Colin's residence for over 50 years, He attended both local schools, married and raised a family here and have seen Colburn evolve into what it is today.  Colin is now semi retired, having spent a career in hospitably, Quality Assurance & Business Management.  He has worked for the Ministry of Defence, County Hall in Northallerton and still works part time at Bedale High School as part of the site team. He has also worked for a local home care company focussing on elderly clients with Alzhiemer's & Dememtia.   Colin now works in a voluntary capacity at Kiplin Hall as a Room Steward.   His spare time is spent researching Family Histories and writing their back stories.  He has a passion for architecture, loves history and the arts & enjoys spending time with his family.  Colin believes he has a wide and varied skillset that would benefit the community.

Angie was born in the Old Military Hospital , she is Colburn born and bred and has lived and worked in the community all her life apart from the 7 years she served in the Army . She lives with her husband and has 3 lovely children. Angie joined the Town Council in 2004, she has served five terms as Mayor of Colburn and has been involved in various Community groups ever since.

She is the Chair of Governors at Colburn Community Primary School, She is the treasurer and bookings clerk of the Village Hall. Also Angie is a member of the new WI and the secretary. She enjoys been a member of the local craft club, Amateur Dramatics also Hanson Sports & Social club and volunteers at the drop and mother and toddler groups as well she is a very busy lady. She is very passionate and dedicated to the growing community, and always has the best interest of Colburn at heart.

Prior to been a Colburn Councillor Jag was a councillor for Scotton, he became a Councillor for Colburn in January 2013.  He was Mayor in 2019/20 & Deputy Mayor 2014/15 .  Originally from Nepal, Jag studied and worked in Australia and Nepal prior to moving to the UK in 2001 where he was employed by NHS. Jag holds a PhD degree in musculoskeletal injury management and is a lead researcher for musculoskeletal injury management at Infantry training Centre, having published many research papers and presented them at conferences. Currently, He works at the Infantry Training Centre Catterick as a superintendent in rehabilitation department and also a reservist RAMC army officer.

During his career, he has experienced life and work in various countries all of which has enabled him to understand and represent a diverse range of people. Jag is proud of his key strengths: Integrity, commitment and hard work. Family and friends have encouraged him to sacrifice time and resources for the benefit of our community selflessly. Being in Catterick since 2003 has allowed him to not only make this area his home but also to feel part of the community, because without a community there is no home.

He is proactively involved in community work, as Integration and community cohesion can only be successful if it is built upon the foundations of regular community work and understanding of other cultures. Jag believes in people first and will always do his best to support local people. He is also adviser of BGNC, Parbat Welfare Society and Chairman Himalayan-Dales Multicultural Hub.

Jag believes in people first and will always do his best to support local people and

" to promote Colburn in the wider perspective"

Paul was born and lived in Darlington until he moved to attend university in Nottingham.  He has worked in various roles which have ranged from farmworker to coaching sports at a Preparatory School in the North East. Paul has worked in the area since 2006 but have had a link to Colburn for many years prior to this, as my best friends parent's used to own the pool table in the Scorpion and we would maintain it.  

He moved to Colburn in 2012,  Paul is married and his wife has lived here all of her life.  They have 3 boys all of which have been/ are taught at Colburn Primary School.  Currently Paul is the production manager at a local engineering company, a position he has held since 2011.  Since joining the Town Council Paul has also taken on a trustee role at CCSC for the running of Colburn Leisure Centre.  Paul is an active member of the community.

Angie became the Deputy Town Clerk in March 2015, having previously worked at Printers in Richmond for many years till its closure in 2011. She has 2 children  and 3 grandchildren. Angie is very passionate about Colburn as it’s where she grew up and still lives. She loves gardening and DIY projects . Angie and her husband have recently learnt to dance and now goes dancing regularly in Colburn Village Hall and very much enjoy it..