Terence Carter

Terence Carter

District and Town Councillor for Chilton Ward

Terence Carter

First elected in May 2019 representing Stow Thorney Ward in Stowmarket. Re-elected as councillor in 2023 for Chilton Ward, alongside, David Napier.

  • Terence has four years experience as an elected Town Councillor for Needham Market, and four years as a Town and District Councillor in Stowmarket.
  • He sits on Overview & Scrutiny Committee at the District Council
  • Terence is a parent governor of Acorns, Robins and Sunshine Children's Centres and also a patron of Home-Start Suffolk and their children's activities based at the Red Gables in Stowmarket
  • He is a patron and member of Museum of East Anglian Life, Suffolk Wildlife Trust, League Against Cruel Sports, Amnesty International and the RSPB.
  • Terence lives in Stowmarket with his young family

Areas Terence represents

Mid Suffolk District Council

Chilton (Stowmarket) as your Green Party district councillor.

Stowmarket Town Council:

Stowmarket Town Councillor for Chilton South Ward.

Get in touch

Mid Suffolk District Council

Phone:  01449 401010

Email:  terence.carter@midsuffolk.gov.uk

Mobile:  07548 153770

Stowmarket Town Council:

12 Treeview
Stowmarket
IP14 1SS

01449 401010 / 07949 001845

terence.carter@stowmarket.org

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