The Lee Parish Council’s Role is to:
- manage the Parish Council assets, including the Oxford Street playground, the allotments in Lee Common, the memorials and the website / Forum
- represent the interests and concerns of parishioners of The Lee to the Buckinghamshire Unitary Council and other bodies where relevant, particularly with regard to planning applications, roads and footpaths
- act as a focus for wider discussion of parish issues including the impact of HS2 and the development of superfast broadband
The information held on this site includes:
- Ratified minutes of past meetings, plus the agenda of the next meeting
- Finance and governance documents
- Planning
- Lee Common Allotments and Playing Fields
- Council Services
- HS2 in The Lee
- Latest Parish Council news
- Areas of responsibility
- Becoming a Parish Councillor
- Memorials owned by the Parish Council
- Campaigns in which the Parish Council has been involved
- Parish Council contact details
- Representation on Buckinghamshire Unitary Council and in Parliament
Contacts
The Lee Parish Council can be contacted via the Clerk (Hayley Farrelly) at:
PO Box 933
Great Missenden
Buckinghamshire
HP16 6BU
07769 698652 
clerk@thelee.org.uk
Members of the Parish Council are:
Chair: Cllr Colin Sully ( cllr.sully@thelee.org.uk)
Co-Vice Chairs: Cllr Heather Barrett-Mold ( cllr.barrett-mold@thelee.org.uk)
Cllr Adam Bunce ( cllr.bunce@thelee.org.uk)
Councillors:
Cllr George Baggaley
Cllr Susie Burrage
Cllr Jamie Wilkinson ( cllr.wilkinson@thelee.org.uk)
Other useful contact details for questions or exchange of information are:
Website and forum (admin@thelee.org.uk)
Frequently asked questions
The Lee PC meets six times per year, usually on the second Tuesday of January, March, May, July, September and November.
The are a total of seven councillors including the Chair and Vice-Chairs.
Members of The Lee Parish are elected for a four year term, with elections being held at the same time as those for Buckinghamshire Council. The Parish Council has the option to co-opt a replacement if a councillor steps down mid-term, without the need for a by-election.