Welcome to the Amber Hill Parish Council Website

Amber Hill Parish Council is exploring ways of retaining the old school building for use as a community centre. We need your ideas and support urgently to enable us to take this forward.

Please help us save our last community facility before it is disposed of.

If you have any suggestions or are willing to help, please contact any of the following Parish Councillors by
15th August.

Chris Stephenson: 07836584713

Rachel Hunn: 01205 290138

Elizabeth Gadd: 01205 290401

Jane Webb: 01205 290436

Ros Bowler: 01205 290654

David Moore: 01205 290396

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Amber Hill is located 7 miles north-west of Boston and on average is seven feet above sea level. The 5500 acres of Amber Hill is mainly farmland with many of the dwellings and buildings in Amber Hill located on the two parallel roads stemming from the busy A1121 and the drains, dykes and fen land put to agricultural use are prominent features of the Amber Hill area.

It is said that the reasoning behind the Parish’s unusual name is that the village actually stands on a seam of amber coloured gravel and small amounts of this used to be mined many years ago.

The present population is 269 from 132 properties of which seven are new properties that have been added very recently. 

Amber Hill Parish Council has seven councillors and the council meet 6 times a year on a Monday evening.  The Parish Council is elected to serve the residents of the village and welcomes ideas and suggestions from the local community. 

We hope readers will find the site interesting and useful.  Comments are always welcome, either using the feedback link or directly to joan.barnes@dsl.pipex.com.

(last updated August 2010)