Mrs. Rachel Jackson

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  Rachel Jackson, Clerk of Costessey Parish Council, said: "Mr Lough applied for the licence too late and did not allow the 28 days needed for appeals against objections to be heard, and so it cannot go ahead.

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  Rachel Jackson, of Costessey Parish Council, was the winner.

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  Rachel Jackson, the clerk at Costessey Parish Council, said: "The feeling within the parish was that they were very supportive of the proposal.
  
  "I understand the design which received the most public admiration during that process was the one which has been submitted."
  
  The openness of Sustainable Resource Management, the company behind the plant, is something that is pleasing the local community, she added.

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  Rachel Jackson has won the title of top parish clerk in the Pride in Norfolk Community Awards, which are run by Norfolk county council and our sister paper the Eastern Daily Press.
  
  Now, at 59 and a mother and grandmother, she knows she is coming towards the end of her career as a parish clerk, but it is one that she has found endlessly fulfilling.
  
  Originally working in the Department of Employment, she had given up work when she started her family. But as her children grew older she decided to take part-time work and got the job of parish clerk to Old Catton back in 1984. Four years later she took the full-time post at Costessey and has been there ever since.
  
  "Our main role is to serve the council and the community," explained Rachel, who lives in Lambert Road, Sprowston.
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  But that's not just about taking minutes at meetings - every day is different and holds a new challenge for Rachel.
  
  "The position of parish and town clerks has changed beyond recognition over the years from being almost something that people did as a hobby to becoming recognised as a profession," she said.
  
  Working in the parish rooms at Old Costessey, she is on the frontline when people want to ask for advice, make their thoughts known about community topics or simply have a moan.
  
  Issues facing the council range from the everyday matters of a community to involvement with plans for major housing developments. Costessey also has the only residential Travellers' site in south Norfolk. "It has now become a national example of how such sites should be run," said Mrs Jackson.

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  Rachel Jackson, Costessey Parish clerk, said "We are extremely grateful to NEWS for the money they have contributed to what we feel is a very important community project".

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  Published on: 8/22/2008    Last Visited: 8/22/2008  

  Tomorrow's meeting, at 2pm in the Parish Rooms on Townhouse Road, will include Rachel Jackson, clerk at Costessey Parish Council, South Norfolk Council's economic development officer Georgina Hirst and Ian McArthur, as well as Mr East, three other district councillors and Ms Cooper.

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  Rachel Jackson, clerk of Costessey Parish Council said it could be a stormy meeting.

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  Rachel Jackson, Costessey Parish Council clerk, said: "In a perfect world, probably the parish council and the vast majority of people who live here would like things to stay the same and remain like that forever.

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  Rachel Jackson, the clerk to Costessey Parish Council, and Viv Bell, district councillor for Old Costessey will also meet.

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  Rachel Jackson, parish clerk for Costessey said: "Managing directors of First Buses have been kind enough to come to meetings to discuss issues with the public face-to-face and this was part of an on-going process.

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