Rutland Council Chairman Issues Seasonal Greeting to Residents
As the festive season begins, the Chairman of Rutland County Council, Councillor Andrew Brown JP, has issued a Christmas and New Year message to the residents of the county, calling for both celebration and compassion.
Writing on behalf of the council’s elected members, officers, and staff, Cllr Andrew Brown extended warm wishes for the holidays while highlighting the importance of community spirit as the county moves toward 2026.
In his message, Cllr Andrew Brown emphasised the value of spending quality time with those closest to us. However, he also urged residents to keep those facing hardships in their thoughts during the winter period.
"While enjoying time with our families and loved ones, let us not forget those less fortunate than ourselves," Cllr Anbdrew Brown stated.
The Chairman used the message to reaffirm the Council’s primary mission for the coming year. He pledged that Rutland County Council remains dedicated to maintaining high standards of support for its most at-risk residents.
"We look forward to 2026 by continuing to make sure our most vulnerable residents are given the best possible care and opportunities," he added.
Cllr Andrew Brown JP serves as the Ward Member for a wide range of rural communities, including Caldecott, Lyddington, Seaton, Glaston, Stoke Dry, Thorpe by Water, and Bisbrooke. As a member of the RCC Independent Group, his role as Chairman involves representing the council at civic events and presiding over full council meetings.
The message concludes with a simple message: "May I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year."

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