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Beaconsfield and its councillor, Jackson Ng

Beaconsfield is a town in south Buckinghamshire. Since 1 April 2020 its principal council has been Buckinghamshire Council, the county's unitary authority (Buckinghamshire (Structural Changes) Order 2019). Beaconsfield Town Council is the town's own, local tier of government.

Cllr Jackson Ng (Conservative) has represented the Beaconsfield ward on Buckinghamshire Council since May 2021 and was re-elected in May 2025. He has been a Beaconsfield Town Councillor for Central Ward since 2017, has served on all of the Town Council's committees (Finance, Planning, and Communities & Safety), was Deputy Mayor in 2022/23 and was Mayor of Beaconsfield in 2023/24. He has lived in the town since 2016.

The issues he has raised for the town include the Green Belt around Beaconsfield, the Local Plan and its housing figures, road repairs such as those on Station Road, and fire cover. On 26 November 2025 Full Council carried his motion asking the Leader to object formally to the Fire Authority's proposed reductions, by 42 votes to 35.

Beaconsfield beyond the chamber: my community record

About Beaconsfield

A historic market town in south Buckinghamshire, surrounded by Green Belt, on the edge of the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and about 25 minutes by train from London Marylebone.

  • 12,239people lived in Beaconsfield parish at the 2021 Census.Census 2021 (City Population)
  • Green Beltsurrounds the town. Its Neighbourhood Plan calls protecting the Green Belt vital to Beaconsfield's character and identity.Beaconsfield Neighbourhood Plan
  • 1255is the date of the market charter. The Old Town grew up as a coaching stop on the London to Oxford road.Beaconsfield Town Council
  • Three partsmake up the town: the Old Town, the New Town, which grew around the station after the railway opened in 1906, and Holtspur.Beaconsfield Town Council
  • 1929Bekonscot Model Village opened in Warwick Road. It describes itself as the oldest original model village in the world.Bekonscot
  • Famous FiveEnid Blyton wrote all 21 of the books at Green Hedges in Beaconsfield. G. K. Chesterton also made the town his home from 1909.Beaconsfield & District Historical Society

I’m one of the two Buckinghamshire councillors for the Beaconsfield ward, and I’ve sat on the Town Council since 2017. Why the Green Belt matters to me

From the committee room

Jackson Ng's contributions at public Buckinghamshire Council meetings on this subject, with transcripts.

Every meeting, with transcripts

How he voted at Full Council

Every recorded vote since 2021, each linked to the official minutes.

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Questions people ask

Who is the Buckinghamshire councillor for Beaconsfield?
Cllr Jackson Ng (Conservative) is one of the two Buckinghamshire councillors for the Beaconsfield ward; he has represented it since May 2021 and was re-elected in May 2025.
Is Jackson Ng a Beaconsfield Town Councillor?
Yes. Jackson Ng has been a Beaconsfield Town Councillor for Central Ward since 2017. He was Deputy Mayor in 2022/23 and Mayor of Beaconsfield in 2023/24.
When was Jackson Ng Mayor of Beaconsfield?
Jackson Ng was Mayor of Beaconsfield for the 2023/24 municipal year, having been Deputy Mayor in 2022/23.
What did Buckinghamshire Council decide about Beaconsfield's fire engine?
On 26 November 2025, Full Council carried Jackson Ng's motion asking the Leader to object formally to the Fire Authority's proposed reductions (For 42, Against 35, Abstain 3).
How long has Jackson Ng lived in Beaconsfield?
Jackson Ng has lived in Beaconsfield since 2016.
Will Buckinghamshire get a mayor or join a Thames Valley strategic authority?
In February 2026, Buckinghamshire Council, led by Conservative Leader Cllr Steven Broadbent, asked the Government to take Buckinghamshire out of the proposed Thames Valley Strategic Authority, a mayoral area covering Oxfordshire, the six Berkshire councils and Swindon. The council said there was "no consensus for our inclusion" and that it remains "ready to progress such devolution at pace" for Buckinghamshire on its own. The other Thames Valley councils are working towards a mayoral election in May 2028, subject to Government approval.Sources: Local Democracy Reporting Service, 20 February 2026 · Devolution in the Thames Valley (Reading Borough Council)
Does local government reorganisation affect Buckinghamshire's councils?
Buckinghamshire already has a single unitary council, created on 1 April 2020 to replace the county council and four district councils. The reorganisation in the Government's December 2024 Devolution White Paper is aimed mainly at areas that still have two tiers of council. Town and parish councils, including Beaconsfield Town Council, carry on. In April 2026 the Government confirmed a devolution deal giving Buckinghamshire Council direct control of £6 million of adult skills funding.Sources: Buckinghamshire Council, 30 April 2026 · Buckinghamshire Council Cabinet, 11 March 2025