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The town beyond the chamber: Remembrance, the Proclamation, the coronation, the schools, the hospice.

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Where I stand

Beaconsfield is more than the council chamber. I read the Royal Proclamation of King Charles III to residents on the steps of our Town Hall, and on Remembrance Sunday I stand with the town to honour those who gave everything for our freedoms. I have cheered Beaconsfield High School’s Duke of Edinburgh award winners, praised the National Film and Television School at Full Council, and joined the Mayor of Beaconsfield to present the Town Council’s cheque to Florence Nightingale Hospice. I will keep turning up for our town, and standing up for it.

From: Reading the Royal Proclamation in Beaconsfield · Remembrance Sunday in Beaconsfield · Visiting the Butterfly House at Florence Nightingale Hospice

Questions people ask

Did Jackson Ng read the Royal Proclamation in Beaconsfield?

Yes. On 11 September 2022, after attending the Proclamation of King Charles III in Market Square, Aylesbury, with the High Sheriff, the Lord Lieutenant and MPs, Jackson Ng, then Deputy Mayor of Beaconsfield, read the Royal Proclamation to residents on the steps of Beaconsfield Town Hall that afternoon. He called it “a real privilege”.

Source: Reading the Royal Proclamation in Beaconsfield

How does Jackson Ng mark Remembrance in Beaconsfield?

Jackson Ng attends Beaconsfield's Remembrance Day service; in 2021 he laid a wreath there on behalf of Buckinghamshire Council, and in November 2025 he joined the town at the war memorial “to honour all those who gave everything to protect our way of life”. In 2025 he also attended Armistice Day at the Cenotaph in London.

Source: Laying a wreath for Buckinghamshire Council on Remembrance Sunday · Remembrance Sunday in Beaconsfield · Armistice Day at the Cenotaph

How can I contact Jackson Ng about a local issue?

Residents can email Jackson Ng at jackson@jacksonng.com or use the contact form on this site, which asks what the issue is, where it is and how to reply. He reads every message himself and replies by email, usually within a few working days, and raises issues that need the council to act with the right officers.

Source: Contact Jackson

From the first post to the latest

  1. 2016
    The Diplomat: US-UK-China Relations: Post-Brexit Outlook Insights from Jackson Ng
  2. The Economist: Raise the red lantern
  3. 2018
    South China Morning Post: Jeremy Hunt, China’s go-to British minister, ‘may be off-limits’ after promotion to foreign secretary
  4. 2019
    New Statesman: “We’re not all hang ‘em and flog ‘em types”: the 160,000 people choosing your next prime minister
  5. Jackson Ng is a Beaconsfield Town candidate in Buckinghamshire Unitary Council
  6. Domestic Abuse Bill is crucial - featured in Bucks Free Press
  7. 'We're ready for a Global Britain' - featured in the Slough & South Bucks Observer
  8. Out and about speaking to residents in Beaconsfield Town
  9. Representing BCCA at a local political hustings and on BBC News
  10. 2021
    Our plan for an even better Buckinghamshire
  11. Easter weekend litter pick
  12. On the doorstep with Joy Morrissey MP and our candidates
  13. Another day speaking to residents before polling day
  14. Meeting residents at Beaconsfield Market
  15. The Beaconsfield Art Fair this weekend
  16. A great night out in Beaconsfield
  17. Laying a wreath for Buckinghamshire Council on Remembrance Sunday
  18. Visiting council facilities for residents
  19. 2022
    More residents getting in touch
  20. Judging the St Thomas Church apple pie bake
  21. Facilities on Beaconsfield's doorstep
  22. Her Majesty The Queen
  23. Reading the Royal Proclamation in Beaconsfield
  24. Out with Beaconsfield Conservatives
  25. Celebrating Duke of Edinburgh awards at Beaconsfield High School
  26. Anti-social behaviour off Windsor End
  27. 2023
    Celebrating the coronation of King Charles III in Beaconsfield
  28. Elected Mayor of Beaconsfield
  29. 2024 Full Council vote Ask the Government to reinstate the Winter Fuel Allowance Jackson: For Motion carried, For 81 / Against 5 / Abstain 21
  30. 2025
    Litter picking at Holtspur Recreation Ground
  31. Delivering our surveys with Cllr Alastair Pike
  32. Out with local campaigner Chris
  33. Visiting local businesses with the Deputy Mayor
  34. Two former Mayors, out with residents
  35. A furry friend on the doorstep
  36. Speaking to residents in Hampden Hill
  37. Litter picking with Cllr Alex Dunlop
  38. Litter picking in Holtspur
  39. Speaking to residents across Beaconsfield
  40. Jackson Ng Re-elected as Beaconsfield Councillor
  41. Visiting NFTS in Beaconsfield
  42. Cllr Jackson Ng speaks at Buckinghamshire Full Council about concerns over Labour's funding formula
  43. Marking VJ Day
  44. Supporting our local pubs
  45. Attended the Dobbies Garden Centre Beaconsfield revamp reveal
  46. Seeleys House Day Care Centre Saved!
  47. Remembrance Sunday in Beaconsfield
  48. Armistice Day at the Cenotaph
  49. Small Business Saturday
  50. Mentoring young people in foster care who want a career in law
  51. 2026
    Jackson defends Beaconsfield from the Daily Mail
  52. Meeting the National Farmers' Union
  53. Latest
    Visiting the Butterfly House at Florence Nightingale Hospice

  54. Something on this you want me to look at?

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How I voted at Full Council

  1. Ask the Government to reinstate the Winter Fuel Allowance

    Motion carried (For 81 / Against 5 / Abstain 21). Minutes

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Every post on community life

  1. Visiting the Butterfly House at Florence Nightingale Hospice

  2. Meeting the National Farmers' Union

  3. Jackson defends Beaconsfield from the Daily Mail

  4. Mentoring young people in foster care who want a career in law

  5. Small Business Saturday

  6. Armistice Day at the Cenotaph

  7. Remembrance Sunday in Beaconsfield

  8. Seeleys House Day Care Centre Saved!

  9. Attended the Dobbies Garden Centre Beaconsfield revamp reveal

  10. Supporting our local pubs

  11. Marking VJ Day

  12. Cllr Jackson Ng speaks at Buckinghamshire Full Council about concerns over Labour's funding formula

  13. Visiting NFTS in Beaconsfield

  14. Jackson Ng Re-elected as Beaconsfield Councillor

  15. Litter picking in Holtspur

  16. Speaking to residents across Beaconsfield

  17. Litter picking with Cllr Alex Dunlop

  18. Speaking to residents in Hampden Hill

  19. A furry friend on the doorstep

  20. Two former Mayors, out with residents

  21. Visiting local businesses with the Deputy Mayor

  22. Out with local campaigner Chris

  23. Delivering our surveys with Cllr Alastair Pike

  24. Litter picking at Holtspur Recreation Ground

  25. Elected Mayor of Beaconsfield

  26. Celebrating the coronation of King Charles III in Beaconsfield

  27. Anti-social behaviour off Windsor End

  28. Celebrating Duke of Edinburgh awards at Beaconsfield High School

  29. Out with Beaconsfield Conservatives

  30. Reading the Royal Proclamation in Beaconsfield

  31. Her Majesty The Queen

  32. Facilities on Beaconsfield's doorstep

  33. Judging the St Thomas Church apple pie bake

  34. More residents getting in touch

  35. Visiting council facilities for residents

  36. Laying a wreath for Buckinghamshire Council on Remembrance Sunday

  37. A great night out in Beaconsfield

  38. The Beaconsfield Art Fair this weekend

  39. Meeting residents at Beaconsfield Market

  40. Another day speaking to residents before polling day

  41. On the doorstep with Joy Morrissey MP and our candidates

  42. Easter weekend litter pick

  43. Our plan for an even better Buckinghamshire

  44. Representing BCCA at a local political hustings and on BBC News

  45. Out and about speaking to residents in Beaconsfield Town

  46. 'We're ready for a Global Britain' - featured in the Slough & South Bucks Observer

  47. Domestic Abuse Bill is crucial - featured in Bucks Free Press

  48. Jackson Ng is a Beaconsfield Town candidate in Buckinghamshire Unitary Council

  49. New Statesman: “We’re not all hang ‘em and flog ‘em types”: the 160,000 people choosing your next prime minister

  50. South China Morning Post: Jeremy Hunt, China’s go-to British minister, ‘may be off-limits’ after promotion to foreign secretary

  51. The Economist: Raise the red lantern

  52. The Diplomat: US-UK-China Relations: Post-Brexit Outlook Insights from Jackson Ng

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