Seer Green Parish Council operates at a level below our unitary authority, Buckinghamshire Council. We are made up of nine councillors, who are all volunteers, supported by our Parish Clerk. As a full
Seer Green Parish Council, we meet once a month to discuss and make decisions
on issues that affect the parish, such as health and safety, streetlights, village
services, planning, general village upkeep and maintenance, play areas, green and
community spaces.
Seer Green is a small village of about 938 households in the County of Buckinghamshire, England. It is said that King Arthur’s ‘seer’, Merlin, rested here on his journeys to Camelot. A more likely origin for the name is the Old English sere for dry, and grene for a grassy spot.
The village lies on silts and gravels deposited by the ancestral River Thames at the end of the last Ice Age. The surrounding agricultural lands are pasture with areas of ancient woodland, including Hodgemoor Woods, in the north of the parish.
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