Civic & Mayoral

Photograph of chippenham town council flag

Mayor of Chippenham

Photograph showing the Mayor of Chippenham dressed in formal civic dress robes standing in the High Street

Councillor Matthew Bragg
Mayor of Chippenham

Councillor Nick Murry wearing a blue and white checked shirt

Councillor Nick Murry
Deputy Mayor of Chippenham

A man wearing traditional ceremonial macebearer robes, including a formal tunic and ornate ceremonial attire

Macebearer
Mr Mike Ormondroyd

A man wearing traditional ceremonial macebearer robes, including a formal tunic and ornate ceremonial attire

Deputy Macebearer
Mr Gary Moss

Mayor's Cadet, Able Cadet, Reuben Hopkins dressed in full dress uniform

Mayor’s Cadet

Able Cadet, Reuben Hopkins

Deputy Mayoral Cadet, Ordinary Cadet, Owen Hodges in dress uniform

Deputy Mayoral Cadet

Ordinary Cadet, Owen Hodges

Mayoral Charity 2026/2027

The Mayor is supporting Chippenham Civic Society in association with Friends of Chippenham Museum, who are both working on a project to place a piece of public art to commemorate the town’s men and women who volunteered to assist at a hospital in World War One. The hospital located at the Town Hall tended to the sick and wounded who had returned from the front line.

Would you like the Mayor of Chippenham to attend your engagement or event?

You are able to book the Mayor of Chippenham to attend your virtual or in-person event. Find the booking form on the link below,

Booking Form

Please note the Mayor and Deputy Mayor have busy schedules and it takes time to confirm availability so please give adequate notice of an engagement or event, last minute requests cannot be guaranteed.

If you would like any more information regarding booking the Mayor for an event or engagement then please contact Michael Weeks on mayor@chippenham.gov.uk

Flag Flying Protocol

Our flag flying protocol, which specifies relevant dates where special flags are flown at the Town Hall flag pole, can be read in the link below,

Flag Flying Protocol.

Civic Protocol

Our Civic Protocol is in place to ensure the traditions of those Mayors who have come before continue, but also to provide details of the Civic and Ceremonial function of the Town Council. You can view it by clicking on the following link

Civic Protocol.

We are delighted to be working with buglers from local uniformed groups, who sound the bugles at our flag raising and civic events.

Holocaust Memorial Day

Commonwealth Day

Annual Town Meeting

Twinning Reception

Mayor’s Investiture

Armed Forces Day

Pride

Merchant Navy Day

Armistice Day

Remembrance Sunday

Community Civic Sunday & Awards

Honorary Freeman

The Armed Forces Covenant