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The Parish Council

The Parish Council is a corporate body made up of seven elected councillors and the Clerk/Responsible Finance Officer (RFO). 
Your councillors give up their free time to serve the community. 
They contribute to the work of the council by :
suggesting ideas, engaging in constructive debate, interacting with the community, representing their electors, behaving in an ethical way, voting - enabling the council to make decisions.
No individual councillor (including the Chair) can make a decision on behalf of the council.

The Clerk/RFO is an employee of the council and is appointed by the council to manage its activities and provide administrative assistance and advice.  Peta PUYO currently holds this position.

Parish Council meetings are held in the Village Hall at 7pm. The dates, agendas and minutes can be found on the Parish Council Meetings tab as well as on the noticeboard at the Village Hall. A quorum must be present to make a legal meeting. The quorum is at least a third of the total number of members, or three, whichever is greater.

All members of the public are welcome to attend these meetings.