Parish Council

The current Parish Councillors are: Ann Newcombe (Chairman), Richard Anderson, Helen Kinsella, and Helen Sharpe. There is currently (August 2024) one vacancy for a Parish Councillor. Interested people should contact the Clerk as below.

Members of the public are encouraged to talk to them and ask questions about their work. You can obtain contact details from the Clerk. 

The position of Clerk to the Parish Council is currently vacant. Applicants should apply via email at eastharlseyparishcouncil@gmail.com 

In these difficult times, the Parish Council is providing here a link to the Guide to Universal Credit. If you think this may help you, do follow the link.

Village Survey

The Parish Council conducted a survey in 2019 to find out what you all think about the village, its environment and its services. The results can be viewed by contacting the Clerk. A village meeting gave the village an opportunity to talk about these results. Various village organisations are investigating how ideas can be taken forward.

Parish Council meetings in 2024 are held about every six weeks (see the list of dates). The agendas and associated papers can be found on the next page of this website. Meetings are held at 7.30 pm in the Village Hall. Any residents of the parish are welcome to attend a meeting. Ask the Clerk or Chairman for further details. Minutes of the two most recent Parish Council meetings, the 2024 Annual Parish Meeting and The Parish News can be found by clicking the links on the next page. Older Minutes can be obtained from the Clerk.

The last Annual Parish Meeting was held in May 2024. The draft minutes of that Meeting can be downloaded from the next page. 

You will find a copy of the official Complaints Procedure below should you have any issues to raise.

See attached notices for information about the current GDPR data protection laws and how it affects the Parish Council.

The Parish News is issued to the village after each six-weekly Council meeting by e-mail: contact the Clerk to join the paper circulation. You can download a copy from the next page of documents.