Priston Parish Council
 
Priston Parish Council May 2011
Priston Parish Council - May 2011

RECENT UPDATES:
Users of the Wood Lodge public footpath
If any walkers who are jostled by a pony, whilst using the public footpath across the paddock at Wood Lodge, wish to make a complaint they should contact the BANES' Public Rights of Way Officer Sheila Petherbridge as soon as possible after the incident. 
 
Her contact details are:  telephone 01225 394943 or email sheila_petherbridge@bathnes.gov.uk


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CONTACT

You can contact the Parish Council via the Clerk:
Mrs Christine Hunt 01761 471580 email

The registered address of the Parish Council is:
ABOUT PRISTON PARISH COUNCIL
Priston Parish Council was established by the Local Government Act of 1894.   The Council is funded by a precept from the Community Charge.  It caters for the local needs of villagers and plays an important role in ensuring that the views of residents are heard on issues such as planning, highways, footpaths and public transport.  There are 7 Councillors who are elected to serve a term of four years.

The Council owns:
The Council also appoints a Trustee for the Priston Church of England Educational Charity.

YOUR COUNCILLORS:
Mrs Clare Cross
Robert Davies
Gathorne Girdlestone
Peter Hopwood (Vice Chairman)
John Lippiatt
Doug Pattison (Chairman)
John Whybrow
01761 470566
0117 3295267
01761 471359
01225 423894
01761 471080
01761 470609
01761 470515
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COUNCIL DOCUMENTS
Agendas/Minutes
Standing orders
Planning application procedureNEW
Planning checklist (pdf, Word)NEW
Publication Scheme required by Freedom of Information Act.
Register of Interests 2011NEW
Financial report year ending March: 20102011
Financial regulations

MEETINGS:
Six meetings are held each year plus the Annual Parish meeting and the Annual General meeting.
All meetings are held on Mondays commencing 7.00pm in the Village Hall.
For details of forthcoming meetings see the Calendar.
Agendas are displayed on the Parish Council noticeboard approximately 10 days before each meeting. and are also published on the Priston Website (from Sep 2011).
Minutes are displayed in abridged form on the noticeboard on the Village Hall.and are published in full on the Priston Website .

All residents of Priston are welcome to attend meetings and are invited to raise issues before the start of each meeting.