Skip to content
Accessibility
  • Text Size:
  • Normal
  • Large
  • Larger
  • Screen Colours:
  • Normal
  • Black & Yellow
Tattingstone Parish Council
  • Home
  • Parish Council
    Be a Parish Councillor Councillor List Agenda's & Minutes Policies Planning Statutory/Finances
  • Our Community
    Little Signers Club Village Hall Book Club Village Defibrillator Village School Tennis Club Alton Belles WI Good Neighbours Community Speedwatch Cinema Karate Covid-19 The Tattler Village shop Neighbourhood Plan
  • News
  • Village History
    The Tattingstone Wonder Samford Village Recorder Alton Reservoir John Constable Liber Vitae Anne Candler WW1 Tattingstone Remembers
  • Contact Us
    Report a problem
  • Accessibility
Search
Latest PC Agenda & Minutes
APM Agenda 2022 (pdf)
April 2022 MINUTES v1 (pdf)
Agenda May 2022 (pdf)
Latest News
    Jubilee celebrations in the village hall Tattingstone Parish Residents Site Meeting Shotley Holdings/ Collins Skiphire Suffolk Show 31st May & 1st June 2022 Alton Watermill recently featured on BBC Radio 4

Be a Parish Councillor

Being a Parish Councillor is a voluntary position, they receive no payment but they are entitled to receive allowances when they carry out certain "approved duties" outside of the Parish. The Council employs a Parish Clerk who has responsibility for managing the meetings, dealing with correspondence and overseeing any contracts or purchases. Jane Connell-Smith is Tattingstone's Parish  Clerk and her contact details can be found below.

If you've never been to a Parish Council meeting before, you may be forgiven for thinking that Parish Councillors are a group of people who meet now and then in a draughty village hall. Wrong! We meet in a warm, inviting village hall that’s regularly attended by people in the community seeking support and guidance on various village matters.

More information on local councils in England, the role of local councillors and what you need to do if you would like to stand as a candidate in a local parish or town council elections is available in the Booklets and Resources section on the National Association of Local Councils website.

​Seeing your community change for the better, as a result of decisions you have helped make as a Parish Councillor, is something that can give you a sense of real achievement and pride. Interested? In the first instance contact:

Parish Clerk - Sarah Keys

Email: tatt.pc@gmail.com

Tel: 07807 799480

 

Tattingstone Parish Council 2020. All Rights Reserved.

onesuffolk

By using our website you are consenting to our use of cookies. If you would like to know how we use our cookies or how you can block cookies in your browser please click on our cookie policy.