Bampton Parish Council

The current parish councillors are:

Chairman: Mike Dyke
Vice-chairman:
Ray Bruin 01931 713172
Neil Hughes
Catherine Lacey
Pete Salway
Rich Shave
India Tuer
Eden District Councillor: Laura Harker

Register of Interests

Co-option
There is currently one vacancy on the Parish Council. If you would like to become a councillor and make a difference in the parish please come to the next meeting or contact the locum Clerk Sandie Watson on clerkbamptonpc@gmail.com or 07812524372.

Meeting dates for 2021

July 20th: 7:30pm
September 21st: 7:30pm
November 16th, 7:30pm

All meetings will be in the Memorial Hall under government social distancing guidelines. Members of the Public will need to contact the Clerk to reserve their place at the meeting. Face coverings to be worn at all times during the meeting. Social distancing rules apply.

Residents of the Parish are invited to give their views and question to the Parish Council on issues to go on a "Public Open Forum" agenda item - or raise issues for future consideration at the discretion of the Chairman. Parishioners should e-mail clerk/councillors comments & questions in advance – 2 days ahead of meeting. clerkbamptonpc@gmail.com

Bampton Parish Council Clerk Vacancy

March 2021: Bampton Parish Council is looking for a new clerk and responsible finance officer – to start as soon as possible.

For details, see attachment below
Please email your CV to local Clerk clerkbamptonpc@gmail.com or contact to ask questions: 07812524372

About Bampton Parish Council

Bampton Parish Council is one of the tiers of Government; the lowest tier after the central government, county and district governments, and is the one most in touch with ordinary people. There are seven councillors who are elected to serve for four years. Council meetings are held at 7:30pm in the Memorial Hall (usually on the last Tuesday) every alternate month starting in January and agendas and minutes for these meetings are displayed in the Post Office and will be on the website. Parishioners are welcome to attend meetings and to comment on items on the agenda but they cannot take part in the actual discussions. In every meeting, time is set aside for parishioners comments and they can also raise matters that should be discussed at a future meeting. Sometimes people with special knowledge of an issue under discussion are invited to share that knowledge with the council so an informed decision can be made.

As one of the tiers of government the council is consulted by bodies such as the Lake District National Park Authority (planning applications etc), Cumbria County Council (Highways matters etc), Eden District Council (waste collection, recycling etc) and councillors try to reflect the views of parishioners when they respond to consultations. The Council, through the Clerk, also passes on concerns about specific problems to the appropriate authorities.

Councillors are elected to represent the parish and they can be contacted directly if you have concerns that need to be discussed or opinions that you wish to express.

The parish council privacy policy is in a document attached below.

Planning applications received:
Find Lake District National Park Planning applications

Please contact the locum Clerk Sandie Watson on clerkbamptonpc@gmail.com or 07812524372 if you need any more information.

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