Councillor Co-Option
Bardney Group Parish Council have been informed that following the required period of notice, they did not receive any request from ten electors to hold an election.
As such Bardney Group Parish Council invite residents to consider acting as Parish Councillors.
There are 3 vacancies, 2 for Bardney Ward and 1 for Southrey Ward.
The eligibility requirements are;
-
Registered as a local government elector for the Parish on the current Electoral Register.
-
Has during the whole of the previous 12 months occupied as tenant or owner of any land or other premises in the Parish.
-
Their principal or only place of work in the previous 12 months has been in the Parish.
-
Has resided either in the Parish or within 4.8 kilometres (3 miles) thereof during the previous 12 months.
If interested, and to obtain an application form, please contact the Parish Clerk via email; clerk@bardneygroup-pc.gov.uk or 07775 372170
Closing date for applications is
Thursday 29 August 2024
The Bardney Group Parish Council includes the villages of Apley, Bardney, Kingthorpe, Southrey and Stainfield. We are the largest Parish Council in Lincolnshire in the terms of the geographical area that we cover with a total population of approx 1600. Our parish stretches from Short Ferry bridge to close to Tupholme Abbey, and from the River Witham at Southrey to the outskirts of Goltho.
For information about places in and around the parish, click on PARISH INFORMATION
For general council information such as how to contact the council, who is a Councillor or even how to join our council, or information in relation to council meeting dates, foodbank, planning or parking issues, then please see items on this page.
If you need any assistance please contact the Clerk to the Parish Council
Latest news
-
Parish Council Governance
In July 2023, the Parish Council resolved to undertake an independent review of the Parish Council's internal controls and governance. (Click here to read more)
-
BGPC to receive a very special gift!
We have been selected by the Lord Lieutenant for Lincolnshire to receive a single tree from the spectacular tree of trees sculpture in recognition of our positive impact on the local community.
-
Conservation in St Lawrence Churchyard
Did you know that part of St Lawrence Churchyard is a designated conservation area? This part of the Churchyard is a precious piece of land; an island in a sea of modern life.