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Bardney Group Parish Council

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to section 87(2) of the Local Government Act 1972, that due to the resignation of Councillors Kenneth Brian Hutchinson and Lynne Newlove, two vacancies have arisen in the Office of Councillor for the Parish of Bardney (Bardney)
 
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to section 87(2) of the Local Government Act 1972, that due to the resignation of Councillor Juliet Marie Hill, a vacancy has arisen in the Office of Councillor for the Parish of Bardney (Southrey).

If by 8 August 2024 (*14 days after the date of this notice) a request for an election to fill said vacancies is made in writing to the Returning Officer at the address below by TEN electors for the said Parish, an election will be held to fill the said vacancies, otherwise the vacancies will be filled by co-option.  If an election is called, it will take place not later than 14 October 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.
If you are looking for copies of Minutes, Agendas, Policies or Finances, or information about the Allotments or Cemetery, then please click on COUNCIL BUSINESS

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 
 

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