Source: https://www.cockshuttcumpetton-pc.gov.uk/parish-council/ Read: 2026-11-04 SHA-256 of the file as fetched: 845da4231176e400690080459bc5fa234f5c5aa656d8c74d6a8bc4e1bd2a9698 Parish Council – cockshuttcumpetton-pc.gov.uk Search Responsive Menu cockshuttcumpetton-pc.gov.uk The website of Cockshutt cum Petton Parish Home Page Parish Council Council Meetings Meeting Papers 2026 Meeting Papers 2025 Meeting Papers 2024 Meeting Papers 2023 Meeting Papers 2022 Meeting Papers 2021 Meeting Papers 2020 Meeting Papers 2019 Meeting Papers 2018 Meeting Papers 2017 Meeting Papers 2013-2016 Policies and Procedures Financial Information 2026 Annual Returns 2025 Annual Returns 2024 Annual Returns 2023 Annual Returns 2022 Annual Returns 2021 Annual Returns 2020 Annual Returns 2019 Annual Returns Planning in the Parish Parish Council Services LOCAL COUNCIL ELECTIONS – THURSDAY, 6 MAY 2021 Parish Newsletter – Your Parish Matters News Community Information Parish Meetings Highways Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Field Community-Led Planning Steering Group Local Government Elections Thursday, 1st May 2025 Parish Council Cockshutt-cum-Petton Parish Council serves the villages and hamlets around Cockshutt and Petton and is currently represented by eight parish councillors. The villages are part of a wider farming community and are situated close to Ellesmere which boasts many tourist attractions. Your Parish Councillors are: NAME WARD E-MAIL Cllr. Julian Bowers Cockshutt Cllr. Paul Brewer Cockshutt paul.brewer@cockshuttcumpetton-pc.gov.uk Cllr. Mrs. Pam Edwards Cockshutt Cllr. Peter Griffiths (Chair) Cockshutt peter.griffiths.cpc@gmail.com Cllr. Richard Hadley Cockshutt Cllr. Ian Webb Cockshutt ianwebb.cpc@gmail.com Vacancy Cockshutt Vacancy Petton Register of Members Interests Our Representatives on Other Groups Shropshire Association of Local Councils – Cllr. J. Bowers Emergency Planning – deferred Cockshutt Millennium Hall Management Committee – deferred Wood Lane Quarry Liaison Group – Cllr. Mrs. P. Edwards Helicopter Noise Liaison Group – Cllr. I. Webb Your Shropshire Councillor is Sarah Marston Your Member of Parliament is Helen Morgan ABOUT PARISH COUNCILS A Parish Council represents and serves the whole community. Most communities are made up of many smaller communities, often with different interests, a council’s duty is to serve them all. A council balances the needs of different elements of the community to get the best results. E ach Parish Council is made up of individual Councillors who contribute to the work of the whole Council by: suggesting ideas engaging in constructive debate responding to the needs and views of the community representing their constituents behaving in an ethical way and being open about interests commenting on proposals to ensure the best outcome voting – to enable the council to make decisions All Councillors agree to abide by the Code of Conduct Every Parish Council has a Clerk , often referred to as the Parish Clerk. The common understanding is that the Clerk organises meetings, takes minutes and sends letters. Over the years as the role and responsibilities of the parish council has changed, so has the role and responsibilities of the Clerk. The Clerk’s overall responsibility is to carry out the policy decisions of the Council. He is akin to the chief executive of a company, in that he is the person that has overall responsibility for the administration and procedural aspects of the Council. The Clerk is responsible for seeing the business of the Council runs smoothly and efficiently and is conducted in accordance with the law. Normally, too, he is responsible for ensuring the Council’s financial transactions are properly authorised and recorded. Most Clerks, as sole council employees, also have to perform the clerical tasks without which the council’s business cannot properly be carried out. So today, the skills of a Clerk have to be wide and professional – not an easy task! This website is managed by Cockshutt cum Petton Parish Council. Every effort is made to ensure the information is accurate and up to date although there can be no guarantee of this. The Council will not be held responsible for any loss, damage or inconvenience caused as a result of wrong information on these pages. If you see any information on this website that is incorrect please notify the Parish Clerk. We aim to update all the information on this website at least every 3 months, usually much more often than this. Cockshutt cum Petton Parish Council does not capture and store any personal information about individuals who access this website, except where you voluntarily choose to give us your personal details via email, or by using an electronic form, or enquiring about any of our services. Contact The Parish Clerk clerk@cockshuttcumpetton-pc.gov.uk Please note that the Parish Council does not have an office open to the public. To make an appointment please contact us. 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