Source: https://wortwell-pc.gov.uk/category/parish-councillors/ Read: 2026-11-04 SHA-256 of the file as fetched: af70185e5a807716dd5dfa4234463cc66132395248d780bf314edd182930a55b Parish Councillors – Wortwell Parish Council Skip to content Wortwell Parish Council Parish Council Meetings A place for all notes about official council meetings. Normally split into Agendas and Minutes Agendas All council meeting agendas Minutes All council minutes Public Participation at Parish Council Meetings Parish Councillors A list of the councillors Finance and Governance AGAR Policies Planning Emergency Plan News Groups & Church Services Details of Local Groups in Wortwell Allotments Guide Dog news Wortwell Bowls Club The bowls green is beside the Community Centre and meets May – September every Tuesday and Wednesday at 6.30pm. Taster sessions every Monday at 2pm. Contact: Eve Peck on 01379 586432 for more information Nature Recovery Useful Information Welcome Pack Welcome Pack Wortwell CORE Parish Councillors Julie Worley Email: julie@wortwell-pc.gov.uk Phone: 07837448157 Committees: Annual Parish Meeting – Chair Wortwell Parish Council – Chair Paul Randall Email: paul@wortwell-pc.gov.uk Phone: 07809830225 Committees: Annual Parish Meeting – Vice Chair Wortwell Parish Council – Vice Chair Bill Eddy Email: bill@wortwell-pc.gov.uk Phone: 01986 788332 Committees: Annual Parish Meeting – Member Wortwell Parish Council – Member Clive Aylett Email: clive@wortwell-pc.gov.uk Phone: 07719438623 Committees: Annual Parish Meeting – Member Wortwell Parish Council – Member Hazel Carter Email: hazel@wortwell-pc.gov.uk Committees: Annual Parish Meeting – Member Wortwell Parish Council – Member Joe Goldie Email: joe@wortwell-pc.gov.uk Phone: 0786039635 Committees: Annual Parish Meeting – Member Wortwell Parish Council – Member Robert Hadingham Email: robert@wortwell-pc.gov.uk Phone: 01986 788622 Committees: Annual Parish Meeting – Member Wortwell Parish Council – Member South Norfolk District Council Register of Interests June 24, 2024 Councillors Roles & Responsibilities Policies and Procedures Clerk, HC Using NALC model templates Street Lighting and Utilities BE Street Furniture and Infrastructure, Noticeboards, Bins etc PR Communications: GDPR, Accessibility, Clerk Asset Management and insurances Clerk Open Spaces – Working Party – Knoll JG, CA Finance Working group JW, BE, HC Allotment Working Group RH, PR Old Playing Field Working Group RH, JW Police, speed and SAM CA, JG Highways. Health and Safety, Road Safety CA, JG Play Equipment/Working Group RH, JW, JG Website, Newsletter and Social media Clerk and another Internal Control Officer and Bank Reconciliations Non Signatory JG Banking changes Clerk, CA Flag PR, HC, CA Defib checks CA, HC and Duty Officer Funding and Grant applications Clerk, JW NEST Pension + Pension Regulator Clerk, CA Remembrance Service CA At the Parish Council meeting in May 2026 Councillors adopted the following roles and responsibilities: Roles and Officer responsibilities: June 15, 2023 Complaints/concern form Occasionally a villager may feel the need to lodge a complaint or simply draw attention to a concern in the village. To enable the Parish Council to deal with this in a professional and effective manner we now have a simple procedure that any villager can follow. The information provided on the Villager Complaint Form will enable us to deal with the matter quickly or escalate to higher authorities if necessary. April 7, 2020 The Role of a Councillor A councillor is a member of the council and is normally elected for a term of four years. People of any political or religious persuasion are eligible to become a councillor, although their personal views should not extend into their parish council work. They are elected to represent the interests of the local community as a whole and promote a harmonious local environment. The number of elected councillors depends on the size of the area. In Wortwell we are able to have 7 councillors. Local councils are the first tier of governance and are the first point of contact for anyone concerned with a community issue. They are democratically elected local authorities and exist in England, Wales and Scotland. The term ‘local council’ is synonymous with ‘parish council’, ‘town council’ and ‘community council’. Local councils are made up of locally elected councillors. They are legally obliged to hold at least one meeting a year. Most meet on a monthly cycle to discuss council business and hear from local residents. District councillors regularly attend parish meetings to report back to the district on developments at parish level. County councillors are also invited to attend parish meetings when the parish council feels it is appropriate, and they have a standing invitation to attend and report at the Annual Parish Meeting. Councillors must abide by a Code of Conduct; a set of rules on how councillors are expected to behave. They must also declare their pecuniary (financial) interests in the parish, details of which are kept on a register at South Norfolk District Council. Being a parish councillor can be an interesting and rewarding experience. The Good Councillors Guide provides comprehensive information about what is involved in the role. January 28, 2020 Powers and Duties of a Parish Council list-of-powers-and-duties December 3, 2018 Parish Councillor Training Training Certificate Parish Councillors took part in regular training sessions between June and October during 2018, delivered by Norfolk Parish Training & Support. Training included:- Induction for Councillors Understanding Councils Finances Policies, Procedures and the Code of Conduct November 4, 2018 About this site Welcome. This site is provided by Wortwell Parish Council to keep parishioners informed of their Council’s activities and to allow us to better connect with the people living and working in our village. You can read more about what the council does here and you can leave a response on most pages to let us know your views on the subject. We endeavour to keep the content current, but maintenance is generally limited to posting of Parish Council minutes and agendas and local news and information received from third parties. In the event that any reader should notice any error or omission, please contact the Clerk. Contact Us Mrs Tina Newby, Parish Clerk 33 Tudor Rose Way HARLESTON IP20 9QH Tel: 0772 678 0601 mail to: clerk@wortwell-pc.gov.uk Local Government Norfolk Association of Local Councils Norfolk County Council South Norfolk District Council Norfolk News from the BBC Huge data centre plan sees hundreds attend meeting Men deny sexually assaulting girls they met at pub Boulders dropped off coast to disrupt deep fishing Murderer Steve Wright 'not currently a suspect' in other cases Dramatic Action Man images published by widow FixMyStreet Overgrown hedges, shrubs, 30th October 4 foot wide pothole in centre of road, 18th October Raised Kerb Stones, 16th October Road Markings Faded, 16th October The road sign has been demolished, 14th October Wortwell Parish Council | Accessibility Statement | Privacy Statement Hosted by Norfolk ALC This website uses cookies to improve your experience. 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