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Councillors – Belton with Browston Parish Council
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Parish Councillors
As a Councillor you are in a great position to help identify the needs of your community and to deliver projects and initiatives that will help to make your local area a better place to live. Local councils are best placed to identify the needs of the local community and show great imagination in developing ideas to tackle the issues most relevant to their local area. Initiatives across the country vary in size and scope but they all have one thing in common, the well-being of local people.
Jason Riseborough
Chairman
cllr.j.riseborough@beltonwithbrowston-pc.gov.uk
Adrian Myers Vice Chair
cllr.a.myers@beltonwithbrowston-pc.gov.uk
Nigel Light
cllr.n.light@beltonwithbrowston-pc.gov.uk
Margaret Greenacre
cllr.m.greenacre@beltonwithbrowston-pc.gov.uk
Kiel Barber
cllr.k.barber@beltonwithbrowston-pc.gov.uk
Debra Cook
cllr.d.cook@beltonwithbrowston-pc.gov.uk
Sue Neal
cllr.s.neal@beltonwithbrowston-pc.gov.uk
David Dawson
cllr.d.dawson@beltonwithbrowston-pc.gov.uk
Paul Holmes
cllr.p.holmes@beltonwithbrowston-pc.gov.uk
Sherri Brown
cllr.s.brown@beltonwithbrowston-pc.gov.uk
Marc Gater
cllr.m.gater@beltonwithbrowston-pc.gov.uk
Local Councillors have three main areas of work:
1. Decision-making – Through attending meetings and committees with other elected
members, Councillors decide which activities to support, where money should be spent,
what services should be delivered and what policies should be implemented.
2. Monitoring – Councillors make sure that their decisions lead to efficient and effective
services by keeping an eye on how well things are working.
3. Getting involved locally – As local representatives, Councillors have responsibilities towards their constituents and local organisations. This often depends on what the Councillor wants to achieve and how much time is available. Activities are varied and may include:
• Going to meetings on Outside Bodies that affect the wider community, such as the police,
the Highways Authority, schools and colleges.
• Taking up issues on behalf of members of the public, such as making representations to the
district or borough council
March 11, 2011
About this site
Welcome. This site has been created by Belton with Browston Parish Council to allow us to better connect with the people living and working in our parish. You can read more about what the council does here.
Contact us
Parish Clerk, Kate Ruddock,
56 Victoria Road
Gorleston,
Great Yarmouth,
NR31 6EF
01493 602960
clerk@beltonwithbrowston-pc.gov.uk
Local Government
Great Yarmouth Borough Council
Norfolk County Council
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