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
Parish Clerk
Mrs Lua Leggett
The Old Village Hall
65 High Road
Wortwell
HARLESTON
IP20 0EFTel: 01986 788789
mail to: [email protected]Local Government
Category Archives: Parish Councillors
Farewell Margaret Colyer
It is with regret Wortwell Parish Council has to say goodbye to a valued colleague, Mags Colyer, who is retiring from council duties after six years loyal service. We would like thank Mags for all her hard work on behalf … Continue reading
Notice of Conclusion of Annual Audit
Click here to view conclusion of the annual audit
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 … Continue reading
Parish Councillors
Clive Aylett – Chairman – 01986 788432 Allison Copeman – Vice Chairman- 01986 788116 Robert Hadingham – 01986 788622 Daphne Cook – 01986 788303 Julie Worley – 01986 788163 Bill Eddy – 01986 788332 Charlie White – 07944 363875
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
Powers and Duties of a Parish Council
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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 … Continue reading
