Slaley Parish Councillors and Clerk
Slaley Parish Clerk | slaleypc@gmail.com | The post is currently vacant |
Councillors | ||
Ian Stevens (MBE) | 07395 566997 ianstevensmbepc@gmail.com | Chair Emergency Contact for the Playing Fields Community Notice at Slaley First School |
Debra Taylor | 07932 450874 debrajtaylor@hotmail.co.uk | Slaley Commemoration Hall representative |
Lynda Sale | 01434 682391 lynda@salegarcia.com | |
Jon Storey | 07725 610886 pc.mail@jonstorey.com | Vice-chair Jon manages the defibrillator |
Stella Douglas | 07838 866976 stella.douglas@gmail.com | |
County Councillor | ||
Colin Horncastle | 01434 618259 colin.horncastle@northumberland.gov.uk |
Northumberland County Council: 0845 600 6400
Local Rate number: 01434 400388
E-mail: contactcentre@northumberland.gov.uk
Please report any problems via: www.northumberland.gov.uk (follow the links to "Report a Problem").
Slaley Parish Council Grant Information and Forms
Slaley Parish Council
Slaley Parish Council normally meets at 7.30 p.m. on the second Monday of each month in Slaley Commemoration Hall. An agenda is published on the Slaley website before each meeting, and is pasted on the Parish Notice Board (corner of Slaley Churchyard) within the statutory notice period; the official minutes are posted on this website after their adoption by the Council.
Quarterly updates of the Parish Plan 'Action Plan' keep the recommendations for parish improvements firmly at the forefront of many decisions taken during monthly meetings. Public participation is welcomed, and an agenda item is included for each meeting; a Hexham Courant reporter is invited to Slaley Parish Council meetings.
The next meeting of Slaley Parish Council
The Parish Council will next meet on 13th November.
The meeting starts at 7.30pm at Slaley Commemoration Hall in the Community Room.
The public are, as usual, welcome.
Parish Council Policy Documents
May 2023
Climate Emergency -In support of the County Councils Climate Change Action Plan 2021 – 2023, Parish Councillors declared a Parish Climate Emergency. By doing so they hope to raise the profile of climate change across the community and ask individuals to do more to protect the environment. For their part, Parish Councillors agreed that any forthcoming decisions they made on behalf of the community would take account of their potential environmental impact.
