What is a Parish Council?
Lurgashall Parish Council is an elected tier of local government representing the people living
and working in the parish of Lurgashall. It is separate to the Parochial Church Council. The council
consists of 9 elected members plus a clerk and we are here to represent the interests of the village
of Lurgashall. We work to protect the local environment,we can influence higher levels of local government,
deal with other corporate bodies (like BT, English Nature etc), and provide allotments and play areas within
the parish.
Results of Local Elections to Parish Council 2019
You may read the official notices
here and
here
As there were less nominations than places on the council there will be no need for a vote. Also there will be vacancies for two people
to be co-opted to the council. Please contact the clerk if you are interested.
County & District Local News
North Chichester CLC meetings
view here
How to Contact Your Local Police
view here
and download a contact card
view here
Next Meeting Agendas
Next Meeting of Parish Council agenda - on 2nd Thursday @ 19:30 EXCEPT AGM 16th May due to election rules.
Annual Parish Meeting 2019 agenda
Next Planning Committee Meeting - on 1st Tuesday
@ 19:30 & after council meetings help
All meetings take place in the Village Hall 19:30 unless otherwise notified.
The council minutes for previous meetings are available from the links on the left of this page. They are in Adobe Acrobat format.
The proposed dates for this year's Parish Council meetings are:
2019 :: 11 July, 12 September, 14 November
2020 :: 09 January, 12 March, 14 May (Annual Parish Council Meeting )
The Annual Parish Meeting {not a Parish Council meeting} will be in April 2019
Confused about the "Annual Parish Meeting" in April and the "Annual (General) Meeting of the Parish Council" in May?
See how NALC
explain the difference.
In common with all other local authorities, the Parish Council has
adopted the 2009 version of the Model Publication Scheme as drawn up by
the Information Commissioner under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOI).
The Scheme commits the Council to provide information to the public
routinely and proactively and is in two parts – the Model Scheme itself
and a list of the information available from the Council. You will find these
in the downloads section on the left of this page.
The official noticeboard of the Parish Council is located on the Village Green next to
the bus shelter, additionally there is one at Dial Green, and the council webpage you are now viewing.
CONTACT your parish council.
