VACANCY FOR PARISH COUNCILLOR

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ARLEY PARISH COUNCIL
VACANCY FOR PARISH COUNCILLOR

There are 2 vacancies on Arley Council and the positions will be filled by co-option.
Should more applications be received for the vacancies, councillors will decide the appointment by a vote, or series of votes, in order to obtain a majority decision.
To be considered for co-option, applicants must meet at least one of the following criteria:
1. Be registered as a Local Government Elector for the Parish on the current Electoral Register.
2. Has during the whole of the previous 12 months occupied as tenant or owner any land or other premises in the Parish.
3. Has had his/her principal or only place of work in the previous 12 months in the Parish of Arley
4. Has resided either in the Parish or within 3 miles thereof during the previous 12 months.

Anyone wishing to be considered for co-option should contact the Clerk for an application form, closing date for return of the application form is Monday 6th April 2026.

Jane Chatterton CiLCA PSLCC PIALC
Locum Clerk & RFO
Arley Parish Counci

Village News – Latest Edition

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Please see below the link for the Spring 2026 edition of Village News. 

NOTICE OF VACANCY IN OFFICE OF COUNCILLOR

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Notice of Grant Applications – Avery’s Educational Foundation

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The trustees of the Avery’s Educational Foundation are able to make grants to young persons under the age of 25 years who are residents in Arley, and in need of financial assistance in connection with their education.

Please see attached Notice of Grant Applications for more information.

RBL Veterans Breakfast Club

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Join Arley Branch Veterans Breakfast Club

Suelaines Cafe
Jacksons of Old Arley

10:00 am
Tuesday 11th March

 

More details attached……

Hill Top Playing Fields

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Dear Parishioners

As you know the Parish Council is due to be installing a pavilion building at Hill Top Playing Fields between 11th March to 18th March (dates could be subject to change depending upon suppliers and weather). We do not anticipate any works taking place at weekends but there is likely to be some disruption to access.

The works will mostly take place on the north-east side of the playing fields between the car park and the ash tree (see attached plan). For some of the time there will also be a trench (marked red on the plan) that runs alongside the car park’s roadside hedge and then crosses the car park to the pavilion site. This might reduce the usable area of the car park.

The trench will be clearly marked and the main site will be secured with Heras fencing. If balls are kicked into the main site it will not be possible to retrieve them until the next working day.

Please ensure that everyone entering and using the playing fields with you is aware of the construction works and takes all sensible measures to ensure their personal health and safety.

Yours…

Arley Parish Council