Vacancy for a parish councillor
Would you like to be a Hatley councillor?
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We are very sorry to report Paul Kraus has resigned as a councillor on Hatley Parish Council.
As a result, there is a vacancy for a councillor to replace him, with a by-election if ten electors for the parish give notice in writing requesting an election to be held – the closing date is Tuesday, 12th February 2025.
The notice must be delivered to the Returning Officer at South Cambridgeshire Council, South Cambridgeshire Hall, Cambourne Business Park, Cambourne, CB23 6EA.
If no such notice is given, The Parish Council sill fill the vacancy by co-option.
This is as announced in this advertisement.
What’s involved in being a councillor?
The council comprises five members: a chairman, vice-chairman and three others. What binds our parish councillors is…
- Passionate about living in Hatley and want to make a difference.
- Wish to serve their community.
- Provide a voice for residents.
- Interested in local current affairs.
- Want to help shape the future of Hatley.
- Like the challenges of being a councillor.
If you have similar feelings, then do JOIN THE PARISH COUNCIL!
The post is unpaid and the term of office will run until the next election in May 2026.
As a parish councillor you would be expected to attend parish council meetings, which are held at least five times a year.
To be considered for the vacancy you must be…
- Aged 18 or over.
- An elector.
- A resident or worker based within three miles of the parish during the past year.
- About the parish council.
Post created 29th January 2025.