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Foxley Group Parish council is an administrative group that comprises three local parishes - Brinsop & Wormsley, Mansel Lacy and Yazor - with a total population of around 300 residents spread across an area of almost 9.5 square miles.
As the lowest tier of local government, the Parish Council is an elected body with limited tax raising powers that receives funding by levying a “precept” on the council tax paid by the residents of the parishes covered by the council. The Parish council is made up of unpaid councillors who are elected to serve for four years and where a casual vacancy may be filled by either a by-election or co-option.
Members of the Foxley Group of Parish Councils
All council members roles are voluntary and offer their time and service free of charge. In the interest of openness, all councillors are required to complete a Declaration of Registrable Interests. To see each councillor's form, click on their name below.
Yazor
Yazor
Mansel Lacy
Mansel Lacy
Brinsop & Wormsley
Vacancy
Brinsop & Wormsley
Vacancy
Brinsop & Wormsley
Clerk to the Parish Council
Rob Hallett - e-mail : [email protected] Tel : 07902 987045
Ward Councillor
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