Councillor Vacancy – Filled
There was recently a vacancy for the position of Councillor due to the resignation of Michelle Deller.
The Parish Council would firstly like to thank Michelle for her lengthy service in the role of Councillor and wish her well for the future.
As no applications were received via North Yorkshire Council Democratic Services the Parish Council were permitted to seek to fill the vacant position via the Co-option process.
Through this process the application from Mr. Malcolm Hancock was received, and considered at the Parish Council meeting held on 25th February 2025. The matter was resolved with Cllr Malcom Hancock joining Carlton Parish Council as Councillor. The standing Councillors and clerk would like to welcome Cllr Hancock to the fold, and wish him well in his time as Councillor.
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This website allows the community of Carlton to access information about your Parish Council, upcoming meetings, plans, and general points of interest within the village.
It aims to keep our parishioners updated with the projects that the Parish Council are currently working on. For full information about this, you can access the minutes of the Parish Council meetings on the Minutes & Agendas page.
Within the first 15 minutes of each Parish Council meeting there is a standard agenda item which permits parishioners pre-notified questions, suggestions or concerns to be considered by the Parish Councillors. Email the clerk on clerk@carltonparishcouncil.gov.uk to notify, which must be received seven days prior to the next scheduled Parish Council meeting.
If you are attending a meeting and have not pre-notified you can raise your hand to ask permission to speak but it is at the discretion of the Chair of the Council whether he permits the item to be considered.
- The period of time designated for public participation at a meeting in accordance with the Council’s Standing Orders (3(e)) shall not exceed 10 minutes unless directed by the Chair of the meeting.
- (3(f)) above, a member of the public shall not speak for more than 3 minutes.
- In accordance with Standing Order 3(e) above, a question shall not require a response at the meeting nor start a debate on the question.
If you live in Carlton Parish, come along to the meetings, you will be most welcome.
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