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Welcome to the Stewkley Parish Council website. Here you will find the information concerning who your councillors are and the agendas and minutes of the monthly meetings

You will also find information on the topics that currently engage the attention of councillors on behalf of their parishioners.

Issues like the neighbourhood plan, the village environment, planning applications and other more practical elements like litter and dog bins, street lighting, speeding and parking.

Site navigation is simple: just click on a broad heading, then select from the drop down menu to get to specific items.

You can also give your own feedback, or report issues on this site. We welcome your comments as it is a good way of bringing concerns to the attention of the parish council.

Alternatively, you can contact any councillor or the clerk from the contact information.

Anti-social behaviour survey

We want to hear your views on anti-social behaviour in our village – please access the link below to take part in our survey. Prefer a hard copy or want to join the working group? Email cllrjoannelocke@gmail.com.

Take the survey now >

Your input is invaluable in helping create a safer, more connected Stewkley.

Could you be a Parish Councillor for Stewkley?

Stewkley Parish Council has nine councillors and vacancies occur from time to time usually but not always around the period leading up to the four-yearly local elections.
What do you need to know if you are interested in becoming a Parish Councillor?

For more information, click on the buttons to read more about local councils, or to talk to any of the current councillors, please contact the Parish Clerk stewkleyparishclerk@gmail.com

You are always welcome to join our regular monthly meetings at 7.30pm on the first Monday of each month in the Village Hall.

The National Association of Local Councils (NALC) has produced a series of informative leaflets which can help you.

All about local councils
Local councils: represent your community

Meetings

Council meetings take place in the Village Hall at 7.30pm on the first Monday of every month, with the exception of August.

The meeting agenda is posted on the website and parish notice boards.

Members of the public are welcome to attend and there is an Open Forum where any general matters or concerns can be raised.

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Stewkley neighbourhood plan

Neighbourhood Plan

Neighbourhood plans are a tool to give communities more control over the type, location, size, pace and design of development in their area.

Once passed by an examiner and ratified by the community through a referendum they become part of the Aylesbury Vale’s development plan and planning application decisions will then be made taking into account the policies set out in this very important plan.

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Report Issues

You can report issues like faulty street lamps, overflowing litter bins and overgrown hedges blocking the pavements.

You can also let the council know if you would like them to investigate any local concerns or just send a message to pass on good news.

There is also a link to report potholes directly to Transport for Buckinghamshire.

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