Who’s who on the Parish Council
We currently have 2 vacancies. So, if you are interested, read on…
Serving as a councillor on any parish or town council is controlled by the rules and regulations laid out in the Local Government Act 1972 (LGA 1972). Hockliffe Parish Council has the capacity for 7 serving councillors. In many cases, those who put themselves forward for a seat on the parish council are uncontested.
Who’s who on the Council
Hockliffe Parish Council currently consists of five elected members, and a Clerk to the Council.
The full council usually meets on the 2nd working Monday of every month except for August at Hockliffe Lower School, Woburn Road, Hockliffe. you can find further information regarding this on each meeting agenda once published.
The Chair and Vice-Chair are elected annually. There has to be a quorum to pass resolutions, i.e. a minimum of three or one-third of the Council.
Councillors are elected for a 4-year term. If a vacancy occurs during this term, either an election or by co-option can fill it. There are currently 2 vacancies for a Parish Councillor. For further information, you can find out more from the following link – becoming a Parish Councillor.
The next election year is 2027.
Below is a list of the current Parish Councillors together with their contact information. Central Bedfordshire Council (CBC) maintains a register of interests for all Parish and Ward Councillors.
Before you contact any of the Parish Council members, we advise you to check our privacy notice, which will guide you on how we process information at Hockliffe Parish Council.
At the end of this list, we have included the contact details for our Central Bedfordshire Ward Councillor and our Member of Parliament.
Surgery details
20 Oct, 6–7pm at The Queen’s Head, Tebworth
18 Nov, 6–7pm at The Duke’s, Heath & Reach
14 Dec, 6–7pm at Harvester White Hart, Hockliffe
19 Jan, 6–7pm at The Horseshoes, Eggington
10 Feb, 6–7pm at The Anchor, Tilsworth
10 Mar, 6–7pm at The Five Bells, Stanbridge
Contact information
Correspondence address:
Central Bedfordshire Council
Chicksands
Shefford
SG175TQ
Alex Mayer is the Labour MP for Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard, and has been an MP continually since 4 July 2024.
Post: House of Commons, London SW1A 0AA
