VACANCIES FOR COUNCILLORS
There are two vacancies for Councillors to serve on PONSANOOTH PARISH COUNCIL for a period ending MAY 2029. Persons interested in serving should submit an application, in writing, with any supporting information on why you are suitable for the position, together with the signatures of two persons willing to act as a proposer and seconder, to the Clerk to the Council at the address shown below to arrive not later than Friday 23rd May 2025.
Qualifications for Candidates:-
Persons eligible for consideration must be ages 18 years or over and:
- be registered as a local government elector for the parish;
- has during the whole of the preceding twelve months occupied as owner or tenant, any land or premises in the parish;
- his/her principal or only place of work during the preceding twelve months has been in the parish;
- had during the whole of the preceding twelve months resided in the parish or within 4.8 km thereof.
The vacancy will be filled by co-option at the meeting to be held on the 9th June 2025
6th May 2025 CLERK TO THE COUNCIL Mary Gosling
2 Gwel An Coombe, Higher Broad Lane, Redruth TR153JL
or email clerk@ponsanooth-pc.gov.uk
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Elections 1st May 2025
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Vision
Ponsanooth will be a vibrant rural parish, centred around its strong community of residents and businesses. We will approach modern challenges in a way which protects and builds on its historic and natural character.
The vision statement is closely related to the statement for the Neighbourhood Development Plan (NDP), and this is intentional, as the work of the NDP is a place based piece of work so has already consulted on a wide range of issues which affect businesses and residents.
This is underpinned by key themes which have been developed out of the NDP and supplemented by review of other working groups consultations, direct community and business engagement, and direct (to councillors) and indirect (e.g. social media) feedback.
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