MEETINGS

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The next meeting of Naunton Parish Council will be held at 7.00 p.m. on Monday 15th May 2023 at the village hall. The Annual Parish Meeting will be followed by the Annual Parish Council Meeting at 7.45.

Annual Governance and Accountability information 2021 - 22  is available under 'Procedures'.

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Welcome to Naunton Parish Council's website

The parish of Naunton is situated in the Cotswold Hills in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.  It is located around 12 miles east of Cheltenham and five miles west of Stow-on-the-Wold, and is set on the floor of the Windrush Valley with the river running through it. The parish has a population of around 350 people. The present day village has many thriving societies and clubs, an historic Dovecote, and is a favourite with walkers as many long-distance footpaths ramble through the village.  Much of the village falls within the Naunton Conservation Area.


The active Parish Council has five members who are dedicated to maintaining the natural beauty of the Parish, having input on planning development, planning for emergencies and self-help, highway and traffic matters as well as the recreation field and playground area. 


The parish is represented on Cotswold District Council by Richard Keeling, and on Gloucestershire County Council by Mark Mackenzie-Charrington. 


Gloucestershire fire services are currently promoting the need for carbon monoxide and smoke detectors and providing tips on safe use of heaters and other items. An online fire risk assessment is available here. For more information see this webpage.


Elections in 2023

All parish councillors and the District Councillor for Naunton will be elected or re elected on 4th May 2023.  Everyone voting in person at a polling station at this year’s local elections on 4 May will need to show a valid form of ID to be able to vote. Find out more on the district council website including what ID is accepted and how to apply for free ID if you don't have one of the accepted forms of ID. Visit
www.cotswold.gov.uk/voterid. Everyone who needs to apply for ID has until the 25 April to
do so.

All voters will also need to make sure they are registered to be able to vote in any way so
please make sure to register before 17 April if you aren't already. You can do that by
visiting www.gov.uk/register-to-vote If you aren’t online you can contact Cotswold District Council for support by calling 01285 623002 or visit the district council offices.  Postal voting is available.