Welcome to the Brantingham Parish Council website!
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The aim of this website is to improve and extend the Parish Council's interaction with the local community, as well as providing useful information to both local residents and visitors alike.
Your Parish Councillors give their time freely throughout the year and gain much satisfaction from their efforts in trying to make our community a better place in which to live and work. We are there to represent you and to act upon your wishes, so your views are very important to us. Please make sure you know who your Councillors are and how to contact us. The website will continue to develop and be regularly updated. If you have anything to contribute, ideas of items to include, or suggestions how it might improve please contact us via the contact page or send an email to: brantinghampcwebsite@outlook.com |
Brantingham Village is a designated conservation area. As such, we are always on the look out for willing volunteers to help maintain its natural beauty and charm. These activities can include regular stream and pond maintenance, litter picks and general tidying around the village. If you would like to help out, please click here to register your interest. Please note that anyone under 16 will need the supervision of a parent or guardian. |
NOTICES
Due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, Brantingham Parish Council meetings will continue to be held online until further notice. The link to join the Microsoft Teams meeting can be found on the meeting agenda. If you need to contact us during this time, please telephone or email the Parish Clerk Linda Soulsby. Tel: 07812 892169 Email: parishclerk_bpc@outlook.com 1st September 2020 |
Next Meeting
The next Parish Council Meeting will be held online on Monday 12th April 2021 at 7.30pm.
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Get in touch
All enquiries and correspondence should be sent to the Parish Clerk, Linda Soulsby
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Brantingham Village Hall
The Village Hall hosts regular activities and classes. It is also available for private hire.
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Conservation Area
Much of Brantingham village is within a designated Conservation Area. What does this mean?
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