Normanton on Soar : Members MenuMenuHomeOur VillageHistoryEventsContactParish CouncilAccessibility StatementContactFinance DocumentsPolicy DocumentsInformation AvailableMeetingsMembersPrivacy PolicyVillage Hall & ShopVillage HallVillage ShopClubs and SocietiesNormanton SocietiesLocal SocietiesMedia PagePlaces of InterestHistoric SitesSt James Parish ChurchInformationEventsNewsPrimary SchoolSite MapTimetablesUseful LinksWeather ResilienceMembers of the Parish CouncilOur councillors do not have set responsibilities but volunteer as matters arising occur. If representation is required on external local public bodies, councillors volunteer depending on availability.ChairmanCllr D. Smithcllr.d.smith@nospc.org.uk07932 643793TextVice ChairmanCllr S. Sleight cllr.s.sleight@nospc.org.uk01509 854140VACANCYCouncillorCllr S. Pontingcllr.s.pointing@nospc.org.uk01509 844088CouncillorCllr A Hallcllr.a.hall@nospc.org.ukCouncillorCllr N. Hilliercllr.n.hillier@nospc.org.uk07956 593018VacancyCounty CouncillorCllr Andy BrownClllr Stuart MatthewsCllr.Andy.Brown@nottscc.gov.ukCllr.Stuart.Matthews@nottscc.gov.ukRushcliffe Borough CouncillorCllr Matt BarneyCllr.MBarney@rushcliffe.gov.uk07788 682696Clerk to the CouncilSue Lewis171 Weston Road, Aston on Trent, Derby, DE72 2BA. clerk@nospc.org.uk07776 458154 How do you become a parish councillor?To qualify to be a parish councillor you must be:A British citizen, or a citizen of the Commonwealth or the European Union.At least 18 on the day that he or she is nominated as a candidateA registered local government elector within the parishA resident in the parish, or within three miles of the parish, or working full time in the parish for at least 12 months prior to the nomination or election day.A person is disqualified from holding office as a parish or town councillor if:They hold a paid office, or other place of profit in the councilThey are the subject of a bankruptcy restriction order or interim order.They have been convicted of a criminal offence and sentenced to more than 3 months imprisonment within the last five years · They incur illegal expenditure (when acting as a councillor) of over £2,000, or are found guilty of using corrupt or illegal practices.What powers and duties do parish councils have? Parish councils have a variety of powers and duties, all of which impact directly on the community.
To qualify to be a parish councillor you must be:A British citizen, or a citizen of the Commonwealth or the European Union.At least 18 on the day that he or she is nominated as a candidateA registered local government elector within the parishA resident in the parish, or within three miles of the parish, or working full time in the parish for at least 12 months prior to the nomination or election day.A person is disqualified from holding office as a parish or town councillor if:They hold a paid office, or other place of profit in the councilThey are the subject of a bankruptcy restriction order or interim order.They have been convicted of a criminal offence and sentenced to more than 3 months imprisonment within the last five years · They incur illegal expenditure (when acting as a councillor) of over £2,000, or are found guilty of using corrupt or illegal practices.What powers and duties do parish councils have? Parish councils have a variety of powers and duties, all of which impact directly on the community.