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Please note that the official website for the Cookley and Walpole Parish Council is now
cookley and walpole.suffolk.cloud
All future communications should be via the new website.
The next meeting of the Parish Council will be on Tuesday, 17th November 2020, at 7pm.
Please note all meetings are being held virtually via Zoom - members of the public who wish to attend should send an email to cookleyandwalpoleclerk@gmail.com and the code will be sent to you.
Click here for the result of the 2019 District Council Election.
Click on Council Noticeboard dates 2020 for more information.
Cookley and Walpole Parish Council meets at 7.15 for 7.30 pm in Walpole Pavilion, usually on the 3rd Tuesday of every month except August and December. Members of the public are warmly welcome to attend these meetings which open with a public forum where residents can ask questions, chat to councillors or air their views on local matters that may concern them. Once the Council meeting is underway, residents may remain but not participate (unless invited to by the Council for some reason). The present Councillors, some elected and some co-opted, but all working on behalf of local residents and their interests, are:
Luke Andrews | Cookley | |
David Cask | Walpole | Transport |
Robert Chase | Cookley | Road Safety |
Christopher Leggett | Walpole | |
Jonathan Lewis | Walpole | |
Zoé Mair | Walpole | Chairman |
Chris Northover | Cookley | Trees |
Michael Porter | Walpole | Highways |
David Whitwood | Walpole | |
John Winter | Cookley | Emergency Planning & Footpaths |
There are currently 2 vacancies on the Parish Council, 1 for the Parish of Cookley and 1 for the Parish of Walpole.
A typical agenda covers Planning, Finance, Highways, Footpaths, the Environment, Trees and hedgerows, the Cemetery, reports from local groups (eg Cookpole Energy Action).
Please contact our Parish Clerk, Paul Widdowson, if you wish to bring any issue to the attention of your parish council or indeed if you are interested in becoming a councillor yourself.