Vacancy on Parish Council

NOTICE OF VACANCY ON EGGLESCLIFFE AND EAGLESCLIFFE PARISH COUNCIL

PERSONS INTERESTED IN BEING CONSIDERED FOR CO-OPTION TO FILL A VACANT SEAT ON THIS COUNCIL ARE INVITED TO APPLY TO:

The Parish Clerk
Egglescliffe and Eaglescliffe Parish Council
The Old Offices, Urlay Nook Road, Eaglescliffe. TS16 0LA

Tel: 01642 785951 or clerk@egglescliffeandeaglescliffe-pc.org.uk

Website:www.egglescliffeandeaglescliffe-pc.org.uk

Applications to be received by 31st August 2025

If you would like further information on the vacancy or the work of this Council, please contact the Clerk to the Council or any Member of the Council – details on Parish Council noticeboards or above website.

DATED 08.07.25

N Ironside, Parish Clerk

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