The Councillors

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There are six councillors and one clerk. Councillors are elected every four years and anyone can stand for election as long as they are a resident of the parish or live within 3 miles of it. Being a Councillor is a voluntary position and done because the people who stand want to try to improve life for their community.

 

They are the first tier of local government and deal with things like supplying and emptying bins, maintenance of the recreation grounds and improving play facilities. These are amongst our "statutory" duties. On top of this we try to work with our partners including the Borough and County Councils to deal with any concerns residents might have about things not directly under our control, such as dog mess, traffic problems and policing issues.

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For Ansley Parish Council, please find the Disclosable Pecuniary Interests as part of North Warwickshire Borough Council and Warwickshire County Council.

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Paid Employees of Ansley Parish Council:

 

The Clerk to the Council and Responsible Officer: Kevin Hayes. Kevin works 40 hours a month with the responsibility of  ensuring the smooth running of the parish council and the first point of contact for local residents.

 

Parish Caretaker: Jean Hayes is the village caretaker working 4 hours a week clearing litter from Ansley Recreation Ground and Birchley Heath Common, as well as reporting environmental concerns across the parish to Ansley Parish Council.

 

Youth Club Leader: Mandy Small is our Youth Leader for Ansley Youth Club, she works 4 hours every two weeks supporting our young people in the village with a dedicated Youth Club for 11-18 years of age.

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