Parish Council

HUTTONS AMBO PARISH COUNCIL

For the latest news click the Parish Council LABEL in the right hand column

Whatever it is that you think the Council might be able to do to improve life in the Parish, the Councillors are there to help.  Just contact any one of them and explain your ideas or concerns.

MEETINGS

These are held in the Village Hall at roughly 2 month intervals, usually on a Wednesday evening.  Notices of each meeting, along with the Agenda, are posted on the Village notice boards and all are welcome to attend.

Minutes of meetings are posted on the Parish Council notice board (outside Herbie's) and on the website.  Click on the Parish Council LABEL for these, and other Council information.


Documents

Finance & Audit 2017/2018


Huttons Ambo Emergency Plan (HA_CEP_cutdown)

Freedom of Information Publication Scheme (HAPC_publication_scheme)


YOUR COUNCILLORS
 

Andy Dorman (Chair)

I have been a Parish Councillor for some 10 years.  I enjoy being part of the first point of contact for villagers whose democratic rights we represent. 

Philip Barraclough

I was born near Driffield in 1962.

I have a degree in history from the University of Wales. Following university I worked in London for English Heritage for 17 years, working on the protection of archaeological sites and listed buildings.

At the point I was made redundant in 2004 I was managing a team of 40 and was responsible for a budget of over £1 million.

Since that time I have worked as a rare book dealer, being a member of the Antiquarian Booksellers Association.

I have lived in the village since 2005.

I am currently a member of the Annual Show Committee and have just established a parish History Group. I also jointly run the Village Quiz with my wife.

I love Huttons Ambo and I am keen to protect its individual character and landscape.

Simon Lealman

I have been part of Huttons Ambo for the whole of my life and a permanent resident for the last 12 years. The village has changed significantly over this time. My ideal is for parishioners to become more active in bringing their views to the Parish Council. This way we can direct our resources towards influencing decisions and dealing with the matters of real concern. This is why we had a consultation and subsequent plan. I care about Huttons Ambo and want to see it thrive, but acting on your behalf.

Clerk to the Council

Mrs Anne Lealman 

Huttons Ambo Parish Clerk

2 Club Cottages

Huttons Ambo

York

YO60 7HF