Casual Vacancy for a Councillor in the South Moor Ward of Stanley Town Council
/in Council, News /by Alan TubmanAn election has been requested to fill the vacancy for the South Moor Ward of Stanley Town Council. Under the provisions of the Coronavirus Act 2020, the vacancy will be held open until Thursday 6 May 2021. However, this date may be brought forward or deferred by Government depending upon the circumstances. Any Election that […]
Notice of vacancy in the Office of Councillor
/in News /by Alan TubmanStanley (South Moor) Notice is herby given. that due to the resignation of Lewis Christie, a vacancy has arisen in the Office of Councillor for the Parish Council. If by 3 July, 2020 (14 days after the date of this notice) a request for a by-election to fill said vacancy has not been made to: […]
COVID19 – An update from Cllr Les Timbey, Leader, Stanley Town Council
/in News /by Alan TubmanA community isn’t just an area of land – a postcode or village, town, suburb or street. It’s people. It’s goodwill. It’s coming together to achieve a shared goal or offer support in a crisis. It is all of these things and more and in the Stanley area we’re lucky to have such strong bonds […]
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We are the Local Council for Annfield Plain, Bloemfontein, Catchgate, Clough Dene, Craghead, Greencroft, Harelaw, Kip Hill, The Middles, New Kyo, No Place, Oxhill, Quaking Houses, Shield Row, South Moor, Stanley, Tanfield, Tanfield Lea, Tantobie, West Kyo and White-le-Head. With a population of more than 31,000, the Town Council represents one of the largest local council areas in County Durham.
The Council was set up in 2007 to give Stanley people a stronger voice and influence over matters affecting the area. In the current climate where we have a unitary County Council covering a huge area under significant financial pressure from ongoing budget reductions, the need for local representation is greater than ever.
The Council is committed to improving our area, improving the quality of life in all our communities and developing a sense of pride. The Council has the power to raise funds through Council Tax and invest in almost anything that will improve amenities for our residents.
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