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Role of Penn Parish Council This is the third of the three bodies responsible for local government. However the other levels of council, District and County are increasingly required to consult the Parish Council, which has a completely independent voice. As the grass roots representative, we have an important role in advising and often initiating action across the whole spectrum of local government activities. Our Annual Report details our particular activities and responsibilities, many of them deriving from the Parish Council’s role as trustee or owner of the four commons, several ponds, recreation ground, play areas and allotments. We also appoint members to wider committees dealing with highways and police affairs, to local village halls and to the local school at Penn Street. Parish documents will be published in the traditional way. but can also be viewed online. Click HERE (DOWNLOAD SECTION) |
Penn Parish Council - Annual Report 2008/2009 
Freedom of Information Minutes of the main meetings are available from Meetings page of this site. Additional records areavailable via the Parish Clerk. Click HERE to email in the first instance |
Penn Parish planning applications
Volunteers are being sought to help in clearing Widmer Pond. A date has been set for Saturday 20th March @ 10am. If you require more information please contact Miles Green on 01494 815589 Thames Valley police NHPT Newsletter
To view newsletter click HERE nutes Parish Council Meeting
The next full Parish Council Meeting was held at Church Hall, Penn, Thursday 21-10-10 at 8PM Click HERE to view minutes of meetingn |