General Information
Sebergham and Welton Parish Council holds 6 parish council meetings each year. In addition, it also holds an ‘Annual General Meeting' and an ‘Annual Parish Meeting’. Meetings usually take place in Welton village hall. For more details see 'Future Meetings'

Members of the public are entitled to attend meetings of the council and observe the business taking place but are not allowed to take part in any debate. However, at each parish council meeting, time is allocated for 'Public Participation' at which point the meeting is adjourned and members of the public can speak on issues that concern them.

Parish Councillors
The parish council is made up of eight elected councillors. For more details see the 'Parish Councillors' page.
The council employs a clerk, who together with the chairman, is responsible for the 'day to day' running of the council. Any correspondence relating to the parish council should be directed to the clerk. See 'Contact Us'.

Parish Council Elections
Elections for the membership of the Parish Council take place every four years. As only six nominations were received to fill the eight council seats at the election on the 5th May 2011, all six will automatically serve as Councillors without an election being held.

Parish Notice Boards
The parish council maintains two notice boards within the parish on which official notices are displayed. They are located in Churchtown, Sebergham and in the centre of Welton village.
Parish notice boards can also be used by members of the public to advertise other local events. Users are kindly requested to remove notices and posters once the event has taken place.