Parish News
- Villager Magazine
The Villager is delivered to every household, free of charge and now you can access the flip online version! For over forty years ‘The Villager’… - Road Closures 2024
Local Road Closures 2024 Central Bedfordshire Street work Team inform Caddington Parish Council of local street closures and provides a diversion map. This is for… - M1 junction 10 to 13 – Traffic Management update
Please see the following message from Balfour Beatty, Highways Department. Please find below a traffic management bulletin detailing planned overnight closures for the M1 junction… - Caddington Helping Hands
Be a local hero! Help with Parish events such as the Village Show and the Christmas lights switch-on event. Complete the form here or contact… - Report and track roads and highways problems
Central Bedfordshire Council have a reporting system to make reporting street issues easier, quicker and more accurate. You can report and track highways and environment…
Notices
- Finance and Audit
In compliance with the Local Government Transparency Code for Smaller Authorities, Caddington Parish Council publish the below finance and audit information. For accessibility purposes, all… - Notice of Parish Councillor Vacancy
Please complete the application form by Friday 3rd May 2024. More information about the role of a Parish Councillor can be found here. Any further… - Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Election May 2024
Register to vote in time to have your say in May Residents of Central Bedfordshire will go to the polls on Thursday 2 May to… - Community Safety Partnership Survey
Central Bedfordshire Council's Community Safety Team, who are part of Central Bedfordshire’s Community Safety Partnership (CSP) are keen to hear the views of as many… - Primary Care Resident Listening Events
The Communications Team Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Health and Care Partnership are holding several events to hear residents views on primary care transformation and how…
Upcoming Events
Parish Council Meetings
Please visit the ‘Events’ section of the website for details on Caddington Parish Council meetings.
Meetings are usually public events, although public participation is at the discretion of the chairman.
A typical Parish Council agenda will include sections at the start and at the conclusion of the meeting to allow members of the public to speak; time allowed to speak will normally be limited.
We may sometimes invite members of the public to speak during a meeting when a relevant agenda item is reached, and may allow them to speak for more than the regulation three minutes.
However, it is important to note that such concessions are entirely at the discretion of the chairman and not an automatic right.
