Parish News
- Meet your Caddington Central Bedfordshire Ward Councillors
If you have any questions or concerns regarding Central Beds Council responsibilities, eg Transport, Roads and Parking, Fly Tipping and Bin Collections, Planning applications... Read More - Report and track roads and highways problems
Central Bedfordshire Council have a new reporting system to make reporting street issues easier, quicker and more accurate. You can now report and track... Read More - Advice Central
Advice Central is a central access point for telephone advice only available to residents of Central Bedfordshire. This is a service fully funded by... Read More - Caddington Woods Housing Applications
Caddington Woods is a residential development of 325 dwellings, a play area and community hub. Redrow are providing a range of high-quality houses for... Read More - Allotment vacancies
Allotments Available Would you like to grow your own fruit & vegetables? We have a number of vacant plots on Caddington Allotment Gardens for... Read More
Notices
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Community Grants
Caddington Parish Council welcomes grant applications from Voluntary & Community groups & Organisations for expenditure that will, in the opinion of the Council, bring... Read More -
Villager and Organisation of the year
It has been traditional in Caddington to nominate a villager and organisation of the year. This is a person or organisation which has consistently... Read More -
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,... Read More -
Caddington Slip End Neighbourhood Plan
To view the Caddington Slip End Neighbourhood Plan, please click on below link: Caddington Slip End Neighbourhood Plan Read More -
Press and Media Policy
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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.