Parish News
- 2023 Review of Parliamentary constituencies
The Boundary Commission for England is the independent organisation responsible for reviewing Parliamentary constituency boundaries in England (see below for other parts of the... Read More - Footpath No. A16 Temporary closure
Central Bedfordshire Council have advised temporary closure of Caddington Footpath No. A16 to enable major drainage and surfacing works to take place. Closure ends 9... 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 - 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 - 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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Luton Road Brick Bus Shelter
As local Highway Authority, Central Bedfordshire Council will be undertaking works to the brick bus shelter on Luton Road to improve visibility for pedestrians... Read More -
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
Upcoming Events
Parish Council Meetings
Caddington Parish Council meetings are held at the Caddington Sports and Social Club
Manor Road LU1 4HH on the second Monday of every month with the exception of August.
Please visit the ‘Calendar’ section of the website for details of agendas and minutes, including previous 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.
Members of the public are reminded that the Parish Council CAN NOT take decisions on matters which were not included on the agenda previously published. If you raise a matter which was not on the agenda, it can only be considered for discussion at a future meeting and can not be voted upon immediately.