Have Your Say At The Annual Beverley Town Council Meeting

Mayor of Beverley Cllr Robert Begnett says that the Annual Town Meeting is a great opportunity for residents of Beverley to raise their issues that are important to them.

Taking place on Tuesday 7 March from 6.30PM at East Riding College Flemingate Campus, residents within the local parish will have their chance to quiz and suggest ideas to local Councillors.

Commenting on the meeting, Cllr Begnett said;

“This is an excellent opportunity for Beverley residents to raise issues that are important to them.”

“This is a forum to bring forth comments, suggestions and ideas regarding wider issues in the town and to see how everyone can work together in a positive way that will benefit the future of Beverley.”

“Please bring along your suggestions and ideas for making our town a better place to live and to visit.”

A spokes person for the council added;

“Only those on the electoral role within the parish of Beverley are allowed to speak – the parish councils of Molescroft and Woodmansey also hold their own Annual Parish Meetings for residents from those areas to discuss matters pertinent to their locality.”

“Officers of Beverley Town Council will be present to take the minutes of the meeting and make a note of actions required.”

“Any issues raised will be discussed by Beverley Town Council at future meetings – it may be that the Town Council itself could investigate some of comments, or it could be that East Riding of Yorkshire Council is better placed to deal with them, depending on their nature.”

If you want to attend the meeting, but are unsure in which parish you live, please contact
Beverley Town Council (01482 874096 or email clerk@beverley gov.uk) to see if you are
eligible to speak.