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Next Parish Council Meeting

The next Parish Council Meeting will be held on Tue 25th November, 2025 at 7:30 PM

The Parish Council normally meets every month (with the exception of August and December when there are no meetings) on the second Tuesday with a start time of 7:30pm at Cleeve Village Hall.

All Council meetings are open to the public, although the public may be asked to leave when confidential business such as appointment of staff is being discussed.

There is a short period near the beginning of the every Council meeting where members of the public can make statements or ask questions.

Link to: The Council

About Cleeve

Cleeve is a village and civil parish in the ceremonial county of Somerset, England.

It is situated within the unitary authority of North Somerset, 9 miles (14km) southwest of Bristol, and has a population of 902 (2011 Census).

Link to: Councillors

Councillors

A parish councillor is an elected representative who volunteers to serve the local community and make decisions that affect their parish. Our Councillors page has profiles for all councillors currently serving Cleeve Parish Council

Link to: News

Notices

Our notices page has information about the latest happenings in Cleeve, the local area and further afield. We also have notices relating to the Parish Council itself, what we do and what is planned.

Welcome to Cleeve Parish Council

Cleeve Parish Council has up to seven Councillors who are elected every four years at General Council Elections. The next election will be in May 2027. Councillors are not paid for their services but may receive travelling expenses for attending meetings or activities outside the parish. Each May, at the Annual Parish Council Meeting, the Councillors elect one member to be the Chairman of Council for the forthcoming year. The Council is obliged to have a person, to be its Proper Officer – called the Clerk to the Council or Parish Clerk. It is also required to appoint a person to be responsible for the finances of the Council – the Responsible Finance Officer (RFO). For Cleeve both the Proper Officer and RFO is the Parish Clerk.

The Parish Council elects its own Chairman, and a Vice-Chairman, currently every May.

The Parish Council currently does not have sub committees and therefore decisions are made by all Councillors in attendance at the monthly ordinary meetings. Click here to see a list of responsibilities as representatives at external meetings.

Upcoming Meetings & Events

Council News

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Police Update

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Useful Local Links

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