About Burton Green Parish Council

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Introducing your Parish Council

The Parish Council is the first tier of local government, layered above it are Warwick District Council and Warwickshire County Council.

The Council, if fully constituted, would be made up of 11 Councillors, 7 from Burton Green and 4 from the University. However, following the election and subsequent co-option of two new Cllrs, the Parish Council now has 7 Cllrs from Burton Green and one from the University, leaving it three Cllrs short to represent the University of Warwick.

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About the local area

Burton Green is a small but vibrant rural village in Warwickshire, which consists of a small network of main road surrounded by mainly farmland and greenery. The village has a thriving community with a Village Hall, a local Primary School and a pub called ‘Hickory Smokehouse’. The University of Warwick is an internationally renowned place of education serving in excess of 6000 students and 120 residents who live on site.

So how often does the Parish Council meet?

There are ten Parish Council meetings per year, plus the Annual Parish meeting of the electorate – the Agendas and minutes of which are all available to read on this website.
Meetings are normally held on the third Monday of every month, at 7.30pm in Burton Green Village Hall.
Representatives of the District and County Councils usually attend the meetings, and members of the public are always welcome.
A key topic at the moment is the Neighbourhood Plan.