Meet Our Councillors
Councillors are keen to represent the views of residents in Burton Green and University of Warwick and welcome your ideas, comments or concerns. Contact them direct with any concerns you may have or issues you wish to raise with them. View Councillors' Register of Interests here.
Cllr Gerry McColl
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Cllr Alan Marshall
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Cllr Paddy Deeley
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Cllr Andy Gibbs
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02476 461254 Andy takes a lead role on HS2 matters that affect the area and is a member of both the Planning Committee and the Road Safety Working Group. |
Cllr Kyn Aizlewood
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Kyn joined the Parish Council in May 2023 and is a member of the Planning Committe, the South Warwickshire Local Plan Working Group and the Road Safety Working Group. Kyn is also a Green Party Councillor with Warwick District, working on the Climate Change portfolio, Audit and Standards Committee and the Policy Group on South Warwickshire Local Plan. |
Cllr Richard Paine
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07826 926232 Richard is our liaison officer for Westwood Heath Road Development and a member of the Council's South Warwickshire Local Plan Working Group and the Road Safety Working Group. |
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Cllr Peter Larsen
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07974 640028 Pete is a representative for the Burrow Hill Park development including the field and car park. |
Cllr Lucy Hatton
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07738 837017 Lucy provides the lead on issues associated with Burton Green C of E Primary School. |
Cllr Archie Taylor
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02476 463844 Archie takes a lead on road traffic issues through the village and is a member of the Planning Committee. |
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Cllr Warwick Webster
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01926 512823 Warwick has lived on Red Lane for over 23 years, he believes strongly in community and protecting and enhancing the environment. He is the Council's Biodiversity Champion and is also a member of the Planning Committee and the South Warwickshire Local Plan Working Group. |
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Becoming a Councillor
Every four years the Council is dissolved and all Councillors have to be reappointed. At this time anyone who lives in the Parish aged 18 years or over can put himself or herself forward as a potential Councillor. If there are more prospective Councillors than places there is an election. If there are only enough nominees or insufficient there is no election and all are automatically appointed. If during the course of a four-year cycle a Councillor leaves for whatever reason the vacancy will be published and after a due selection process a replacement Councillor will be co-opted. If you would like to know more information about what a Councillor does, these are some informative publications to download on the ‘Policies & Publications’ section of this website.
Every four years the Council is dissolved and all Councillors have to be reappointed. At this time anyone who lives in the Parish aged 18 years or over can put himself or herself forward as a potential Councillor. If there are more prospective Councillors than places there is an election. If there are only enough nominees or insufficient there is no election and all are automatically appointed. If during the course of a four-year cycle a Councillor leaves for whatever reason the vacancy will be published and after a due selection process a replacement Councillor will be co-opted. If you would like to know more information about what a Councillor does, these are some informative publications to download on the ‘Policies & Publications’ section of this website.