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  • The next Meeting of the Parish Council will take place at 7.30 pm on Monday 5th of June 2023 in the Main Hall of the Whiteway Centre. This will be preceeded by a meeting of the Planning Consultative Panel. All are welcome to attend both meetings. See meeting minutes and agendas here.
  • OUTCOME OF THE 2023 ELECTION OF PARISH COUNCILLORS. Six valid nominations were accepted by the Returning Officer for the election of nine Rottingdean Parish Councillors. The election was therefore uncontested, and the six Councillors nominated are duly elected and will take up office on Tuesday 9 May 2023. Existing Councillors will remain in office until that date.  See the Statement of Persons Nominated and the  Notice of Uncontested Election.
  • Budget and Precept for 2023/24. Every year, the Parish Council has to set a budget to cover the cost of its work and administration. The budget is funded by the precept . At the Council meetings in December and February the Council agreed the budget for 2020/24 and decided not to increase the precept. See the details here.
  • Temporary Closure Of Park Road Toilets. Work has now begun to refurbish the public toilets on Park Road. This major refurbishment is a joint project between the Parish Council and Brighton and Hove City Council. It is expected that the toilets will remain closed until early summer. 
  • St Aubyns. See the latest news on St Aubyns Field here
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Rottingdean Parish Council 

Rottingdean is the only Parish Council  within the Brighton and Hove City Council Area 

Electors within the area of Rottingdean Parish elect 9 Councillors on the same 4 year timetable that applies to the City Council. The next election is due in May 2023. Only if 9 people put there names forward is there an election put to a vote. 

None of your Parish Councillors take a salary. They meet monthly, normally in the Whiteway Centre, and all residents are welcome to attend these meetings. The agenda for these meetings is published at least 3 working days in advance and placed on the Parish Council notice board on the High Street side of the Reading Room and also here 

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The Parish Council closely monitors proposals that affect the Village and seeks to influence decisions when necessary. Our planning consultative panel considers every planning application in the Parish, whilst our Beacon Hill Working Group works to develop and improve our nature reserve.

Rottingdean Council is funded by a small amount added to the Council tax (the Council tax precept) that is agreed in April each year. Funds are used to improve to the Village environment and make grants and donations to initatives which benefit the Community. Our grant application form and guidance can be found here

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The Parish Council has a number of Advisory Groups that consider the detail of proposals and make recomendations to the full Parish Council to consider. See more here

First created in November 2010, this website is regularly updated and new ideas for content are often added. As well as providing public information, the Parish Council wishes to hear your feedback, ideas and comments, so please e-mail your views direct to us at enquiries@rottingdean-pc.gov.uk 

The current Rottingdean Parish Councillors are:

Clerk to the Parish Council:  Chris Hayes

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Contact Us

Email:

Council Clerk: Chris Hayes
or
enquiries@rottingdean-pc.gov.uk

Address:

Parish Council Clerk
Rottingdean Parish Council,
The Gables,
6 Dean Road,
Rottingdean, BN2 7DH

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