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Natland Parish Council is an elected local government body, below Westmorland and Furness Council.
Natland Parish Council is an elected local government body, below Westmorland and Furness Council.
The Council provides a few services directly – maintaining the village green, and the bus shelters – but mostly it represents the interests of Natland to the providers of other services – principally Westmorland and Furness Council for Planning, Highways, and Bus Services among others. It also supports voluntary activities to look after the village environment and sets up occasional working groups to look into current concerns. It is funded by the parish element of the council tax.
The council currently has the maximum of seven councillors and employs a part-time clerk. The contact details of all councillors, the clerk and the District and Councillors for Natland are available by clicking here, and published on the Parish Council noticeboard.
The Parish Council's noticeboard is outside the Village Hall.
Meetings
The Parish Council usually meets on the last Monday of the month at 7.00pm in the Village Hall and all meetings are open to the public. You can read more about our meetings, including minutes of past meetings, and see the Annual Return and Community Infrastructure Reports, by clicking here.
Annual Parish Meeting
This is the opportunity for all parishioners and those interested in the welfare of the village to come and air their views about Natland. You can read more about the APM, including minutes of past meetings, by clicking here.
Planning
Westmorland and Furness Council shows details and progress of planning applications on its website, updated daily. Comments on current planning applications are made by the Parish Council at its monthly meetings but can be also be made by individuals online.
Parish Council Advice/Notices - click here
Website Access Statement - click here