Welcome to Davenham Parish Council
Welcome to the website for Davenham Parish Council. The website will be regularly updated with important news and Minutes from the Parish Council meetings.
Chair's Reports
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Neighbourhood Plan
Please click on our Neighbourhood Plan tab (to the right of this page) for full information on the Neighbourhood Plan.
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Parish Councillors
Chair: Cllr Ian Ryder
Vice Chair: Cllr Trevor Tutt
Parish Councillors: Cllr Andrew Hudson, Cllr David Ravenscroft, Cllr Paul Spare, Cllr Paul Lee, Cllr Ruth Wood, Cllr Graham Aitken
Parish Clerk: Elaine Hamlett
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Please click on the documents below to download a full list of contacts and for a Register of Interests.
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DPC Code of Conduct
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Our aim:
“You can please some of the people some of the time, all of the people some of the time, some of the people all of the time but you can never please all of the people all of the time.”
Abraham Lincoln
Our aim is to please most of the people most of the time.
Our Role & Responsibilities
The Council's key role is to represent the interests of local residents and to lobby authorities such as the Cheshire West and Chester Council. As a democratically elected body, the Council's voice is always listened to.
In this Parish we are responsible for developing and maintaining the various playing fields we own and making sure that planning applications are consistent with the character of the area. We monitor the state of public footpaths and the general natural environment ensuring that litter is properly dealt with, and are often the first port of call for community groups and initiatives asking for support in financial or advisory matters.
If you have a non-urgent policing matter, please ring 101 and our local PCSO will investigate.
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