Harlaston Parish Council

This page was last updated 11/08/2020

The Role of Parish Councils

As a tier of local government, parish councils are elected bodies with limited discretionary powers and rights, laid down by Parliament, to represent their communities and to provide services to them.

Parish councils, as the tier of government that is closest to local communities, have a central role to play in improving local quality of life.  

Details of Harlaston Parish Council, including your local parish Councillors and details of meetings can be found on the Harlaston Parish Council website:

💻   www.harlastonvillage.co.uk



Suggestion box:

There is a new suggestion box next to the village notice board. If anyone in the village has any suggestions, please leave a comment in the box and the Parish Council will discuss it at the next Parish Council meeting.