There is currently one vacancy for a community councillor in Tealing. If you are a resident aged over 16 years and listed on Angus Council's electoral register, you may be eligible to be co-opted on to the Community Council. For more information or to express interest, please contact either the Chairman or Secretary (contact details below).
What | Tealing Community Council (TCC) |
Where | Tealing Small Hall (behind the stage) |
When | Bi-monthly on Wednesday evening from 6.30pm - 8.30pm. The meeting schedule for 2012 is:
2012
18 Jan Agenda Minute of the Meeting
27 March
16 May
15 August
17 October (also the AGM)
5 December
2011 Meetings 19 January Agenda Minute of the Oct 2010 meeting
23 March Agenda Minute of the Jan 2011 meeting
18 May Agenda Minute of the March 2011 meeting
17 August Agenda Minute of the May 2011 meeting Minute 29 September Minutes
19 October (AGM) Agenda
19 Oct (Ordinary Meeting) Agenda Minutes
07 December Agenda
2010 Meetings TCC encourages all local residents to participate in their meetings and to be active for the benefit and improvement of our village. Formal items for the agenda must be sent to the Secretary one week before meetings. |
List of Community Councillors | Talk to any Community Council member about your views on local matters. Keep them informed so that they can properly represent you. They are:
Graeme Reoch (Chairman) Tel 380571
NIcki Donaldson (Secretary) Tel 380222
Kay Dennis (Treasurer) Tel 380668
Alex Henderson Tel 380215
Sandra Burke (website and newsletter editor) Tel 380437
Janet Stewart Tel 380382
Bob Taylor Tel 380306
Lindsay Hay Tel 380203 |
Who can attend | All meetings are held in public. Everyone is very welcome - please come along. |
Email contacts | Graeme Reoch(Chairman) Tel 01382 380571, Email graemereoch@tiscali.co.uk and NIcki Donaldson(Secretary) Email nands.donaldson@btinternet.com |
Other Information | The general purpose of Community Councils is to get to know, co-ordinate and express the views of the area they represent to local authorities and other public bodies. The objective was to ensure there could be input from the "grassroots". Arrangements are made by Angus Council for consultation on planning applications. All community councils are sent a weekly list of new planning applications. Community Councils were introduced in 1975 when local government was reformed. |