Members of East Clandon Parish Council

About your East Clandon Parish Council (ECPC)

We serve this rural village community of East Clandon, within Guildford Borough.
The Role of your ECPC

  • To give our villagers a say at the local level on issues that affect them and to represent our village’s interests to Guildford Borough Council and Surrey County Council. Council members of both GBC and SCC attend our regular parish council meetings.
  • We are responsible for maintaining the village open spaces and facilities owned by the ECPC.
  • We have a right to be notified of all planning applications within our Parish boundary and we are consulted by GBC. This means that the Parish Council has influence on strategic planning issues and a range of other matters affecting our community.
  • We also help facilitate and build our village community alongside other village organisations.
    Funding for the work of the ECPC comes in the main from the precept from GBC. The precept is a percentage of the Council Tax.

The Portfolio of Roles within the Parish Council

Parish Clerk: Linda Koszo
All initial contacts and correspondence should be directed to the Parish Clerk, please.
Contact»

Tel: 07859 400 307
Email: parishclerk@eastclandon-pc.gov.uk


Chair: Sibylla Tindale
Leads on Finance, Budget setting, Fundraising, Communication.

2021-Reg of Interests – Tindale
Email: sibylla.tindale@eastclandon-pc.gov.uk


Vice Chair: James Eves
Leads on Recreation ground/ Open Spaces/ Gardens.

2021-Reg of Interests – Eves
Email: james.eves@eastclandon-pc.gov.uk


Al Mundy
Lead on IT provision, Data Protection.

2021-Reg of Interests – Mundy
Email: al.mundy@eastclandon-pc.gov.uk


John Mairs
Email: john.mairs@eastclandon-pc.gov.uk


David Elson
Lead on Projects.

Register of Interests – David Elson – 2023
Email: david.elson@eastclandon-pc.gov.uk


Greg Ganjou
Lead on Planning.

2021-Reg of Interests – Ganjou
Email: greg.ganjou@eastclandon-pc.gov.uk


Becoming a Parish Councillor

Being a Parish Councillor is rewarding and is a public service to the village. Councillors have a duty to represent the needs and interests of the village residents. All Councillors contribute to the work of the Parish Council by:

  • Recommending ideas and implementing better services
  • Responding to the needs and views of the villagers
  • Seeking the best outcome to meet local issues

Decisions are taken in discussion and agreement at the ECPC meetings to achieve the best outcome for the village. The meetings are minuted and are available on this website.