Councillors represent the electors in their Parish Ward.   

They are accessible to residents to listen to their concerns and to deal with them or to pass them for action to the appropriate authorities directly or via the Parish Clerk.

Chairman

David Ryding                           David.Ryding@bacton-pc.gov.uk

Vice Chair person

Vanessa Kingsley                     Vanessa.Kingsley@bacton-pc.gov.uk

Councillors:

Deana Bird                              Deana.Bird@bacton-pc.gov.uk

Matt Bryant                             Matt.Bryant@bacton-pc.gov.uk

Jill Dowsett                              Jill.Dowsett@bacton-pc.gov.uk

Martin Head                            Martin.Head@bacton-pc.gov.uk

John Kingsley                           John.Kingsley@bacton-pc.gov.uk      

Graham MacAusland              Graham.MacAusland@bacton-pc.gov.uk

Gail Wigglesworth                   Gail.Wigglesworth@bacton-pc.gov.uk

 

 

Councillors responsibilities:

Asset management:                            John Kinglsey

Cemetery:                                           David Ryding, Martin Head and Gail                                                                   Wigglesworth

Community engagement:                   David Ryding, Matt Bryant and two                                                                    villagers

Community Infrastructure Levy:         David Ryding, Vanessa Kingsley and                                                                 Jill Dowsett

Greens/open spaces:                          Graham MacAusland and John                                                                          Kingsley

Neighbourhood Plan:                          David Ryding, Jill Dowsett, Martin                                                                      Head, Vanessa Kingsley and Gail                                                                      Wigglesworth

Road/pedestrian safety:                     Martin Head and Graham MacAusland

Village Hall Representative:                Deana Bird

 

Register of Members' Interests

Members of the Council are required to act in an impartial and disinterested manner when dealing with council business and must register certain interests, such as jobs, businesses and property, that could create a conflict of interest. The register of members' interests is available by clicking on the following link -   https://baberghmidsuffolk.moderngov.co.uk/mgParishCouncilDetails.aspx?ID=408&LS=3