Chipping Norton Town Council
Chipping Norton Town Council have sixteen Town Councillors one of them being the Town Mayor. The Town Mayor is elected annually by the Town Councillors. Town Councillors are in post for a four year term.
Chipping Norton Town Council are responsible for the Town Hall, the War Memorial, the Closed Churchyard at St. Marys Church, Church Street, the Worcester Road Cemetery, four recreation grounds in the town at the moment, Pool Meadow, Greystones recreation grounds, litter bins and grit bins in the town.
The Town Council have the following committee meetings to cover the areas which they are responsible for.
Finance & Resources
Community
Strategic Planning
A Town Council meeting is held on every third Monday of every other month at 7.15 pm in the Council Chamber, the Town Hall. Anybody wishing to attend the meetings are welcome to sit at the back of the room to listen, they will not be able to take part in discussion at the meeting.
Residents may speak, about a matter on the agenda, at a Council meeting during the Public Participation session. It is helpful if the resident lets the Town Clerk know in advance of the meeting that they wish to speak. The Mayor will determine how many people may speak under Public Participation on the agenda.