Your Parish Councillors
There are currently four Parish Councillors sitting on Keresley Parish Council. Use the slider below to see the sitting Councillors and find out more information about them.
| Photo | Name & Position | Contact |
|---|---|---|
 | Tracy Gudgeon Chair | e: CllrTGudgeon@keresley-pc.gov.uk Find out more |
 | John Drwiega | e: CllrJDrwiega@keresley-pc.gov.uk |
 | Tony Middleton | |
 | Najla Omar | e: cllrnomar@keresley-pc.gov.uk |
 | Abiola Sho-Silva Clerk | e: clerk@keresley-pc.gov.uk. |
We currently have Three vacancies for a position on Keresley Parish Council. For further information please read more here or kindly fill the Expression of Interest Form https://forms.gle/tb9m4oFSDK3mkiKz8
Sub-Committees
Within the Keresley Parish Council, there are also a number of sub-committees. Below is a breakdown of which Councillors sit on which Committee. NOTE: Since the 4 May 2023 elections there has been a change of Councillors – membership of sub-committees will be considered in due course
If you would like to contact any of the sub-committees please first address correspondence to our Parish Clerk. Contact information can be found below.
| Sub-Committee | Current Members |
|---|---|
| Finance | Cllr Gudgeon |
| Planning | Cllr Drwiega |
| Community Engagement & Environment | Cllr Omar |
| Personnel | Cllr Gudgeon |
| Coventry Area Committee | Cllr Gudgeon |
Declaration of Pecuniary Interests
The Localism Act of 2011 requires Councillors to declare their ‘pecuniary interests’, as defined by the Act.
The Clerk has copies of these. They have been sent to Coventry City Council’s Monitoring Officer and are also published on the Coventry City Council website.
In addition, if an Agenda item on a Council meeting involves an issue with which they have a pecuniary interest, they must declare that in the meeting.
Links to these declarations below:
Standing Orders
Standing orders are the written rules of a local council. Standing orders are essential to regulate the proceedings of a meeting. A council may also use standing orders to confirm or refer to various internal organisational and administrative arrangements.
The standing orders of a council are not the same as the policies of a council but standing orders may refer to them.
Further detail of Keresley Parish Council’s Standing Orders can be viewed on this corresponding page.