Terms & Conditions

Legal Disclaimer

A Parish Council is the first tier of local government and are statutory bodies. They serve electorates, are independently elected. Upper Heyford Parish Council is one of 10,000 parish and town councils in England. Parish Council activities fall into three categories: delivering services to meet local needs, giving the community a voice and representation, and improving the quality of life and community wellbeing.

Terms & Conditions - Understanding the Basics

As a statutory body, the Upper Heyford Parish Council operates within the legal framework to serve the local community. The Terms & Conditions outlined here define the legal boundaries governing the activities and interactions between the council and the community members. It is important to understand that these Terms & Conditions are specific to the functions and nature of the Parish Council, ensuring transparency and accountability in all operations. While these Terms & Conditions provide a basis for the relationship between the council and the community, specific legal advice may be sought for individual concerns or circumstances.

Inclusion in the Terms & Conditions Document

The Terms & Conditions document encompasses various aspects relevant to the functioning of the Parish Council. It outlines regulations regarding community engagement, participation in council activities, use of council facilities, and expectations from both the council and the community. Additionally, it addresses the council's rights and responsibilities, providing a framework for the efficient and fair administration of local governance. For more detailed information, refer to our comprehensive guide on 'Understanding the Parish Council Terms & Conditions'.