Haughley
Parish Council
Parish Council
Parish Council
Haughley Parish Council is an elected body which reflects local views and functions as the first tier of local government.
Parish councils are made up of unpaid councillors who are elected to serve for four years. Parish councils are funded by levying a "precept" collected from within the council tax paid by the residents of the parish.
Haughley Parish has eleven seats filled by Haughley residents who represent the community and have a statutory responsibility for certain aspects of the village.
The Parish Council has a broad range of responsibilities that include:
To find out more information about Haughley please visit the village website at Haughley Village Website
Haughley Parish Council has been made aware of incidents of Anti-Social Behaviour in Haughley, of which the Police and other authorities are aware and with which they are dealing.
HGV Count October 2022 Data
There have been reports of drug dealing at the King George’s Filed, Haughley, in broad daylight during school hours, often near the lay-by on Green Road opposite the School.
Haughley outdoor play areas and equipment
