Welcome to our website

Badingham Parish Council is one of over 8,000 councils in England. Most parish councils were established in 1894 by an Act of Parliament. This created the civil parish, separating it from the church after a long history of delivering local services such as care for the poor, maintenance of roads and collecting taxes. Local councils are public bodies. They are the first tier of government – the closest tier to the people and embedded within their communities. They have extensive statutory powers that they have discretion to use and are subject to procedures that govern those procedures.

The diversity of parish councils is their strength. Each can make a unique response to the needs of their community with a sensitivity that is more difficult for more remote organisations.

This site allows you to look at information concerning Badingham Parish Council. It replaces the Parish Council page on the Badingham Village Website. 

Go to the the Badingham Village Website for information on the village, news and events, local services and businesses, churches, and the Village Hall booking.