Beyton Parish Council

Beyton Parish Council is an elected body whose primary function is to ensure that the Parish is efficiently and economically run. The Parish Council is funded by levying a "precept" collected from within the Council tax paid by the residents of the parish.    

Parish, Town and Community Councils are the most direct form of democracy in England and Wales, being the first tier of local government.

Parish Councils are made up of Councillors who give their time freely and are elected to serve for four years; Beyton Parish Council has seven seats all of which are filled by Beyton residents who represent the community and have a statutory responsibility for certain aspects of the village.

 

Parish Council Meeting 6th October 2026 - Speeding Traffic

The Parish Council, at its meeting on Tuesday 6th October will be discussing the speed of traffic through the village and what measures can be put in place to reduce this.  If you have any concerns please attend our meeting in The Vestry at 7.30pm.  The Clerk and our County Councillor have asked if a Highway's Officer from Suffolk County Council can attend the meeting  to advise the Council on what measures can be undertaken.