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Unlike the other parished areas, High Hoyland has a parish meeting, rather than a parish council. However, these meetings are still run in a business-like way, focusing on the interests of local people. Regular items on the agenda include highways and footpaths, environmental issues, planning and crime and safety.

The High Hoyland parish area is centred around the village of High Hoyland to the west of Barnsley.

Meetings are held six times per year, roughly every two months, at 8.30pm at the Cherry Tree Inn public house in High Hoyland. Extra meetings are held when the need arises, particularly for issues such as planning applications that need a quick response. Everyone in the village can attend the meetings, ask questions and make comments, if they wish, with any decisions put to a vote. For details of meetings, see the parish notice board or contact the clerk.

Clerk to the Council

Mrs. Joanna Roberts, 3 Church Lane, High Hoyland, Barnsley S75 4BJ
Telephone: (01226) 385030, email: joanna.roberts138@btinternet.com

Names and addresses of parish council members

High Hoyland parish meeting does not have parish councillors. However, the parish meeting Chair is Mr David Roberts of 3 Church Lane, High Hoyland, Barnsley S75 4BJ

Key statistics

Parish precept for 2012/3 - £1,105
Population - 150

The parish meeting does not provide many expensive facilities or activities. However, as an extension of the parish meeting, a separate social group has been created that organises events such as clean-up sessions (litter picking and so on), harvest festivals, carol singing and village Christmas parties, where all the children and OAPs in the village get Christmas presents.

Documents

The following documents are available to download:

Minutes of the High Hoyland Parish Meeting held on 1 November 2010

Minutes of the High Hoyland Parish Meeting held on 13 December 2010

Minutes of the High Hoyland Parish Meeting held on 11 April 2011

Minutes of the High Hoyland Parish Meeting held on 25 July 2011

Minutes of the High Hoyland Parish Meeting held on 19 September 2011

Minutes of the High Hoyland Parish Meeting held on 14 November 2011

Minutes of the High Hoyland Parish Meeting held on 12 December 2011 (Special meeting)

Other information

High Hoyland Definitive Footpath Map

Links to other sites and other contact information

Cherry Tree Inn - Telephone: (01226) 382541

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