Town Council

Ramsey Town Council consists of seventeen elected volunteers and is here to represent the interests of the residents of the Town and outlying Ramsey villages. The Council has an elected Mayor who chairs the meetings and a Deputy Mayor. More detail about Councillors, committees and staff can be found on the Council website.

The Town Council is responsible for local cemeteries, including the closed churchyard and mortuary chapel. They manage the two main parks within Ramsey and maintain play equipment across the Parish of Ramsey. The Council are also responsible for the allotments, Church Green, the war memorial and pond, and the Fellowes clock in Great Whyte.

Ramsey Town Council works closely with other tiers of Local Government, such as Cambridgeshire County Council who are responsible for highways, street lighting and social care; and Huntingdonshire District Council who are responsible for planning, council tax, housing, and refuse collections. If you are unsure as to who to speak to Town Council staff will help.

The Council meets for a “Full” meeting on the second Thursday of each month, usually followed two weeks later by a shorter meeting to discuss planning applications, as required. Both meetings are open to members of the public, starting at 7pm.

Town Clerk – Lisa Renfree

11 Great Whyte, Ramsey

PE26 1HG

01487 814957

ramseytc@ramseytowncouncil.org.uk

https://ramseytowncouncil.gov.uk/