Summary

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You are represented by five individuals nationally and locally – plus, of course, Hatley Parish Council at the most local level.

Nationally

Locally

Member of Parliament

Anthony Browne (Conservative) is the MP for our South Cambridgeshire seat. He was elected on 12th December 2019.

Anthony can be contacted through:

Anthony Browne
South Cambridgeshire Conservative Association
Broadway House
149-151 St Neots Road
Hardwick
CB23 7QJ

Tel  01223 603 677
E-mail  anthony.browne.mp@parliament.uk
Facebook  facebook.com/anthonybrowneMP
Twitter  twitter.com/ab4scambs
Website  www.anthonybrowne.org
Local association website  www.scambsconservatives.org.uk

The result of the election can found be found here and on the South Cambs website. Detailed historic information about the South Cambridgeshire seat is on this Wikipedia page.

The next general election is likely to be in 2023 or 2024 and possibly fought on new boundaries – the 2019 election was contested on the 2010 election boundaries.

The Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority

Nik Johnson is the mayor. He was elected on 8th May 2021.

The mayor is not a ceremonial position, but rather that of a chief executive.  The incumbent’s job is to work on the strategic issues crossing individual council borders within Cambridgeshire and Peterborough – notably our housing, travel and infrastructure needs as part of the devolution process which puts local decisions in the hands of local people rather than central government.

Although being mayor is not a political role, Nik was elected on the Labour ticket on 6th May 2021, replacing James Palmer (Conservative) who was the County’s first mayor (2017-2021).

Nik can be contacted through:

Nik Johnson
The Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority
Mayor’s Office
72 Market Street
Ely
CB7 4LS

Tel  01480 277 180
E-mail  https://cambridgeshirepeterborough-ca.gov.uk/contact-us/
Facebook  facebook.com/CambsPboroCA
Twitter  twitter.com/CambsPboroCA
Website  www.cambridgeshirepeterborough-ca.gov.uk/who-we-are/mayor/

Elections for Mayors are held every four years.  The last election was on 6th May 2021 – the next will be in May 2025.

Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire

Darryl Preston is the police and crime commissioner. He was elected on 8th May 2021.

The PCC is responsible for an efficient and effective police service in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough by setting police and crime objectives, the police budget and issuing crime and disorder reduction grants through his police and crime plan.  He also holds the chief constable to account, making him answerable to the public.

The office replaced the Cambridgeshire Police Authority.

While the role of PCC is non-political, Darryl was elected on the Conservative ticket.  He succeeds Sir Graham Bright (Conservative), the first incumbent in the post (2012-2016) and Jason Ablewhite (Conservative) (2016-2019); Ray Bisby was acting PCC (2019-2021).

Darryl can be contacted through:

Darryl Preston
Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
PO Box 688
Huntingdon
PE29 9LA

Tel  0300 333 3456
E-mail  cambs-pcc@cambs.pnn.police.uk
Facebook  facebook.com/CambsPCC
Twitter  twitter.com/PCCCambs
Website  www.cambridgeshire-pcc.gov.uk

Elections for Police and Crime Commissioners are normally held every four years.  The last election was on 6th May 2021 (delayed by 12 months because of Covid-19); the next (after a three year gap) will be in 2024.

County Councillor

We are represented by one County Councillor:

Sebastian Kindersley
The Manor Barn
East Hatley
Cambridgeshire
SG19 3JA

Tel  01767 651 982
Mobile  07710 467 258
E-mail  skindersley@hotmail.com
Twitter  twitter.com/SebKindersley
Website  www.sebastiankindersley.mycouncillor.org.uk
Local party website  www.sclibdems.org.uk

Hatley is one of 16 villages in the Gamlingay division of the County Council, with one seat representing the parishes of Hatley (Hatley St George and East Hatley), Arrington, Barrington, Croydon, Gamlingay, Guilden Morden, Litlington, Odsey, Orwell, Shingay-cum-Wendy, Steeple Morden, Tadlow and Wimpole.

Elections for County Councillors are held every four years.  The last election was on 6th May 2021 – the next will be in May 2025.

District Councillor

We are represented by one District Councillor:

Heather Williams
South Cambs Hall
South Cambridgeshire District Council
Cambourne Business Park
Cambourne
CB23 6EA

Tel  07885 774 775
E-mail  cllr.williamsh@scambs.gov.uk
Facebook  facebook.com/cllr.h.williams
Twitter  twitter.com/cllr_h_williams
Website  https://cllrheatherwilliams.co.uk
Local association website  www.scambsconservatives.org.uk

Hatley is one of 11 villages in The Mordens ward of South Cambridgeshire District Council, with one seat representing the parishes of Hatley (Hatley St George and East Hatley), Abington Pigotts, Arrington, Croydon, Guilden Morden, Steeple Morden and Tadlow.

Elections for District Councillors are held every four years. The last election was on 5th May 2022 – the next will be in May 2026.

Hatley Parish Council

The Parish Council has five elected members plus a clerk:

Micky Astor, Chairman
Alan Pinney, Vice-Chairman
Carole Cooper
Paul Kraus
Harold Nickerson
Kim Wilde, Clerk – parishclerk@hatley.info.

Their contact details are on our Hatley Parish Council page.

Elections for Parish Councillors are held every four years. The last election was on 3rd May 2018 – there would have been one on 5th May 2022, but as there were only four candidates, they were automatically elected; Paul Kraus was co-opted onto the council at its meeting on 18th October 2022.

Useful links

UK parliamentary websites

Local council websites

National party websites

European parliamentary websites

Page checked / updated 28th October 2022.▲