The Council comprises a maximum of 11 elected or co-opted parishioners. The Parish Clerk is a part-time paid employee, but the Councillors are unpaid, and provide their time voluntarily. The Council manages public facilities on behalf of the village, such as street lighting, grass mowing, allotments, play areas, public seats and footpaths.
The Council's duties are defined by law and it obtains its funds by setting a yearly precept to be included within the council tax collected by West Northamptonshire Council.
The Parish Council meets in the Village Hall at 19.15 on the first Tuesday of every month. The agenda and minutes of each meeting are posted on the notice board next to the Old Post Office in the High Street and also on this website.
Members of the public are welcome to attend meetings and to participate during the public open session. Any formal enquiries should be addressed to the Parish Clerk - clerk@yardleygobionparishcouncil.gov.uk
