Welcome to the Myddle,Broughton and Harmer Hill Parish Council Website
MYDDLE, BROUGHTON & HARMER HILL PARISH COUNCIL
THE NEXT MEETING OF THE
PARISH COUNCIL
WILL BE AN
ONLINE VIRTUAL MEETING
ON
WEDNESDAY JUNE 24TH. 2020
AT 7.30pm.
IF YOU HAVE ISSUES YOU WISH TO BE CONSIDERED BY MEMBERS PLEASE CONTACT THE PARISH CLERK BY EMAIL OR TELEPHONE HIM BEFORE JUNE 21ST.
myddlebroughtonclerk@talktalk.net or 01743 236810
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC
CAN GAIN COMPUTER ACCESS TO THE MEETING
BUT WILL NEED TO CONTACT THE CHAIRMAN
BY EMAIL ON JUNE 24TH. FOR THE DETAILS AT colin@ruck.me.uk
MYDDLE, BROUGHTON & HARMER HILL PARISH COUNCIL
THE NEXT MEETING OF THE
PARISH COUNCIL
WILL BE AN
ONLINE VIRTUAL MEETING
ON
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6TH. 2021
at 7.30pm.
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING YOU WISH TO HAVE CONSIDERED BY MEMBERS PLEASE CONTACT THE PARISH CLERK BEFORE DECEMBER 31ST..
BY EMAIL OR TELEPHONE
AT
myddlebroughtonclerk@talktalk.net or on
01743 236810
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC
CAN GAIN COMPUTER ACCESS TO THE MEETING
BUT WILL NEED TO CONTACT
THE CLERK OR CHAIRMAN BY EMAIL ON
JANUARY 4TH. FOR DETAILS.
MYDDLE, BROUGHTON & HARMER HILL PARISH COUNCIL
THE NEXT MEETING OF THE
PARISH COUNCIL
WILL BE AN
ONLINE VIRTUAL MEETING
ON
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3RD 2021
at 7.30pm.
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING YOU WISH TO HAVE CONSIDERED BY MEMBERS PLEASE CONTACT THE PARISH CLERK BEFORE FEBRUARY 26TH
BY EMAIL OR TELEPHONE
AT
myddlebroughtonclerk@talktalk.net or on
01743 236810
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC
CAN GAIN COMPUTER ACCESS TO THE MEETING
BUT WILL NEED TO CONTACT
THE CLERK OR CHAIRMAN BY EMAIL ON
MARCH 1ST FOR DETAILS.
MYDDLE, BROUGHTON & HARMER HILL PARISH COUNCIL
THE NEXT MEETING
OF THE COUNCIL
WILL BE HELD IN
HARMER HILL VILLAGE HALL
ON
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 3rd. 2021
at 7.30pm.
MYDDLE, BROUGHTON & HARMER HILL PARISH COUNCIL
MYDDLE, BROUGHTON & HARMER HILL PARISH COUNCIL
The Parish Clerk, 6, Primrose Drive Shrewsbury SY3 7TP
Email: myddlebroughtonclek@talktalk.net
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNTS 2025- 2026
ANNUAL AUDIT
Copies of the documents which have been assessed locally have been forwarded for verification to the PKF Littlejohn, The External Auditor, based in London for verification.
Copies of the documents can be obtained on request and payment of a £10.00 fee from the Parish Clerk from 28th. June to 8th. August.
A vacancy has arisen for the post of Parish Clerk and Resposible Financial Officer (Part Time) for Myddle, Broughton and Harmer Hill Parish Council.
Myddle, Broughton and Harmer Hill Parish Council
Vacancy for Parish Clerk and Responsible Financial Officer (RFO)
A vacancy has arisen for the position of a Parish Clerk and Responsible Financial Officer (RFO) at Myddle, Broughton and Harmer Hill Parish Council due to the resignation of the outgoing Clerk.
You will be an employee of Myddle, Broughton and Harmer Hill Parish Council.
Location: Primarily home-based (for which an allowance will be paid)
The position is 11 hours per week, mostly from home; therefore, reliable internet access is required. You must be able to attend a minimum of 6 evening meetings of the Parish Council over the year, although additional meetings may be held if urgent matters arise. A laptop will be provided; you must be competent with Microsoft Office. You must have good communication skills, written and verbal, as you will have frequent engagement with council colleagues, the public and outside bodies.
Your role will include preparing agendas for meetings, recording minutes, dealing with correspondence (emails), drafting council documents and keeping the website updated. You will also be responsible for maintaining accounts, liaising with the Council's payroll provider (re PAYE), preparing and overseeing a budget, as well as managing the Environment and Maintenance Contractors.
The Clerk's role is a key enabler for the parish council in supporting the community. The role also involves ensuring the Parish Council follows appropriate procedures and acts within its powers.
A background in Local Government is useful, but full training will be available to the successful candidate. The successful candidate should be willing to undertake ongoing professional development and study towards the Certificate in Local Council Administration (CiLCA) if not already held.
If you are organised, community-focused and eager to contribute, we invite you to apply and attach your CV.
Closing date for applications: Monday 24th August 2026
Interview Date: Date in early October to be arranged
Salary: LC1 SCP 15-18 (£15.56 - £16.35 per hour) (£30,024-£31,537(pro rata) in line with published current NJC rates, dependent on experience and qualifications. The salary will be paid monthly, including travel expenses at 55p per mile for the first 10,000 miles. As you will be working mostly from home, a good internet connection will be required. A tax-free allowance of £26 per month (£312 per annum) will be paid for this.
For further details and the application form, please contact clerk@myddleandbroughton-pc.gov.uk
A vacancy has arisen for the position of a Parish Clerk and Responsible Financial Officer (RFO) at Myddle, Broughton and Harmer Hill Parish Council due to the resignation of the outgoing Clerk.
You will be an employee of Myddle, Broughton and Harmer Hill Parish Council.
Location: Primarily home-based (for which an allowance will be paid)
The position is 11 hours per week, mostly from home; therefore, reliable internet access is required. You must be able to attend a minimum of 6 evening meetings of the Parish Council over the year, although additional meetings may be held if urgent matters arise. A laptop will be provided; you must be competent with Microsoft Office. You must have good communication skills, written and verbal, as you will have frequent engagement with council colleagues, the public and outside bodies.
Your role will include preparing agendas for meetings, recording minutes, dealing with correspondence (emails), drafting council documents and keeping the website updated. You will also be responsible for maintaining accounts, liaising with the Council's payroll provider (re PAYE), preparing and overseeing a budget, as well as managing the Environment and Maintenance Contractors.
The Clerk's role is a key enabler for the parish council in supporting the community. The role also involves ensuring the Parish Council follows appropriate procedures and acts within its powers.
A background in Local Government is useful, but full training will be available to the successful candidate. The successful candidate should be willing to undertake ongoing professional development and study towards the Certificate in Local Council Administration (CiLCA) if not already held.
If you are organised, community-focused and eager to contribute, we invite you to apply and attach your CV.
Closing date for applications: Monday 24th August 2026
Interview Date: Date in early October to be arranged
Salary: LC1 SCP 15-18 (£15.56 - £16.35 per hour) (£30,024-£31,537(pro rata) in line with published current NJC rates, dependent on experience and qualifications. The salary will be paid monthly, including travel expenses at 55p per mile for the first 10,000 miles. As you will be working mostly from home, a good internet connection will be required. A tax-free allowance of £26 per month (£312 per annum) will be paid for this.
For the job description and the application form, please contact clerk@myddleandbroughton-pc.gov.uk
The Parish Clerk, 6, Primrose Drive Shrewsbury SY3 7TP
Email: myddlebroughtonclek@talktalk.net
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNTS 2025- 2026
ANNUAL AUDIT
Copies of the documents which have been assessed locally have been forwarded for verification to the PKF Littlejohn, The External Auditor, based in London for verification.
Copies of the documents can be obtained on request and payment of a £10.00 fee from the Parish Clerk from 28th. June to 8th. August.
THE AREA Map
THE AREA
The Parish is an amalgamation of a few villages and smaller hamlets set in rural Shropshire. The main centres of population are Harmer Hill and Myddle and the Parish is mid-way between Shrewsbury and Wem and Ellesmere.
Population 1,450 (Mid Year Estimates 2016)
Population 1,450 (Mid Year Estimates 2016)
There are Village Halls in Harmer Hill and Myddle, offering well appointed accommodation for community use. The Council recognises the value of these halls and gives grant aid annually to help with the upkeep. Myddle also has an excellent primary school and attached nursery with first class facilities and a very good reputation for teaching and learning.
In the area there are two Parish Churches, one in Myddle and the other in Yorton with a Chapel located in Harmer Hill.
There is no post office or shop and no library, although the County Library Service visits the villages on a regular basis. The area has two well established public houses, one in Harmer Hill, one in Myddle.
There is a Recreation Ground in both of the main villages both with a Children’s Play Area on both sites.
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