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Millom Town Council
Millom Town Council was formed in 1974 when the parish boundaries changed from Cumberland.

 

This is to certify that 

Millom Town Council

has signed up to the Civility & Respect Pledge

 

Millom Town Council believes now is the time to put Civility and Respect at the Top of the Agenda and start a culture change for the local council sector.

Certificate number: 209.

Millom Town Council will:

  • Treat all councillors, clerk and all employees, members of the public, representatives of partner organisations and volunteers with civility and respect in their role.
  • Put in place a training programme for councillors and staff.
  • Sign up to the Code of Conduct for councillors.
  • Have in place good governance arrangements in place including, staff contracts and Dignity at Work Policy.
  • Commit to seek professional help at early stages should civility and respect issues arise.
  • Commit to calling out bullying and harassment when and if it happens.
  • Continue to learn from best practice in the sector and aspire to being a role model/champion council e.g., via Local Council Award Scheme.
  • Support the continued lobbying for the change in legislation to support the Civility and Respect Pledge including sanctions for elected members where appropriate.

Signed on behalf of the council by:

Chairperson/Mayor: Simone Faulkner, Date: 28/09/2022

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Millom Town Council was formed in 1974 when the parish boundaries changed from Cumberland.
01229 772340 theclerk@millomtowncouncil.co.uk 6 Newton St, Millom, LA18 4DR
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Upcoming Meeting Dates

2025

APRIL 30TH: Methodist Church meeting room
MAY 28TH: Methodist Church meeting room
JUNE 25TH: Methodist Church meeting room
JULY 30TH: Methodist Church meeting room

All meetings will commence at 07.00pm unless otherwise stated on
the agenda.