Councillors
The wards
The parish is divided into two parish wards which are known as Manvers Ward (South of the Village) and Trent Ward (North of the Village). Each ward has defined boundaries and nine councillors are elected for each parish ward, making a total of 18 councillors.
Chair of the Council
Anne McLeod
I was born in Nottingham and moved to Radcliffe in my twenties. I was a secondary school science teacher, head of year and school governor before taking an early retirement. Since then I have been a committee member and Chairman of Radcliffe U3A. My interests include walking, gardening and archaeology, I am the current Chairman of Radcliffe Archaeological Project, you may have seen us digging up test pits all over the place, trying to establish when Radcliffe became a village and what trades were carried on here.
As a member of the Parish Council, my particular interest will be in the environment and improving facilities for young people. I am keen to encourage our youngsters to get involved, wherever possible in the decision making that takes place locally.
Our councillors at a glance
Manvers Ward
Trent Ward
Want to find out more?
Go to our Councillors list to find out more about each councillor.
Go to Rushcliffe Borough Council website where you can find out more about each councillor and see their register of interest.
Looking for Borough Councillors
Go to Rushcliffe Borough Council website where you can view more information about the councillors for the Radcliffe on Trent ward.
Apply to become a councillor
Becoming a parish councillor is a chance to make a real difference in your community. Councillors help shape local priorities, support village services and facilities, listen to residents, and work with other authorities to improve life in the parish.
You don’t need special qualifications, just a willingness to get involved, share your ideas, and represent the interests of local people. If you care about your community and want to play an active part in its future, why not apply and join us.