Shildon Town Council has published a report revealing insight from a consultation survey of Shildon residents views on the future of secondary education in Shildon.   Ninety percent of the adult respondents, the great majority of whom were parents of primary or secondary school children, indicated that they wanted to see a new high quality school facility built in Shildon and over ninety three percent of all respondents supported the Town Council’s aspirational statement.  Parents indicated a strong preference to send their children to a school in Shildon if current facilities were to be replaced with a new building.

Shildon Town Council has published a report revealing insight from a consultation survey of Shildon residents views on the future of secondary education in Shildon.   Ninety percent of the adult respondents, the great majority of whom were parents of primary or secondary school children, indicated that they wanted to see a new high quality school facility built in Shildon and over ninety three percent of all respondents supported the Town Council’s aspirational statement.  Parents indicated a strong preference to send their children to a school in Shildon if current facilities were to be replaced with a new building.

Greenfields School Report 2021

NOTICE OF VACANCY IN THE OFFICE OF COUNCILLOR

 SHILDON TOWN COUNCIL (BYERLEY WARD)

 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

 

that a casual vacancy has arisen in the Office of Councillor for the Town Council.

If by 14 June, 2021 (14 days after the date of this notice) a request for an election to fill said vacancy is made to:

 

The Returning Officer

Electoral Services

Room 1/104-115

County Hall

Durham

DH1 5UL

 

by TEN electors for the said Town Council Ward, an election will be held to fill the said vacancy, otherwise the vacancy will be filled by co-option.

If an election is called, a poll will take place not later than 16 August 2021.

 

Dated 24 May, 2021

 

Clerk to the Town Council

Shildon Town Council (Byerley Ward)

 

May 19^th was a significant date for former Town Mayor, Cllr  Peter Quinn, as he proudly  embarked on his final Civic Duties  together with Cllr Shirley Quinn presenting cheques to local organisations with money raised by fund raising during his term of Office.

The presentations took place at the Shildon Civic Hall and the invited guests came from a range of valued local groups and organisations, all  focusing  on providing a range of services, activities, and support to our residents.

As well as the funds given yesterday, the  Town Mayor was also responsible for funding the Public Accessible Defibrillator located at Shildon Town Council Offices, a fantastic asset for the town.

A  huge thank you to the former Town Mayor, Councillor Peter Quinn and his wife Councillor Shirley Quinn for all they have accomplished.

To watch the presentation click here