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Parish Council VacancyThere are two positions available for a Parish Councillor on Hibaldstow Parish Council
If you are interested in becoming a Parish Councillor, you have to be:
• 18 years of age or over
• For the past 12 months been a local government elector for the council area for which you want to stand - A resident of Hibaldstow Parish.
Or
• have during the whole of 12 months occupied as owner or tenant any land or other premises in the council area; Or
• have during that same period had your principal or only place of work in the council area; 

If you would like to serve your local community and make a difference by representing your village on Hibaldstow Parish Council contact the Parish Clerk on 0784 220 1877 or email clerk@hibaldstowparishcouncil.gov.uk  for further information on how to apply.

Welcome to Hibaldstow Parish Council

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Humberside Police
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North Lincolnshire Council

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The Parish Council is the first tier of Local Government for the village and parish of Hibaldstow in North Lincolnshire.

The Parish Council comprises of councillors who are unpaid volunteers and who are elected every four years.

The council employs a part-time clerk who is the Responsible Financial Officer and provides support and advice to the council .

The council also review and comment on all planning applications, co-ordinating with North Lincolnshire Council on issues that affect the Parish and help deal with local issues raised by parishioners.

Your local Ward Councillors are Cllr Neil Poole, Cllr John England and Cllr Trevor Foster.

Your local MP is Holly Mumby-Croft.

To find out who your Parish Councillors are click on the link above.

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About our village

Map of the village

Hibaldstow is a small village 5 miles from Brigg, in North Lincolnshire.

The name derives from Saint Hygbald – a Northumbrian missionary who came to the area in the latter part of the 7th century. Described as a ‘shadowy figure’ the missionary became Abbot of Bardney and later a saint. Three churches around the village – then known as Ceceseg – became dedicated to him when he was made a saint. The name ‘Hibaldstow’ comes from Old English Hygebald+stow, for “holy place where St. Hygebald is buried”.