Councillors
Uffculme Parish Council is currently made up of 9 Councillors, two of which are Councillors representing the Ashill area of the Parish.
All of our Councillors are volunteers and take on various roles in representing the Parish Council on community projects and committees. Areas in which each Councillor represents are listed below, together with contact details.
Please feel free to contact any of our Councillors directly if you wish to raise anything with them however, please bear in mind that they will be unable to provide you with any formal decisions until presented to the full Parish Council meeting for discussion.
Pat Blackman - Chair
Planning - Parish Emergency Planning - Ashill Village Hall
patricia.blackman@uffculmeparishcouncil.gov.uk
01884 564026
I was asked to join the Parish Council in 2014 by the retiring Ashill councillor as we are a small village and we do need a voice. I am also Chairman of Ashill Village Hall Committee. I hold coffee mornings in the Village Hall and this is popular with young and old. I think it is important to know what is going on in your environment and to help improve the condition for Parishioners.
Phil Cornish - Vice-Chair
Planning - Open Spaces & Footpaths - Village Hall - Magelake - Youth
phil.cornish@uffculmeparishcouncil.gov.uk
01884 849346
Tim Pointing
Police Liaison - Planning - Magelake - Green Team - Traffic - Youth
tim.pointing@uffculmeparishcouncil.gov.uk
07753 607250
I joined as Parish Councillor in July 2019 as i'm interested in how the community can improve its sustainability and resilience, food production and distribution, and biodiversity. I am a member of Uffculme Green Team, Sustainable Tiverton, Grantlands Residents Association and Tiverton Bee Keepers. I volunteer for Devon Freewheelers and Re-Rooted Cafe and Community Fridge. My hobbies include walking, cycling, motorcycling and photography.
Ruth Kingdom
Planning - Uffculme Feed Mill Liaison - Open Spaces and Footpaths - Mens Club - Green Team
ruth.kingdom@uffculmeparishcouncil.gov.uk
01884 840564
I became Parish Councillor since 2017 because I wanted to know my locality better and feel part of the community. I wanted to achieve more representation of Craddock, Ashill and the rural community. I have achieved a clearer understanding of Parish, Mid Devon and Devon County Council powers and planning practice, and the privilege of getting to know the Mens Club and the Green Team.
Amber Willis
Schools - Youth
amber.willis@uffculmeparishcouncil.gov.uk
07449 344744
Having joined the village in 2022, I became a parish councillor to become more integrated into the village, and support actions that will make a difference in the area. As the youngest member of the parish council, I felt it was important to have younger representation in the council and to give people of my generation a voice in our area. In particular I am interested in the environment and the climate emergency. Outside of the parish council, I am a volunteer for the Uffculme Green Team and heavily involved with WaterAid
Roy Keeling
Uffculme Bowling Club
roy.keeling@uffculmeparishcouncil.gov.uk
I grew up in the village and having recently moved back with my family, I have been interested in getting involved in the community. I hope that by being a Parish Councillor, I can positively contribute to decisions that will impact the village and particularly those that will be of benefit to young people growing up in the local area.
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We also have three District Councillors from Mid Devon District Council who look after Lower Culm, which includes Willand and Uffculme. These are:
Cathy Connor 07548 872107 / cconnor@middevon.gov.uk
Andrea Glover 07908 734368 / aglover@middevon.gov.uk
John Poynton 07834 869284 / jpoynton@middevon.gov.uk
Our County Councillor is Ray Radford and he can be contacted on:
01884 820000 / ray.radford@devon.gov.uk.