About Ferring Parish Council

Ferring Parish Council consists of twelve elected and co-opted members who live in the village and give their time and service on a voluntary basis. They are assisted by your Parish Clerk.

The Council has no political, religious or ethnic affiliations and its income is received via a modest contribution in the Council Tax.

The Council’s objectives are to look after village interests and improve facilities for all of its residents. It can only meet those objectives by efficient collaboration with Arun District Council and, on wider issues, with West Sussex County Council. The Parish Council also works with the Environment Agency, the Sussex Police and local organisations and businesses for the delivery of services to the community.

Ferring Parish Council believes that every resident, whatever their age or means, should benefit in some way from being a part of Ferring Village. The views of residents are actively sought in respect of all matters of village life. Questions or comments on local issues are welcomed at our regular Council meetings.

Should you have any questions relating to the work of Ferring Parish Council, please do not hesitate to contact the Parish Clerk