Your Councillors

Councillors are elected to represent an individual geographical unit on the council, known as a ward or, mainly in smaller parishes, the entire parish or town council area. They are generally elected by the public every four years. All members, co-opted members of district, and parish councils must complete a register of interests form to register their financial and other interests.
Silhouette of Andrew Long, a parish council member, against a grey background.

Mark Smith

Portreeve & Mayor
Vice-Chair of Planning Committee
Portrait of Maria Coakley, a member of Callington Parish Council, smiling in a professional setting.

Eleanor Valdebouze

Deputy Portreeve & Mayor
Chair of Finance and General Purposes
Silhouette of Andrew Long, a parish council member, against a grey background.

Paul Carey

Councillor
Vice-Chair of Town Hall and Premises
Portrait of Andrew Long, a middle-aged man in a suit and tie, smiling at the camera.

Andrew Long

Councillor
Chair of Planning Committee
Silhouette of Andrew Long, a parish council member, against a grey background.

Matthew Read

Councillor
Vice- Chair of Outside Services
Silhouette of Andrew Long, a parish council member, against a grey background.

Steve Pound

Councillor
Chair of Outside Services and Vice-Chair of Finance and General Purposes
Silhouette of Andrew Long, a parish council member, against a grey background.

Peter Watson

Councillor
Chair of Town Hall and Premises