Representatives
Member of Parliament
Newton-in-the-Isle lies in the North East Cambridgeshire parliamentary constituency, which is held by the Conservative Party. Our Member of Parliament is Steve Barclay, who has held the seat since 2010 and was re-elected in June 2017 with a majority of 21,270.
To find out more about Steve and his work on behalf of the local community, - visit his website -
County Councillor
The Parish forms part of the Roman Bank and Peckover electoral division of Cambridgeshire County Council, which is held by the Conservative Party. Our Councillor is Simon King, who was elected in May 2017 with a majority of 840. The term of office for a County Councillor is four years, so the next election is due to take place in 2021.
For details of Simon's roles within the Council, or to contact him, - visit his page on the County Council's website -
District Councillors
At District Council level, Newton-in-the-Isle is part of the Roman Bank - Wisbech ward of Fenland District Council, where we are represented by three Conservative Councillors, Sam Clark, Michael Humphrey and Chris Seaton. All three were re-elected in May 2015. The term of office for a District Councillor is four years, so the next election is due to take place in 2019.
Sam has lived in Newton all her life and was elected onto the Council in May 2014.
For details of Sam's roles within the Council, or to contact her, - visit her page on the District Council's website -
Michael is one of the longest-serving members of the Council, having held this post since May 1995.
For full details of Michael's roles within the Council, or to contact him, - visit his page on the District Council's website -
Chris is one of the more senior Councillors and a member of the cabinet. He was first elected in May 2007.
For full details of Chris's roles within the Council, or to contact him, - visit his page on the District Council's website -
Mayor of the Cambridgeshire & PeterboroughCombined Authority
The first directly elected mayor of the new Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority is James Palmer, the Conservative Party candidate, who was elected in May 2017 with a majority of 21,621 including second preference votes. The term of office for the Mayor is four years, so the next election is due to take place in 2021.
To find out more about James and the role of the new combined authority, - visit the website -
Police & Crime Commissioner
Our PCC is Jason Ablewhite, the Conservative Party candidate, who was elected in May 2016 with a majority of 9,101 including second preference votes. The term of office for a Police & Crime Commissioner is four years, so the next election is due to take place in 2020.
To find out more about Jason and the role of the PCC, - visit the website -
Members of the European Parliament
There are seven MEP's representing the Eastern Region, who were elected in 2014. The term of office for a Member of the European Parliament is five years, so the next election is due to take place in 2019, although there is unlikely to be an election in the UK at this time.
For information about their role and the work they do, - visit the European Parliament Information Office website -
Parish Councillors
There are seven Parish Councillors on Newton-in-the-Isle Parish Council, who were elected in 2015. The term of office for a Parish Councillor is four years, so the next election is due to take place in 2019.
For information about their role and the work of the Parish Council, - visit the Parish Council page -