Easington Village is situated to the east of the A19 trunk road with access to many sites of natural beauty, the cities of Durham and Sunderland and the town of Hartlepool. There are shops in Easington Colliery and Peterlee with a few situated in the village. The parish of Easington village has a population of around 2499 (2021 census) and covers an area of 9.883 Km. Annual population growth is around 1.4% per year. The population is broadly 49% male and 51% female of which the majority are in the 18-64 year age bracket. 98.6% are UK citizens, 99% are white and 64% Christian. Around 4.5% of the population are former members of the Regular Armed Forces and around 0.9% are former members of the Reserve Armed Forces. (Source: www.citypopulation.de & Office for National Statistics)
0900 - 1600 Hrs (please call to make an appointment with the Clerk, Deputy Clerk or Councillors)
Monday to Friday
Seaton Holme ,
Hall Walks,
Easington Village Peterlee,
County Durham,
SR8 3BS
There are currently no scheduled meetings
Easington Village Parish Council have approved the Civility and Respect pledge, assuring residents that civil and professional behaviour by councillors and staff is at the top of the agenda.
Notice is given of the conclusion of the audit for the Annual Return for the year ended 31 March 2026
The one we have all been waiting for. After the success of last years summer fair we are ready to do it all over again. Last year will be very hard to beat however, we are raring to go to make the day an extra special day once again this year.
The newly formed Roads Management Working Group will meet for the first time at Seaton Holme on Thursday 25 June at 1800 hrs. This meeting is open to the public and we want YOU to get involved!
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