Carol Clark

Councillor Carol Clark was elected to represent the Grangefield Ward in May 2011 along with her husband Michael. Having lived in Grangefield for more than 35 years, gave them a deep knowledge and passion for the area.

Together they helped and developed a number of significant projects and initiatives to improve the quality of life for many residents. Sadly, Michael died in June 2016.

Carol continues the work they began - supporting and encouraging voluntary and community activity across Grangefield including:

• the over 50s drop-in they established at the Grays Road Institute
• the Green Project for environmental activities
• the Grangefield Community Council as a forum for all residents
• the 'Great Gardens' competition, which is in it's sixth year 
• regular charity coffee mornings (which have raised thousands of pounds for local and national organisations)

As the Borough's 'Older Persons Champion', Carol works really hard to improve the wellbeing of older residents. A great example of this is the specialist exercise classes that she has set up to improve balance, core strength and prevent falls. She would love to see them in every ward because of the difference they would make.

As well as all her community work Carol brings a vast array of knowledge, skills and experience to her role as a councillor - from her employment in a refuge for women and children who experienced domestic violence, hostels for homeless people, and as a teaching assistant/transition worker in several primary and secondary schools. Carol also ran her own food business before retiring, and served as a governor at Oak Tree Primary School for over 20 years.

Regular Ward Surgeries are held at Fairfield Library, Grays Road Institute and Hartburn Scout Group Hut where people can call in and discuss any issues they may have.

Ward surgeries

You can always contact your Ward Councillors with any concerns you may have. 

Email: carol.clark@stockton.gov.uk

Telephone: 01642 675688.

or use the Grangefield Doorstep Facebook page or Grangefield Ward Twitter page. 

Grangefield Ward Information

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Information on your local Neighbourhood Team

Community & Schools

• Grays Road Institute Facebook page
• The Grangefield Academy

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