Why become a Parish Councillor?

If you've never been to a Parish Council meeting before, you may be forgiven for thinking that Parish Councillors are a group of (probably older) people who meet now and then in a draughty village hall. If, however, you live in a community where something 'big' has happened, you'll know that when people in the community need support and guidance, it is sometimes the Parish Council that is turned to.

By becoming a Parish Councillor, you become someone your community will look to for help, guidance and support a community leader with the power to influence decisions for the benefit of the people you serve.

Seeing your community change for the better, as a result of decisions you have helped make, is something that can give you a sense of achievement and pride.

If you'd like to find out more about Parish Councils, Councillors' responsibilities/duties/eligibility etc, then click on this link to read a more detailed description:

Audlem Parish Council has several vacancies so if you want any more information, or want to talk to one of the current Councillors, then why not visit the APC website:
https://www.audlempc.co.uk

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