Make a Difference in Dunholme!
Are you passionate about your local community? Do you want to contribute to its future, help shape decisions, and make a positive impact? Becoming a parish councillor is your chance to make a difference in Dunholme.
Parish councils are the first tier of local government and provide an important voice for communities. As a parish councillor, you’ll have the opportunity to represent the needs and aspirations of residents, tackle local issues, and work on projects that truly make a difference. From improving community facilities to addressing environmental concerns, councillors are at the forefront of making their communities better places to live, work, and visit.
Take the first step today and apply to become a parish councillor - because your voice matters; go on make a difference in your local community!
What Do Parish Councillors Do?
- Represent residents’ views and make decisions on their behalf.
- Influence changes and developments in the local area.
- Support initiatives that enhance the well-being of the community.
- Manage budgets for local services and projects.
- Collaborate with local organisations, councils, and groups to address issues
Who Can Become a Parish Councillor?
You don’t need special qualifications—just a genuine passion for your community and a willingness to learn. Parish councils’ welcome people from diverse backgrounds and experiences. If you care about your community and want to make a difference, you have what it takes to be a councillor.
Why Should You Consider It?
Being a parish councillor is an incredibly rewarding experience. Not only will you gain valuable skills such as teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving, but you’ll also leave a lasting legacy in your community. It’s your chance to bring your ideas to life, address pressing local concerns, and work collaboratively with others who share your vision. Training and support is available to all councillors.
How to Get Involved
For further information, please contact the Parish Clerk clerk@dunholme-pc.gov.uk
To complete a co-option application form click here
To read our co-option policy click here
Forms can be returned to the email above.