Dursley Town Councillor Vacancies

Dursley Town Council are looking for two volunteers to fill vacant Town Councillor positions. The Council can have a maximum of 17 Councillors, but currently have 15 due to recent resignations of Suzi Abraham and Matt Nicholson.

Why become a councillor?
Dursley Town Council needs Councillors from all walks of life with a wide range of skills and experience to get involved. It's a great opportunity to help to shape the community and improve life for the people of your neighbourhood. You will also benefit from support and training, helping you to gain new skills and confidence.

Who can be a councillor?
If you wish to stand as a councillor, you need to be:

1. British or a citizen of the Commonwealth. You may also be eligible as a citizen of the European Union, however the criteria has changed now that the UK has left the European Union. Please check on the gov.uk website for advice about EU citizens' voting and candidacy rights in local elections.

2.Registered to vote in the area (Dursley) or have lived, worked, or owned property there for at least 12 months before an election.

3. At least 18 years old.

To find out more about being a Town Councillor, please feel free to contact the Town Clerk or any current Town Councillor.