Community Councils

Community councils are local bodies that represent the interests of residents within a specific area, often within towns or neighborhoods. They serve as a platform for residents to voice concerns, suggest improvements, and engage with local government on issues like planning, public services, and community projects. Typically composed of elected volunteers, these councils aim to enhance local community life by facilitating communication between residents and authorities, organizing events, and addressing local issues. Their activities can vary widely, reflecting the unique needs and priorities of the communities they serve.