Beverley Town Council are hosting an event that is aimed at anyone who has an interest in putting themselves forward as a candidate in the scheduled to happen on the 7th May.
Taking place on Wednesday 4th March at 6.30pm at the Emmaus Room at Minster Yard North, Beverley.
Alan Barker, Chief Executive of the East Riding and North East Lincolnshire Local Councils Association Mayor of Beverley and a representative from East Riding of Yorkshire Council who will explain the application and election process.
Current Mayor of Beverley, Cllr Paul McGrath said;
“We welcome people who live or work in the community to come along and find out more information about how to stand as a Councillor in Beverley.”
“The session will outline the roles responsibilities and expectations of anyone wishing to stand as a new Councillor at the elections in May.”
“It is not necessary that you are part of any political party it is more about the willingness and ability to make the commitment to serve the community that you live or work in.”
“The application process will be explained at the event for those potentially interested in becoming
Cllrs to understand the full expectation.”
Being a Beverley Town Councillor is an ideal role for people who are passionate about their community and do you want to make a difference.
As Town councillor you will be involved in shaping the future of the local community, representing the views of local people and ensuring that community interests are taken into account.
Are you concerned about your local area and want to ensure that the community gets the right services or maybe you want to contribute your business or professional skills to help others.
For further information please call the Town Council Office on 01482 874096 or email clerk@beverley.gov.uk
