Post Election – Councillor Quick Starts with Mel Woof CEO BMKALC Whether you’re newly elected or just looking to refresh your understanding, these sessions promise to be both informative and engaging. You’ll have the chance to meet fellow councillors, share experiences, and build a network of support as you begin your journey in public service. […]
Post Election – Councillor Quick Starts with Mel Woof CEO BMKALC Whether you’re newly elected or just looking to refresh your understanding, these sessions promise to be both informative and engaging. You’ll have the chance to meet fellow councillors, share experiences, and build a network of support as you begin your journey in public service.
This is a members only Free January event This session delivered by Mel Woof CEO BMKALC is intended to take newly-elected councillors through the basics of being a parish or town councillor covering: BMKALC and NALC services Parish council law and procedures Local council powers and duties Roles and responsibilities (Councillors, Clerks, and Chairman) Procedure for council meetings
Councillor Induction – January 30th at 10am Online Read More »
If you are a new member, getting to know your Council, it’s role, the Clerk and of course the relationship between your local council and the principal authorities, it can seem a little confusing at first. Even experienced members will agree that a refresher course or reminder cannot be underestimated. This session should provide Councillors
Councillor Training for Town & Parish Councils 6.30pm – online Read More »
If you are a new member, getting to know your Council, it’s role, the Clerk and of course the relationship between your local council and the principal authorities, it can seem a little confusing at first. Even experienced members will agree that a refresher course or reminder cannot be underestimated. This session should provide Councillors
Councillor Training for Town & Parish Councils 6.30pm – online Read More »
If you are a new member, getting to know your Council, it’s role, the Clerk and of course the relationship between your local council and the principal authorities, it can seem a little confusing at first. Even experienced members will agree that a refresher course or reminder cannot be underestimated. This session should provide Councillors