Make a difference in your community
Vacancies
Catshill and North Marlbrook Parish Council currently has vacancies for councillors. Becoming a councillor is a rewarding experience as you can make a change in your community to help improve residents’ lives.
To find out more about the role and the co-option procedure, come to one of our monthly meetings held at 7pm in the Village Hall on the last Thursday of each month except for August and September.
Alternatively, email the clerk clerk@cnmparish.gov.uk
Make real decisions that shape your community—not just talk about them
Be the voice for local people on issues that actually matter
Protect what’s good,…
It’s one of the most effective ways to make a difference close to home.
“It is a great way to be involved in the community and bring your own ideas to the table.”
“You can help make the area better, to maintain standards and to try and make a difference.”
“It’s a nice way to help improve the area. Your views will be listened to, and we are a great team to work with.”
No experience needed— just common sense and commitment
Flexible role that fits around your life and work
Work with others who care about your community
See the direct impact of your efforts locally
Strengthen local democracy from the ground up.
“My advice to someone thinking about becoming a parish councillor is to let us know, and attend a few meetings without any obligation, then make a decision.”
“Just do it! Come along to a meeting and have a chat with one of the other councillors. The time commitment needn’t be onerous and you can focus on getting involved with the things that matter to you.”
“I was looking for some way to use my enthusiasm and skills to help the wider community. I find the role varied and rewarding and enjoy working alongside friendly, like-minded people.”
