Can a member of Residents Association sit on parish council?

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counterpoint · Answer 1 · 2013-09-01T16:07:28+0000

Yes. There are qualifications to do with where people live or work, and there are some limitations to do with serious criminal offences. And obviously a lower age limit. Otherwise, anyone can become a parish councillor. All councillors must declare interests, including other bodies in which they participate. They must declare an interest when a relevant matter is discussed.

Can a member of Residents Association sit on parish council?

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