Become a Town Councillor for Winsford

Are you passionate about Winsford and want to help shape its future? Becoming a Winsford Town Councillor is a rewarding way to make a difference in your community.

What Does a Town Councillor Do?

Town councillors are elected to represent the interests of local residents. They help make decisions on local services, community projects, and town improvements. As a councillor, you’ll work with fellow members to:

• Influence local planning and development
• Support community groups and initiatives
• Help manage town assets and services
• Represent Winsford in discussions with Cheshire West and Chester Council

Who Can Become a Councillor?

You can stand for election if you are:

• At least 18 years old
• A British citizen, or a citizen of the Commonwealth or European Union
• Registered to vote in Winsford, or have lived, worked, or owned property in the town for at least 12 months

No formal qualifications are needed—just a commitment to your community and a willingness to get involved.

How to Get Involved

Elections for Winsford Town Council are held every four years. If a seat becomes vacant between elections, it may be filled through a by-election or co-option.

To stand for election, you’ll need to:

1. Complete a nomination form
2. Get support from local electors
3. Submit your application to Cheshire West and Chester Council

You can also attend council meetings to learn more about how the council works and what being a councillor involves.

Want to Know More?

If you’re interested in becoming a councillor or want to speak to someone about the role, please contact:

Winsford Town Council
📍 Wyvern House, Winsford CW7 1AH
📧 mbailey@winsford.gov.uk
📞 07854445636

We’d be happy to talk you through the process and answer any questions.