Become an Oakham Town Councillor: Seize the Opportunity!

Become an Oakham Town Councillor: Seize the Opportunity!



Oakham Town Council is seeking passionate residents to step forward and fill four vacancies. 
This is a chance for individuals committed to making a real difference in their community, particularly given the recent departures of two councillors.

The recent resignation of Linda Chatfield and the passing of Mr. Paul Buxton have left essential roles open for dedicated community members. 

As outlined in the Local Government Act 1972, if ten electors from the North East Ward quickly come together to request an election by 7 February 2025, an election will be held. If not, the council can appoint new members through co-option.

Why Consider Co-option?

If you’re eager to contribute sooner rather than later, co-option might be the perfect route for you.
Two vacancies can be filled by co-option.
Interested individuals are encouraged to reach out to Oakham Town Council directly. 

Oakham Town Council
ROL House
Long Row
Oakham
Rutland 
LE15 6LN

Telephone. 01572 723627  
Email. enquiries@oakhamtowncouncil.gov.uk



Why Join the Council?

Becoming a councillor is not just about holding a position; it’s about being a powerful advocate for your community. 

If you are passionate about driving positive change, now is the time to turn that passion into action.

Before diving in, take time to engage with your community. Understand the pressing issues that matter most to Oakham residents and how you can help address them. 

Conversing with neighbours and participating in local events will equip you with the insights needed to serve effectively on the council.

If you live or work in Oakham and have ever envisioned stepping into a leadership role, this is your moment. 

Whether you seek to prompt an election or would prefer co-option, don’t wait to make your voice heard. 

Contact Oakham Town Council today to learn more about these opportunities. 

Your commitment could lead to impactful change!







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