Become a councillor
Norfolk County Council holds elections every 4 years in all of its 84 county divisions. The next election is due in May 2013. Norfolk County Council will publish prior to this election a prospective councillor's guide. This guide will give an overview of what it takes to be a county councillor, the time commitments, the constraints, the rewards and the demands over a four-year term of office as an elected member of the council. In the meantime further information can be obtained from:
Assistant Head of Democratic Services
Norfolk County Council
County Hall
Martineau Lane
Norwich
NR1 2DH
Tel: 0844 800 8020
Email: information@norfolk.gov.uk
For more general information from the Department for Communities and Local Government on how to become a county councillor use the link below:
DCLG How to become a councillor
For the Lib Dem perspective on becoming a county councillor speak to your nearest existing Liberal Democrat Councillor - check the 'Your local councillors' section to find out who that would be.
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