Raunds Town Council

Your Town Councillors

Your other Local Elected Representatives

Unitary Councillors at North Northamptonshire Council

Member of Parliament

MP for Corby and East Northamptonshire:

Tom Pursglove

Town Council Elections

Members are elected for a four-year term with the next scheduled election due in May 2025 in line with other tiers of local government.

Alternatively, a seat on the Town Council may become available in the event that a current member resigns.

Almost anyone can become a Councillor and parish/town councils currently have Councillors from various walks of life.

If you would like to serve the community as a Councillor then you should consider the following:

• you want to do something positive for the community
• you want to spend your time productively
• you can think, listen and act locally, in the best interests of your parish
• you want to give something back to your community

To stand for election on the day of nominations, you must be:

• 18 or over;
• a UK, Irish, EU or Commonwealth citizen; and
• be registered to vote in your parish, or live, work in or occupy as owner or tenant some land or property in the parish during the whole of the 12 months before nominated as a candidate.

To stand for election, you must complete papers from East Northamptonshire Council. You will need to be proposed and seconded by two electors, who must be included in the electoral register for the parish for which you want to be a candidate.

You must return the form to the Elections Team at North Northamptonshire Council by the deadline stated.

For more information on all Elections please visit the North Northamptonshire Council Website.