The Council
Marbury and District Parish Council: Roles and Responsibilities
Marbury and District Parish Council serves as the first tier of local government, representing the interests of our community and addressing issues that matter to residents. Whilst the council does not own or manage land, allotments, or other physical assets, it plays an important role in supporting the local area through consultation, representation, and community engagement.
What We Do:
As a small parish council, our responsibilities include:
- Engaging with residents: Representing local views and advocating for the needs of the community.
- Liaising with other authorities: Working closely with Cheshire East Council and other bodies to address local concerns.
- Providing feedback on planning applications: Offering a voice in the planning process to reflect community perspectives.
- Supporting community initiatives: Facilitating projects or events that promote the wellbeing of our parish.
- Ensuring transparency and governance: Adhering to legal and ethical standards through regular meetings and documentation.
What We Are Not Responsible For:
Cholmondeley and Chorley Parish Council does not manage infrastructure or services typically handled by Cheshire East Council, such as:
- Road repairs and maintenance
- Street lighting and road signage
- Waste collection and recycling
- Social care and education services
- Public transport services
For these matters, please visit Cheshire East Council directly : Cheshire East Website
Learn More:
For further information about the work of town and parish councils, including how to become a Councillor, please visit: Parish and town councils . You may also refer to the following resources:
Marbury and District Parish Council remains committed to serving our community and ensuring local voices are heard.
Council Composition
Marbury and District Parish Council is a grouped parish council made up of 8 councillor seats in total, as determined by Cheshire East Council’s Community Governance arrangements.
The structure is set by Cheshire East Council and defines the number of representatives for each parish within the grouped council.
The Cheshire East (Reorganisation of Community Governance) Order 2022 was made under the Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007 and came into force on 1 April 2023, giving effect to the Community Governance Review arrangements for all parish councils in Cheshire East, including Marbury and District Parish Council
Cheshire East (Reorganisation of Community Governance) Order 2022
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