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What Does Your community Council Do?
Community Councils are the most local tier of statutory representation in Scotland. They bridge the gap between local authorities and communities, and help to make public bodies aware of the opinions and needs of the communities they represent.
The primary purpose of Kelty Community Council is to ascertain and express the views of the community to the local authority and other public bodies.
The Community Council may also get involved in a wide range of other activities including fundraising, organising community events, undertaking environmental and educational projects and much more.
There are currently around 1200 Community Councils in Scotland, all of which are composed of elected volunteers from the community.
What's Happening In Kelty
This book has kindly been loaned to the Kelty Mining Heritage Group as an information source.No information or graphics should be copied or used without permission from the author.
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