Have your say on the future role of Hurlford Community Council
11 August-
The public consultation exercise means local residents will be able to have their say.
The future role of Hurlford Community Council is up for debate, after East Ayrshire Council agreed to a public consultation exercise on a review of the role of community councils across the area.
As part of the scheme review, and the consultation period which runs from now until Friday 1st October a Review Information Pack will be available at local council offices and libraries throughout East Ayrshire as well as the Council Headquarters in Kilmarnock. You can also find more details here.
There aren't currently any plans to amend the Hurlford Community Council boundaries but any comments and proposals on amendments submitted as part of this review will be looked considered.
Anyone in Hurlford, the Community Council, individuals or organisations who would like to make written representations on the proposed amendments should send them to Bill Walkinshaw, Head of Democratic Services, East Ayrshire Council, Council Headquarters, London Road, Kilmarnock KA3 7BU or e-mail engagement@east-ayrshire.gov.uk
Information on Community Council office bearers is not available on the East Ayrshire website, but if you want to find out more about your Local Community Council contact Bill Walkinshaw by e-mail at bill.walkinshaw@east-ayrshire.gov.uk or call 01563 576135.
What do you think the future should be for our community council - should it have a greater role, and a bigger say in decisions affecting the town? Post your comments and have your say here on s1hurlford.
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