A website for parish councils.
Help residents find the council’s responsibilities, meetings and official documents through a clear structure. Public information needs named ownership and reliable updates, so the website brief should distinguish a small static site from a maintained publishing system.
Make a brief for your business ↓What does a visitor need to know?
A resident needs to find the right contact, current meeting information and authoritative documents without confusing the parish council with another public authority.
What to put on your website.
Explain the council’s actual responsibilities and link clearly to services managed by other authorities.
Organise councillor information, meeting dates and approved documents with meaningful titles and dates.
Identify publishing responsibilities and have the council verify applicable accessibility and statutory requirements before launch.
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Evidence worth gathering.
Use approved council identity, contact details and official documents.
Verify names, roles and public contact permissions before publication.
Keep an identifiable source and publication date for notices or downloadable records.
Make your website brief.
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