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Council elections in Chapel

Monday, 18 October 2021 09:26

By Emma Downes X @emma_downes2021

A by-election is set to take place on 18 November to elect four new councillors to serve on Chapel-en-le-Frith Parish Council. 

The vacancies are in the Dove Holes and Martinside Ward and the Chapel East Ward with two representatives needed for each ward. 

Nominations can be submitted by 4pm on Friday 22 October and must be submitted by hand to elections staff at Buxton Town Hall. 

A nomination pack can be downloaded from the High Peak Borough Council website. 

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