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Home / News and Events / New Clerks training – Tues 15th September 2026

New Clerks training – Tues 15th September 2026

5th August 2025

New Clerks training

Tues 15th September 2026  6 – 8pm

Bishop Auckland Town Council offices
£20 (invoice to councils afterwards)

 

This training is specifically tailored for newer clerks.  We will navigate our way through the council’s yearly cycle, so giving you an insight of what needs to be done and when. Whether a smaller or larger council the responsibilities are common to all councils, just on a different scale.  You will have plenty of opportunity to informally ask questions of our experienced clerk/trainer throughout the evening.

Although newer clerks are the target for this training, more experienced clerks are also welcome to refresh and consolidate their knowledge.

 

Our presenter will be:

Lesley Swinbank, 40+ years a Town/Parish Council Clerk in County Durham and currently the Society of Local Council Clerk’s Professional Development Officer.

 

Use this booking form to reserve your place at New Clerks training

 

We will send you a reminder a few days before the event.

 

Cancellations (please email cdalc@durham.gov.uk) in the 48 hours leading up to the event, including no-shows on the evening, will be charged but will receive a copy of the presentation.

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