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Community Councils

The main role of a community council is to ascertain, articulate and express the views and concerns of local residents to Renfrewshire Council and its community planning partners - Police Scotland, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, NHS etc. The Renfrewshire Council area is divided into 25 community council areas and 19 of these areas have an active community council (see below for details).  There are no active community councils in Charleston, Foxbar & Brediland, Gallowhill, Glenburn, Hawkhead & Lochfield or Hunterhill and we would welcome enquiries from residents who want to set up community councils in these areas.  Members are volunteers and are elected to community councils every four years. A successful election in September 2023 returned 236 residents as members of their local community councils.  However, there are still membership places available for residents on all our active community councils. 

Contact us for more advice or information about community councils and/or how to become a member, please contact •e-mail: community-council.cs@renfrewshire.gov.uk  •write to: Committee Services, Finance & Resources, Renfrewshire Council, Cotton Street, Paisley, PA1 1TR

Individual Community Council Web Pages

For information about individual, active community councils ie contact details, meeting times, membership etc select the appropriate link below:

Bishopton

Bridge of Weir

Brookfield

Elderslie

Erskine

Ferguslie

Foxbar & Brediland

Gallowhill

Hawkhead and Lochfield

Houston

Howwood

Inchinnan

Johnstone

Kilbarchan

Langbank

Linwood

Lochwinnoch

Paisley East & Whitehaugh

Paisley North

Paisley West & Central

Ralston

Renfrew