CBM Community Council

CBM Community Council

Community Councils are statutory bodies, set up by an Act of Parliament.  They have no executive powers although being close to and part of the local community they play a vital role in representing the views of the community to local authorities and other public bodies.  They receive annual grants from the City Council.  Anyone over the age of 16 who lives within the Community Council area and whose name is on the electoral roll can be nominated or apply to become a Community Councillor.   Their term of office is 3 years and a new Community Council will take up office in October 2021.

The Community Council meet each month on the fourth Thursday of the month except for July and December.   The meetings tend to alternate between the Cults Community Centre in Quarry Road (swimming pool entrance),  and the Deeside Fellowship Church in Milltimber although meetings currently take place via Zoom. Find out more here. , keep an eye on the latest news or follow us on Facebook. We also have a private group on Facebook for residents to share recommendations for local business, organisation and club events, lost and found items and so on. Click here to join.