Parish council website examples
Recent parish council websites
Every site we build is different, because every parish is different. What they share is clear navigation, accessible design and a content editor the clerk actually enjoys using. Here are three recent projects, each with the brief, what we built and how it is working for the council now.
When you look at examples of parish council websites, it is worth checking a few things beyond the design: can you find the latest minutes in two clicks, does the site work well on a phone, is there an accessibility statement, and is the spending information up to date? Those are the details that matter to residents and auditors, and they are the details we build in from the start.
If you would like to see a site in use, get in touch and we will walk you through a live example on a call.
Sandymoor Parish Council
A brand new website for a growing new-build community near Runcorn. Sandymoor needed room to grow: pages for projects, meetings, news and The Hub, all easy for the clerk to keep current. The finished site is calm, accessible and clearly organised around what residents come looking for.
Henbury Online
More than a council website, Henbury Online is a portal for the whole village. Council business sits alongside local news, an events calendar, community directories and a buy and sell board. Clear navigation keeps a busy site simple to run and simple to use.
Threapwood Parish Council
A small parish with a professional online presence. Threapwood Parish Council wanted one reliable place for meetings, plans and documents, accessible to every resident. The new site keeps parishioners up to date with the projects the council is working on, without adding to the clerk’s workload.
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