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	Town councils have the authority to issue fixed penalty fines for issues relating to litter, fly posting, dogs, graffiti, and so on. They are often responsible for amenities in the local area such as allotments and public gardens, public clocks, bus shelters, playgrounds, community centres, and help with consultations on neighbourhood planning. They may provide other services with the agreement of the county or district council.		Town councils have the authority to issue fixed penalty fines for issues relating to litter, fly posting, dogs, graffiti, and so on. They are often responsible for amenities in the local area such as allotments and public gardens, public clocks, bus shelters, playgrounds, community centres, and help with consultations on neighbourhood planning. They may provide other services with the agreement of the county or district council.

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−	‘Town council’ is the designation given to a parish council having declared itself to be so under the Local Government Act 1972. A town ~~council is~~ at the lowest level in the local government system, below district, borough, city or county councils. It can also be referred to as a community council.	+	‘Town council’ is the designation given to a parish council having declared itself to be so under the Local Government Act 1972.
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		+	There are approximately 9,000 town or parish councils in England. They are at the lowest (or most local) level in the local government system, below district, borough, city or county councils. It can also be referred to as a community council.

	A town council is an elected body and the chairman is referred to as a ‘town mayor’.		A town council is an elected body and the chairman is referred to as a ‘town mayor’.

−	Town councils have the authority to issue fixed penalty fines for issues relating to litter, fly posting, dogs, graffiti, and so on. They often ~~cover~~ amenities in the local area such as allotments and public gardens, public clocks, bus shelters, playgrounds, community centres, and help with consultations on neighbourhood planning.	+	Town councils have the authority to issue fixed penalty fines for issues relating to litter, fly posting, dogs, graffiti, and so on. They are often responsible for amenities in the local area such as allotments and public gardens, public clocks, bus shelters, playgrounds, community centres, and help with consultations on neighbourhood planning. They may provide other services with the agreement of the county or district council.

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‘Town council’ is the designation given to a parish council having declared itself to be so under the Local Government Act 1972. A town council is at the lowest level in the local government system, below district, borough, city or county councils. It can also be referred to as a community council.

A town council is an elected body and the chairman is referred to as a ‘town mayor’.

Town councils have the authority to issue fixed penalty fines for issues relating to litter, fly posting, dogs, graffiti, and so on. They often cover amenities in the local area such as allotments and public gardens, public clocks, bus shelters, playgrounds, community centres, and help with consultations on neighbourhood planning.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Community rights.
* Local authority.
* Local planning authority.
* Neighbourhood planning.
* Planning authority.
* Public authority.
* Town planning.
* Unitary authority.

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