The Forest of Dean District Council exists to serve the people of the Forest of Dean.
Coleford, England
The Forest of Dean district has a population of 82,000 (2011 Census) living in an area covering 585 square kilometres. Over 100 square kilometres of this is woodland managed by the Forestry Commission. Our district has four main towns and many smaller, rural settlements where the majority (approximately 58%) of the population live. For residents the "specialness" of the area is important arising from its cultural identity and natural environment. The Forest of Dean District Council exists to serve the people of the Forest of Dean. The 48 councillors come from many walks of life and they represent differing political parties and opinions. They are united by their desire to do their very best for the people of the district. To view our social media comments policy visit: https://www.fdean.gov.uk/commentspolicy
On-site · Plympton-Wyoming
The role involves managing and overseeing the functions and responsibilities of local government authorities, including county, district, and parish councils. Key duties include coordinating public services such as education, social care, highways management, and local planning.
On-site · Brampton
The role involves managing council committee meetings, including the preparation and publication of agendas and reports. It also requires recording and publishing minutes of meetings for public access.
