The website will be updated with the 2023 members after the January meeting.
Cameron Community Council, 2018-2022: Members
In October 2018, the following were elected as members of Cameron Community Council, to serve until 2022:
Gordon Ball
Ian Cameron
Kathy Christie
Stephen Lohoar
John Picken
Jay Spankie
Bruce Thomson
Innes Wright
Local Fife Councillors for the East Neuk and Landward area are ex officio members of Cameron Community Council and regularly attend meetings.
A representative from the local Community Police Team regularly attends meetings.
Cameron Community Council, 2018-2022: Office Bearers
At its inaugural meeting in October 2018, Cameron Community Council agreed to appoint the following office bearers:
John Picken (Chair)
Bruce Thomson (Vice-Chair)
Kathy Christie (Secretary)
Jay Spankie (Treasurer)
Cameron Community Council: Purpose
Community Councils are elected every four years and are made up of local people who have an interest in their community.
The primary purpose of a Community Council in Scotland is to gather the views of the local community on issues that affect the people who live there, and to present these views to the relevant local authority or public body. In this way, Community Councils help to make public bodies aware of the opinions and needs of the communities they represent.
Local authority (Fife Council) also has a duty to consult Community Councils on how local services are delivered and other issues affecting the community. Sometimes other public bodies, such as the Scottish Government, will also consult Community Councils on issues that may affect their local communities.
Community Councils can also encourage community participation and a sense of community spirit by taking action and supporting activities that bring local people together.