Are you a New Clerk?
Get your FREE welcome pack containing information about your new clerking role and responsibilities – you don’t have to be an SLCC member.
Contact us with your name, council and address and we’ll send you a welcome pack.
Find out about the training initiative to support new clerks in their first 12 months of employment and attend a New Clerk Event delivered by webinar, packed with best-practice advice.
SLCC Membership
Become a member of the SLCC today. If you are a local council clerk, officer or you have a role or interest in local councils, we are the professional body for you. Representing clerks to over 5,000 councils in England and Wales, we provide the necessary training, advice and support you need to promote best practice within the sector.
Benefits of Joining
SLCC membership offers a wealth of services and benefits, take advantage of everything our membership has to offer:
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Latest events
Keep up to date with the latest legislative changes, choose from a variety of training courses, webinars, events or Branch meetings in your local area.
Latest news
Read a selection of the latest news and information from the sector
Part-time Staff Leave Calculator
Section 137 Spending Limit for 2021/22
Community Governance 2021 – Enrolment Now Closed
“No longer possible to hold safe and open elections in May,” says LGIU
Local Government and Elections (Wales) Act Receives Royal Assent
Member advice & support
The SLCC advisory service delivers professional advice from experienced advisors by email, telephone or through the comprehensive, online advice library.
Advice Library
Over 600 advice documents listed under 90 different categories! Choose your advice: Advice Note – statement of fact or law, Guidance Notes – the process, Model Documents – adapt to suit your council
Talk to an Advisor
Seek professional advice from our team of advisors by telephone or email, 8.30am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday.

Suppliers
Find a product or service to suit your requirements in the comprehensive suppliers directory