What is the Conservative Councillors' Association?
The CCA exists to provide a strong and unified voice for all Conservative councillors within the Party and in the wider community. The CCA supports councillors in their important role and provides them with the tools to both work effectively on behalf of local residents and to campaign successfully as Conservatives.
Who runs the CCA?
The Conservative Councillors’ Association is an independently run organisation managed by the Local Government Board. The board is elected annually by members of the CCA. For more information on current board members please click here.
The CCA employs three members of staff to administer the Association. Members of the CCA can contact us at any time for research, policy queries, campaign support or legal advice.
Who can become a CCA member?
All elected Conservative councillors are required to become members of the Conservative Councillors' Association. Council candidates, parish/town councillors and members of the Party who have a strong local government connection may also join the CCA as associate members.
The annual subscription is fixed by the AGM of the CCA and for 2022/23 this has been set at £35.00 per annum. The membership year runs from June 1st to May 31st. For details of how to subscribe to the CCA please click here. For details on the benefits of membership please click here.
Summary
The CCA was created to give a voice to Conservative councillors within the Party. We are the largest Party in Local Government but we must have credibility and this can only be achieved if councillors back the CCA by joining us. With close to 100% membership rates, we have a strong and clear voice, championing the interests of our councillors within the Party structure.
