Who are we?
Tweedsmuir Community Council represents the people of Tweedsmuir and provides a link between the local community and Scottish Borders Council and other public bodies. We work to represent local views, support community initiatives and help improve the quality of life in our area.
Community Council meetings are open to everyone, and residents are encouraged to attend or get in touch with any questions or concerns.
At a Glance
📍 Area covered: Tweedsmuir
👥 Community councillors: 7
📅 Meetings: Usually first Thursday of the month (except January and July)
👋 Residents: Always welcome to attend meetings
Meet your Community Councillors
Office Bearers
Carolynn Hoy
Vice-Chair
Other Community Councillors
Caroline Mathias
Councillor
Kahden Rubecki
Councillor
Steve Sutherland
Co-opted councillor
💡 What does the Community Council do?
- Represent the views of local residents
- Respond to planning applications affecting the community
- Work with Scottish Borders Council and other organisations
- Support local projects and initiatives
- Help administer community benefit funding
- Encourage community involvement
How can residents get involved?
Residents can:
- Stand for election as a Community Councillor when vacancies arise
- Attend meetings
- Raise local issues
- Contact the Community Council
- Volunteer for local projects
Tweedsmuir Community Council is made up of local volunteers who give their time to represent the interests of the community. We always welcome hearing from residents and encourage anyone with an interest in local issues to get involved.
Useful links
📅 Dates of meetings
📄 Agendas & Minutes
📅 Community Events Calendar
🤲 Community grants
Need more information?
Not all councillors receive enquiries directly by email. If you are unsure who to contact, or if a councillor does not have a published email address, please contact the Secretary, who will be happy to forward your enquiry where appropriate.
📧 tweedsmuirsecretary@outlook.com
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