GET INVOLVED

Reform UK in Staffordshire Moorlands is built by local people who care about their communities and want to see real, positive change.

Whether you have a little time to spare or want to play a more active role, there are lots of ways to get involved.  You don't need political experience - just common sense, a love for our area, and a willingness to stand up for local voices.

You can:

• Help at local events, street stalls and community meetings
• Support campaigns on the issues that matter locally
• Share ideas, skills or professional experience
• Help spread the word online or in your community
• Simply stay informed and support our work

Every contribution matters.  Many of our supporters juggle work, family and other commitments - we value whatever time and involvement you're able to offer.

If you believe decisions should be made closer to home, that residents deserve to be listened to, and that Staffordshire Moorlands should come first, we'd love to hear from you.

Get in Touch today and be part of a growing local movement

Your community needs people like you.

You don't need to be a career politician to stand as a councillor.  You just need to care about where you live, believe local people deserve a real voice, and be willing to stand up for common sense.

Across Staffordshire Moorlands, decisions are too often made by the same small group of people, year after year - many of whom no longer reflect the views or priorities of local residents.  That's how we end up with neglected roads, overstretched services, and communities that feel ignored.

We believe it's time for change - and that change starts with local people stepping forward.

Who Can Be a Councillor?

You might be surprised.

Our best councillors come from all walks of life:

• Working People
• Small Business Owners
• Parents and Grandparents
• Retired Residents
• Community Volunteers

You don't need special qualifications or political experience.  What matters is local knowledge, integrity, and willingness to listen.

If you care about issues like:

• Protecting local services
• Sensible spending of public money
• Keeping decisions local, not dictated from afar
• Standing up for residents, not party machines

. . . . . then you already have what takes.

What Does a Councillor Actually Do?

Councillors are the link between residents and the Council. You:

• Represent local people and raise their concerns
• Help shape decisions that affect your town or village
• Hold the council to account
• Work with others to improve your community

It's meaningful, practical work - and you can make a real difference.

Support Every Step of the Way

Standing for election doesn't mean standing alone.

As part of the Staffordshire Moorlands Reform branch, you'll receive:

• Guidance on the role of a councillor
• Help through the election process
• Ongoing support from the branch
• A team that values honesty, independence, and local voices.

We're building a strong, supportive group of people who believe in doing politics differently - with transparency, respect, and accountability.

Take the First Step

If you've ever thought "someone should stand up for this place" - that someone could be you.

Whether you're ready to stand now or just want an informal conversation  to find out more, we'd love to hear from you.

Get Involved. Ask Questions. Take that First Step.

Because local communities work best when local people lead them.