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Council websites that make public information easier to find and manage.
We build parish and town council websites around accessibility, statutory information, straightforward publishing and the day-to-day needs of clerks and residents.
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Website experience applied to the practical needs of local councils.
Council sites contain a lot of information and have to stay current. We focus on making that content easier for residents to find and easier for the council to maintain.
5m+
visits to our websites each year
15+
years building websites and digital projects
60%
from client recommendation
How we help
A cleaner website and a simpler publishing process.
The aim is not to make council websites complicated. It is to organise the content properly, migrate it carefully and give the team a site they can keep up to date.
Website Design
Accessible, easy-to-manage council websites.
Modern WordPress sites designed around residents, statutory information and straightforward administration.
Content Migration
Large content migrations made manageable.
Careful movement and restructuring of years of news, meetings, documents and other content from older council sites.
Content Structure
Clear structures for statutory information.
Meetings, agendas, minutes, policies, finance, councillors and community information organised so people can find what they need.
Training
Training and handover for clerks and teams.
Practical training so routine publishing can be handled in-house without relying on an agency for every update.
Parish & Town Councils work
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Sector know-how
Council websites have their own practical requirements.
The challenge is all about accessibility, structure, migration and making a large amount of changing information manageable.
Accessibility
Build with readable layouts, clear navigation and sensible content structure so information works for as many residents as possible.
Meetings and documents
Create manageable systems for agendas, minutes, policies, finance and other recurring documents.
Councillors and contacts
Keep member information, wards, responsibilities and contact routes clear and easy to maintain.
Large migrations
Plan the move of years of historic content without simply recreating the clutter of the old site.
News and community information
Make routine notices, events and updates straightforward to publish and easy for residents to browse.
Simple administration
Give clerks and authorised users a practical editing experience backed by training and support.
Frequently asked
Things you may be wondering.
Can you migrate years of council documents and news?
Yes. We can migrate substantial archives and restructure them so meetings, minutes, policies and older information remain useful rather than simply being dumped into the new site.
Do you build with accessibility in mind?
Yes. Accessibility is considered across layout, navigation, typography, content structure and editing guidance. We can also work with the council on content that needs attention during migration.
Can the clerk update the website without technical knowledge?
Yes. Straightforward publishing is one of the main aims of the build, and we provide training for the people who will manage the site.
Can you handle meetings, agendas and minutes?
Yes. We can create structured systems for recurring meetings and documents so they are easier to publish, filter and find.
Can you move us to a .gov.uk domain?
We can support the website and technical side of a move and work with the council around the domain and launch process. The exact registration and approval steps depend on the council's existing setup.
Client feedback
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Enquiry
Talk to us about your council website.
Tell us what is difficult to manage now, how much content needs moving and what residents most often need to find.
Tell us what you are trying to improve, what is working now and where you want digital to make a bigger difference.