By clicking (here) you can find, in detail, answers to the many questions you may have concerning the Parish and district elections including how to stand for the parish council. If you don't have too much time, I've knocked out some Janet & John jottings on the importance of standing for the parish council and for voting in the elections.

There are 9 seats on Hullavington Parish Council and, unless more than 9 people stand for election, those that do stand will be elected unopposed and you will have no say in it at all.
If less than 9 people stand and they are elected unopposed, they are at liberty to fill the vacant seats by cooption, so again you will not get to vote on this. Is this the sort of representation you want?
Currently there are only 8 councillors and I understand 3 of the existing 8 will not be standing this time. So, assuming this to be the case, unless others stand for election, the council will number 5 and would be free to co-opt another 4 to make up the numbers. Are you content with this?
If you want democratic choice in Hullavington Parish council, we need 10 or more people to stand for the parish council.
If you don't care then so be it. But if you do care about who makes the decisions on Hullavington Council over; inter alia: removing poplar trees from Latimer Pond, providing the Parish View on planning matters, letting contracts, running the cemetery etc then stand for council and vote in the election on May 3rd
Don't make excuses about not having the time to be a parish councillor and not being able to attend all the meetings. The system recognises all this and knows you may not be able to attend all the meetings. Remember it is better to have rich and diverse quality rather than silent bums on seats, or noisy ones for that matter..
If you want to stand for Hullavington Parish Council then go to " How do I become a parish Councillor ". But basically all you need do is get the nomination forms from the District Council offices in Chippenham or from the Parish Clerk (see below for contact details), be over 18 y o on polling day, be on the voters register, get someone to nominate you and another to second it, fill in the forms and make sure they get to NWDC Chippenham office by noon on 4 APRIL. Go on. DO IT. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

If you need help, need more information, then contact the Parish Clerk Sue Webb, she is waiting your call. : 01666 824 620 or at email email: dennis.webb01@virgin.net