Your local councillor is here to represent you and address any concerns or issues you may have within the community. Whether you have a question about council services, need assistance with a local matter, or want to share your thoughts on future developments, your councillor is your voice in local government.
How to Contact Your Councillor
Each ward within the council has dedicated councillors who are responsible for representing residents. You can contact them directly using the following methods:
- Email: The quickest way to reach your councillor is via email. Each councillor has their own email address, which can be found on our Councillor Directory page.
- Telephone: Prefer to speak to your councillor over the phone? You can find their contact number in the Councillor Directory.
- Meetings & Surgeries: Councillors often hold regular surgeries where residents can drop in to discuss issues face-to-face. Check the Ward Surgeries page for dates, times, and locations of upcoming sessions in your area.
What Can Your Councillor Help With?
Your councillor can assist with a wide range of issues, including:
- Concerns about local services such as waste collection, street cleaning, and maintenance.
- Reporting problems such as fly-tipping, potholes, or vandalism.
- Discussing planning applications or local developments that may affect your area.
- Raising concerns about social services, housing, or education within the community.
- Representing your views on council decisions and policies.
If you’re unsure which ward you live in or who your local councillor is, use our Find My Ward tool by entering your postcode. This will provide you with the names and contact details of the councillors who represent you.
Stay Informed
Councillors often post updates on issues affecting their wards, upcoming meetings, and important decisions. You can stay informed by subscribing to their email newsletters or following council news through our website.
For general enquiries about contacting your councillor, please email contact@yourcouncil.gov.uk or call our main office on 01234 567890.
Your local councillor is here to help—don’t hesitate to get in touch!