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Home > Council and Democracy > Councillors and Democracy

Councillors and Democracy

The Council consists of 26 councillors (or members) who represent 16 electoral wards. Councillors can stand as either a member of a national political party or as an independent member.

Information about your councillors, council meetings and the democratic processs can be found in the menu on the left of this page, or head straight to some of the more popular areas using the links below.

 

• Your Councillor
• Council Meetings
• Elections and electoral Registration

 

Councillor Structure 2012/13

You can download the Council Structure 2012/13 (PDF, 48KB) which provides full details of the membership of each council committee.