An Introduction to Local Councillors

Local Councillors are the people elected every four years to represent constituents interests in local affairs. Each Councillor represents a small area, or ward, and its inhabitants. The Borough of Stockton has 26 Wards, 56 Councillors with between one and three Councillors representing each.
Councillors are responsible for setting the Council's policies and making the important decisions on how services are provided at regular meetings of the Council, the Cabinet and Committees.
Most Councillors arrange regular Ward Surgeries or, if they do not, will be able to arrange a suitable appointment where you can informally discuss problems or other matters concerning your neighbourhood.
Further information on councillor's and committee's they attend can be found at "Councillors and Council Meeting Information" under the "Related Content" heading. You can also download the "Know Your Local Councillor" leaflet below to find out which Councillor represents which ward.
Additional Resources
Know Your Local Councillor
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An Introduction to Local Councillors
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Contact Us
Contact: Committee and Cabinet Meetings
Team Leader - Democratic & Development Services
Church Road,
Stockton-on-Tees
TS18 1LD
Sat nav postcode: TS19 1UE
Tel: 01642 526193
Fax: 01642 528162
Email:
nigel.hart
@stockton.gov.uk
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