Shape the future of your area here. The decisions the Council makes affect you in your daily life, so have your say!
Find out about key decisions we are about to take, add your input on-line using our Forward Plan.
How to have your say in council meetings
As a member of the public, you cannot interrupt meetings when you choose to have your say. However, there is a slot set aside in most meetings - particularly in Council and Cabinet meetings - to answer questions from the public. Please note that Development Control Committee meetings are not open to public questions.
To take part, you need to submit your question in advance and in writing. The deadline for submitting questions can be found on the meeting agenda. Your question and the Councillor's response will be circulated at the meeting. Access agendas and decisions.
You can send your questions now using our on-line form.
Or Alternatively write to, email, or fax to Democratic Services (Fax: 01453 754980 Email: )
Other ways of Having Your Say
Could you represent your community on the Council? Find out what becoming a Councillor is all about.
Get in touch with your local Councillors
If you are unhappy with a service you have received from the council, the first step to take is to make a written complaint - you can now do this on-line here, and find out how to take it further if you are unhappy with the response.
