Councillors
Your Councillors
St Albans City and District Council has 56 Councillors, also known as ‘Members’.
Following the local elections held on 5 May 2022, the current political structure of the Council is as follows:
- Liberal Democrats – 50 Councillors
- Conservatives – 4 Councillors
- Green – 1 Councillor
- Independent – 1 Councillor
Who are my Councillors?
What is the Code of Conduct?
Your Councillors must comply within the Council’s Code of Conduct in Part 5 of the Constitution. This states how a member conducts the business of the authority, conducts the business of the office to which the person has been elected/appointed or acts as a representative of the authority.
Your Councillors must register financial and other interests within 28 days of election and declare relevant interests at a meeting.
How can I complain about a Councillor? Toggle accordion
If you want to complain about the conduct of a member of St Albans City and District Council or a member of any parish or town council within the District, please download and complete a Member Complaint Form.
The completed form and any evidence in support of your complaint should be sent by post or email to:
Charles Turner, Monitoring Officer
St Albans City and District Council
Council Offices
St Peter's Street
St Albans
Herts AL1 3JE
Arrangements for Dealing with Complaints about Councillors Toggle accordion
These Arrangements set out how we will deal with complaints that a Councillor has not complied with the Code of Conduct. Please note that we can only deal with complaints about things that are covered by the Code of Conduct.
What is the role of the Council’s Standards Committee? Toggle accordion
You can view the role and responsibilities of the Council’s Standards Committee.
What are the Members Allowances and Expenses? Toggle accordion
You can view details of the Council’s Members’ Allowances Scheme in Part 6 of the Constitution. Details of the allowances and expenses paid to each councillor are published at the end of each financial year.
How can I become a Councillor? Toggle accordion
Information on how to become a Councillor can be found on the gov.uk website.
