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Councillors
Councillors are your local elected representatives
They are usually members of a political party, though some may
choose not to belong to any party and are called
independents. .jpg "A picture of the Council Chamber")
Councillors are responsible for making decisions on behalf of
the community about:
- local services, like rubbish collection and leisure
facilities
- agreeing budgets and council tax charges.
The borough is divided into 21 wards each with two or three
elected representatives bringing the total number of councillors to
63.
Redbridge Council is made up of:
- Conservatives hold 30 seats
- Labour Party hold 25 seats
- Liberal Democrat Party hold 7 seats
- One Independent Member
Council administration
No political group has overall control of Redbridge Council.
You can also contact local councillors:
- directly by phone
- in writing
- by email.
Is there a ward map for local councillors?
Yes, please
view and download the ward map of Redbridge Councillors.
How can I contact my Local Councillor?
Each
Councillor has their own web page which lists their contact
details.
What issues can my local Councillor help me with?
Your Councillor can assist you in education, social services,
rubbish collection, and planning matters.
Redbridge news
Find out about things that are happening in the borough.
