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District Councillors

Daventry District Council is composed of 36 Councillors, each of whom is chosen to represent a defined Ward by its electors.  Elections are by thirds, which means that one third of the seats are subject to re-election in each of three successive years, and County Council elections are held every fourth year. There are 16 electoral wards in the district.  Your local councillor is elected every 4 years to represent your area but Councillors can, of course, decide to submit themselves for re-election and continue to serve longer.  To find your ward, please refer to the Councillors Directory below. 

 

Councillors Directory

 

To find out the name of your District Councillor please use the directory of Daventry District Councillors below, which can be searched by clicking on the a-z tool or by typing into the keywords search box.  The keywords search box can be used to search by ward, name or party. Clicking the name of the Councillor will bring up their contact details.  Alternatively you can use the Web Mapping System to identify your Ward and Councillor.

 

TitleFirst NameLast NameWardVillages within wardParty
CouncillorRichardAtterburyBarby and KilsbyAshby St Ledgers, Barby & Onley,...Conservative
CouncillorNickBuntingBrixworthBrixworth, Cottesbrooke, Creaton,...Conservative
CouncillorAbigailCampbellBraunston and WeltonBraunston and WeltonLabour
CouncillorAnnCarterWalgraveHannington, Holcot, OldConservative
CouncillorAlanChantlerYelvertoftClay Coton, Cold Ashby, Elkington,...Conservative
CouncillorDanielCribbinMoultonMoulton and OverstoneConservative
CouncillorKayDriverWelfordArthingworth, Clipston, East Farndon,...Conservative
CouncillorIanDulyWeedonBrockhall, Dodford, Everdon,...Conservatives
CouncillorDeannaEddonAbbey SouthDaneholme Park, Daventry Town Centre,...Conservative
CouncillorBarryFrenchmanSprattonBoughton, Chapel Brampton, Church...Conservative

The role of the elected Councillor

 

Elected Councillors oversee the functions of the authority through their membership of the Strategy Group, Scrutiny and Improvement Committee and Regulatory Committees, each of which has specific areas of responsibility. The full Council makes all policy and budgetary decisions.  Councillors vote on matters relating to the whole of the District as well as their own ward. Click here to view the role description for Councillors.  Daventry District Council has adopted a Code of Conduct, which sets out the rules that govern the behaviour of its members.  All elected and co-opted Members of the District Council are required to adhere to this Code of Conduct (Part 3 of the Constitution) and must complete a declaration of interest form to register their financial interests and other interests. A Member's Register of Interest form can be viewed by selecting their details from the online directory below. Any suspected breaches of the code can be referred to the Chairman of the Assessment Sub-committee

The principal roles of an elected Councillor are:

 

  • To represent the interests of all residents in their ward
  • To offer advice and assistance on Council services
  • To decide Council policy, monitor performance and scrutinise decisions made.

    

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Councillor Development

 

In September 2007 Daventry District Council signed up to the East Midlands Regional Councillor Development Charter.  The Charter aims to promote best practice in Councillor development and has an accreditation process set against standards which have been developed nationally.  A Councillor Learning and Development Policy has been developed by Daventry District Council, together with an Implementation Plan.  Putting these in place assists Councillors to identify their own development needs and to provide focussed learning and development within the requirements of the Council's corporate objectives. 

 

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