You are represented by one of 75 county councillors - men and
women who are elected every four years by the residents of Suffolk
to represent them and make decisions on their behalf.
Each councillor represents an area called an electoral division.
Large towns may be split into several divisions, in rural areas
groups of parishes make up a single division. On average each
county councillor represents around 7,000 people.
County councillors have an important role to reflect the views
and needs of their local residents in the decisions made by the
council. Each councillor also has a small amount of money called
a "locality
budget" which they can spend on local initiatives.
To make it easier to find information, we have grouped these
electoral divisions into the district and borough council areas see
below. Please click in the relevant area to see the divisional
information.
The Register of Members' Interests is available for inspection
by members of the public at: Reception, Endeavour House, 8 Russell
Road, Ipswich, Suffolk between the hours of 9:00am and 5:00pm on
weekdays (excluding bank holidays).
For more information please use the links below.