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Brett Alistair Mickelburgh: councillor for Godmanchester & Hemingford Abbots, Huntingdonshire District Council

Brett Alistair Mickelburgh is a Liberal Democrat councillor for the Godmanchester & Hemingford Abbots ward on Huntingdonshire District Council, according to the council's own published list. Brett Alistair Mickelburgh is also Deputy Executive Leader, Vice-Chair of the Cabinet, Executive Councillor for Economy, Regeneration & Housing, Deputy Group Leader, Liberal Democrats. Their current term began on 9 May 2022.

Council
Huntingdonshire District Council
Ward
Godmanchester & Hemingford Abbots
Party
Liberal Democrat
Posts
Deputy Executive Leader, Vice-Chair of the Cabinet, Executive Councillor for Economy, Regeneration & Housing, Deputy Group Leader, Liberal Democrats
Term began
9 May 2022
Official profile
democracy.huntingdonshire.gov.uk
Source
Huntingdonshire District Council: councillors by ward (modern.gov web service), read 3 November 2026 (saved copy)

How to contact Brett Alistair Mickelburgh

These are the details Huntingdonshire District Council publishes for Brett Alistair Mickelburgh, exactly as published on 3 November 2026:

Who else represents Godmanchester & Hemingford Abbots

Liberal Democrat on Huntingdonshire District Council

Liberal Democrat holds 21 of the 52 seats on Huntingdonshire District Council, the largest group. Seats by party: Liberal Democrat 21, Conservative 15, Reform UK 9, HDC Independent Group 4, Green 2, Labour 1.

Leaders and post holders on Huntingdonshire District Council

All 52 councillors of Huntingdonshire District Council, by ward and party.

Who has power over Godmanchester & Hemingford Abbots

Brett Alistair Mickelburgh sits on Huntingdonshire District Council, at level 3 of the ten levels of power. These are the bodies above Huntingdonshire, each with its own page:

The full ladder of power over Huntingdonshire, from residents' groups to the G20.

Where this comes from

Huntingdonshire District Council: councillors by ward (modern.gov web service), read 3 November 2026 (saved copy). Published by Huntingdonshire District Council. The page is rebuilt from the official list each time it is read again, so anything the council changes or removes changes here too. Name or seat out of date? Tell us.