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Wallingford Town Councillors
Wallingford’s Town Councillors are elected by the community to decide how the council should carry out its various activities. They represent public interest as well as individuals living within Wallingford in which they have been elected to serve.
Wallingford currently has 14 Councillors including the Mayor, with two vacancies.
Every Councillor has a duty to act properly and to abide by the adopted Code of Conduct, to attend meetings of the Council, to
declare interests as appropriate
(Local Government Act 2000, part III) and to represent the electorate as a whole.
Councillors have regular contact with the general public through Council Meetings, telephone calls and emails. To find out more about your Town Councillors and which committees they serve on and their contact details, please see below.
Mike Acreman
Town Councillor
Daniel Beauchamp
Town Councillor
Richard Dunne
Town Councillor
Mahmood Ebrahimjee
Town Councillor
Jacques Hallett
Town Councillor
Marcus Harris
Town Councillor
Claire Holford
Town Councillor
Jacki Hoskins
Town Councillor
Mark Hoskins
Deputy Mayor, Town Councillor
Nigel Hughes
Town Councillor, Town Mayor
Katharine Keats-Rohan
Town Councillor
Ros Lester
Town Councillor
Len Pannett
Town Councillor
Christine Sandall
Town Councillor
Town Mayor
Each year in May, Wallingford Town Council elects one of its councillors to serve as Town Mayor. The Mayor is the civic head of the town, representing Wallingford at community, ceremonial and official events, and supporting local organisations and initiatives.
Find out more about the role and the current Town Mayor on the
Mayor’s page
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Volunteers
Town Councillors give their time voluntarily and are not paid a salary for their work. Some councils pay an allowance, but Wallingford Town Councillors do not receive any allowance other than the very occasional reimbursement of expenses such as mileage. By law, all members of the Council are required to complete a declaration of interest form, the details of which are published annually.
To view the registers of interest for Wallingford Town Councillors visit the SODC website.
Support and Training
Town Councillors are offered support and training throughout their term of office, both from Town Council officers and from sector bodies such as the National Association of Local Councils and the Local Government Association.
Code of Conduct
All Town Councillors must agree to abide by the Town Council’s Code of Conduct.
Please click here for the Council’s
Code of Conduct
Please click here for The Good Councillor’s Guide
The Good Councillor’s Guide
Complaints
If you need to make a complaint about a Town Councillor, please write to:
Town Clerk, Wallingford Town Council, 8a Castle Street, Wallingford OX10 8DL
or email:
townclerk@wallingfordtowncouncil.gov.uk
Can anyone stand for election as a Town Councillor?
Yes, if you are a British Commonwealth or European Citizen aged 18 years or over and meet any one of the following criteria:
You are on the electoral roll for the town.
You have lived in the town, or within 3 miles of it, for the previous 12 months.
You have occupied any land or premises in the town for the previous 12 months.
Your main place of work is within the town.
You can find out more
by visiting the Electoral Commission Website
Vacancies which arrive between elections, known as a casual vacancy, are filled by by-elections or by the Town Council choosing new councillors (co-option). Vacancies will be advertised on our
‘Job Vacancies’ page.
Please click here for the Town Councillor Job Description
Parish Councillor Job Description
If you have any questions regarding becoming a Councillor, please contact Wallingford Town Council Office on
01491 835373
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