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Morpeth is divided into five electoral wards. These are:
Morpeth North
(5 Councillors representing this ward)
Morpeth Kirkhill
(4 Councillors representing this ward)
Morpeth Stobhill
(4 Councillors representing this ward)
Morpeth Northgate
(1 Councillor representing this ward)
Morpeth St George’s Park
(1 Councillor representing this ward)
There are 3 County Councillors representing Morpeth.
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North Ward
David Bawn
Councillor
Wendy Fail
Councillor
Rachael Hogg
Councillor
Jan Rosen
Councillor
David Towns
Councillor
Kirkhill Ward
Charlotte Blundred
Councillor
Dorothy Moore
Councillor
Jonathan Richardson
Councillor
Richard Wearmouth
Councillor
Stobhill Ward
Michael Air
Councillor
Alison Byard
Councillor
Pat Elton
Councillor
Patricia Fuller
Councillor
Northgate Ward
Ed Dungait
Councillor
St George's Park Ward
Jade Crawford
Councillor
The Role of a Town Councillor
A Town Councillor is a volunteer and receives no financial reward.
A Town Councillor is held accountable by the local people for things that happen locally and will try to make a difference by influencing decisions which affect the community.
A Town Councillor may represent a political party or may be independent.
A Town Councillor has a duty to attend Council meetings.
A Town Councillor has a duty to ensure the Council is properly managed.
A Town Councillor must represent the whole electorate not just those that voted for them and must represent the views of the community.
A Town Councillor must maintain proper standards of behaviour as an elected representative of the people.
A Town Councillor must abide to the Code of Conduct which means that they must act openly and honourably in the public interest.
A Town Councillor must never use their position to secure personal advantage for themselves, family or friends.
A Town Councillor must not do anything that brings the council into disrepute.
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