Councillors serve their constituents as volunteers, giving up their spare time to public service. Most continue to be employed at the same time, while others have already enjoyed their careers and now contribute to where they live. Councillors are elected every four years and have wide-ranging duties, from taking up constituent enquiries and meeting with businesses and charities, to voting in full council on million-pound budgets.
North West Essex Conservative Councillors work together for residents across all three councils in the constituency: Uttlesford District; Chelmsford City; and Essex County. To find out more about what each council does, or to find your Conservative representative, use the tabs provided on the left of the page.
County Council elections are scheduled for May 2025 have been cancelled following the local government reforms proposed by the Labour Government. New Unitary authorities will take the place of Essex County Council and the district councils from 2028. The size and forms of the new unitary authorities is not yet known. If you are interested in becoming a Conservative Councillor, there is more information here: https://www.northwestessexconservatives.org.uk/councillors/becomeacouncillor