Oundle Town Council has 13 Councillors representing the town. They meet monthly as a Full Council and also meet as Committees and Working Parties to progress initiatives, resolve issues and to make recommendation's to the Council as a whole on the best way forward. More information on the Committees and Working Parties is located in the section below. Details of meeting dates, agendas and minutes can be found on the Council Meetings section of the website.

Councillors are all volunteers and are elected for a four year term, the same as the other tiers of local government. Oundle Town Council is non-political and is dedicated to serving only the best interests of the town. Each year at the May meeting, a Mayor and Deputy Mayor are elected. Heads of our Committees, Working Parties and the Representatives of Other Bodies are also duly elected at this meeting.

You can see from viewing the information on the services the Council offers the breadth of areas a Councillor has to consider in undertaking this interesting and sometimes demanding role.

If you live in the parish of Oundle and would like to consider service to the community as a Councillor, please contact the Town Clerk or any one of the Councillors for further information.

A brief resume and contact details of each Councillor can be found below. You will also find here details of the District and County Councillors and the local MP, together with information on the Council's staff.

Our Committees and Working Parties have specific tasks and can have delegated powers. More information on this can be found below.

Councillors are also elected to stand or represent the Council on other bodies or organisations within the town. Details of the these can be found below.

Oundle Town Council employs the following staff members to serve you and to look after all of the Councils services and properties.

The team are as follows: