Who We Are & What We Do

Huntingdon Town Council consists of 19 elected Councillors who serve for a four year term. All Councillors are voluntary and receive no payment whatsoever.

The Town Council offices are located in the Town Hall on the Market Square, Huntingdon.

Huntingdon Town Council maintains green spaces and play areas in the town, as well as cemeteries and allotments.

For further information relating to the services offered by the Town Council please contact the Town Clerk who will be happy to give advice and assistance.

Councillors

Committees

The Town Council appoints three main committees, of which all elected Councillors are members. These are for Planning, Leisure & Community Services and Finance and most of the Council's decision making is delegated to these.

Sub-Committees and Working Groups are appointed by the three main Committees to carry out their work and to make recommendations back to the main Committees for eventual adoption.

When necessary other Sub-Committees and Working Groups are convened, which report directly back to the main Committees and ultimately the Council.

The Committees are regulated by our Standing Orders, Financial Regulations and Committee Terms of Reference.

Huntingdon Town Council Standing Orders

Our Staff

We have a team of staff that work together to deliver the range of services we provide. They can be contacted through our office at the Town Hall, by phone or email.

In line with the Local Government Transparency Code 2014, a copy of Huntingdon Town Council's Organisation Chart can be found here.

For details of the Council's Constitution, please refer to the latest version of our Standing Orders, Financial Regulations and Terms of Reference, which can all be found in our Document Management System.

Huntingdon Town Council's Pay Policy falls in line with the SLCC and NALC (The Green Book).

The Council also employs:

7 Groundstaff; 2 Caretakers at the Town Hall and Medway Centre; and a Macebearer.