Dover District Council has 32 councillors who are elected every four years. Each councillor represents one of 17 wards. Each ward may elect either one, two or three councillors depending on the size of its electorate.
Councillors are elected by the community to decide how the council should carry out its various activities and services. They represent the public interest of the district as a whole as well as that of individuals living within the ward to which they were elected.
Councillors have regular contact with the general public through council meetings, telephone calls, emails/letters or surgeries.
More on your councillors
- your councillors alphabetically (opens in new tab)
- your councillors by political party (opens in new tab)
- your councillors by ward name (opens in new tab)
- full list of contact details (opens in new tab)
- member attendance summary (opens in new tab)
- UK GDPR Councillor Compliance Document (opens in new tab)
- Councillor Privacy Notice (opens in new tab)
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