Meet your councillor

On 4 May 2006 residents voted to elect 54 Councillors to represent 18 wards. Three Councillors were elected to represent each ward. There are 45 Conservative Councillors and nine Labour.

Find your councillor

Find out which councillor represents you. You can search using the:

Postcode search
Alphabetical list of councillors and their wards
Alphabetical list of wards and their councillors
Map of the Borough

Neighbourhood leadership

Councillors by necessity have different roles on the Council and different personal ‘styles’ and, as such, have a differing range of options for demonstrating ‘neighbourhood leadership’. Download and print The Councillor's Contribution to Neighbourhood Leadership [PDF file information] (File size 67Kb)

A day in the life of ....

Follow a day in the life of five councillors in Kensington and Chelsea. Councillors Merrick Cockell, Keith Cunningham, Elizabeth Campbell, John Cox and Fiona Buxton were filmed on 28, 29 and 30 June 2006 respectively. Go to A day in the life of ...

Postcode search

Map of the Borough

Below is a map of the Borough. It is separated into wards, which are numbered and named in the column on the right. To find your councillor, click an area of the map or one of the ward names.

1. Saint Charles
2. Golborne
3. Notting Barns
4. Colville
5. Norland
6. Pembridge
7. Holland
8. Campden
9. Abingdon
10. Queen's Gate
11. Earl's Court
12. Courtfield
13. Redcliffe
14. Brompton
15. Stanley
16. Hans Town
17. Cremorne
18. Royal Hospital

Council's Code of Conduct for Members

All Councillors of the Royal Borough are required to follow the Council's Code of Conduct for Members, as set out in the Constitution. For more details download Part Five Codes and Protocols [PDF file information] (file size 77Kb).

Complaints about Councillors’ conduct

If you are unhappy about the way a Councillor has behaved and feel this may have breached the Councillors Code of Conduct[PDF file information] (File size 86 Kb), you may wish to submit a formal complaint to the Council’s Monitoring Officer on this form Councillor conduct complaint form [PDF file information] (File size 65 Kb)

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