How many councillors does Banbridge District Council have in total and how can I find out which councillor represents my area?
A1. Banbridge District Council has 17 councillors elected to represent the local Banbridge community. These 17 councillors represent the communities living in the three District Electoral Areas of Banbridge Town, Dromore and Knockiveagh. Find out which councillors represent your area by selecting the ‘Councillors’ link under ‘Related Pages’ on the right-hand side of this page. Q2. What is the role and responsibilities of a councillor? A2. A Councillors role is varied and collectively within each council, the councillors decide what is in the public interest amidst a range of conflicting issues and views. Their range of duties include:- • Attending full council and other council committee meetings to effectively represent the interest of the people of their District Electoral Area and/or council area • Ensuring that council policy is implemented and carried out fairly • Participating in the activities of outside bodies to which they are appointed by the council eg housing, education and
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