Essential works to the planning register
On Tuesday 22 July 2025, you will not be able to search or comment on planning applications. This is because of essential maintenance needed to the software. We apologise for any inconvenience.
Committees and meeting dates, Full Council, the Executive, attend a meeting or watch online, ask a question, council decisions.
You can ask a question at:
You can also raise an issue with your ward councillor. This may be the most appropriate first point of contact for the issue you wish to raise.
15 minutes is dedicated to questions received from the public at the beginning of each Full Council meeting.
To ask up to 3 questions, you:
Your question or questions must be received by 12pm, 8 working days before the day of the meeting.
For example, if the meeting is held on a Thursday, the deadline would be midday on the Monday the week before.
30 minutes is dedicated to questions received from the public at the beginning of each Executive meeting.
To ask up to 3 questions, you:
Your question or questions must be received by 12pm, 7 calendar days before the day of the meeting.
For example, if the meeting is held on a Thursday, the deadline would be midday on the Thursday a week before.
You will be invited to present your question in person at the meeting.
Your questions may however be rejected by the Chief Executive or Monitoring Officer if:
If you are unable to attend, you may request that the question is deferred to a meeting later in the year.
Depending on the meeting, the Mayor or Leader of the Council will decide whether the question will be given a written response or that the question will not be dealt with.
You may ask one supplementary question at the meeting.
A question may not be dealt with at the meeting if:
A written response will be provided if your question is asked during the meeting.
If there is a reasonable belief that your question will not be answered on the night, you may be contacted ahead of time and offered an alternative option.