Congleton Town Council was created in 1980 to represent the people of Congleton Town. 22 Councillors, representing five wards, are elected every four years (next election May 2027) to serve on the Council.
Congleton Town Council is the local governing body responsible for representing the interests of the residents of Congleton. The council plays a key role in maintaining and enhancing the town’s facilities, supporting local initiatives, and ensuring the community’s voice is heard in local governance.
Congleton Town Council works alongside Cheshire East Council to manage local services, including parks, public spaces, events, and community grants. The council is committed to promoting economic growth, sustainability, inclusivity and civic engagement through various projects and partnerships.
With 22 elected councillors representing 5 wards (next election 2027), the council holds regular meetings where decisions on local issues, planning applications, and public services are discussed. Residents are encouraged to participate in council activities and consultations to help shape the future of Congleton. Explore the work of Congleton Town Council on the following pages.
