Councillors, committees and meetings | North Yorkshire County Council

Political make up of the council

We are a Conservative controlled county council. There are 72 county councillors, of which 53 are Conservative, four are Labour, four are Liberal Democrat, one is Yorkshire Party, and ten are Independent. There is an executive, consisting of the leader, councillor Carl Les, and seven other councillors.

Meeting minutes in North Yorkshire

Meeting minutes in North Yorkshire

Council minutes, agendas and reports

View committee papers (including agendas, minutes and reports) for both upcoming committee meetings and previous meetings.

Full council meeting of North Yorkshire County Council, Northallerton

Full council meeting of North Yorkshire County Council, Northallerton

Minutes and audio recordings of full council meetings

Access agendas, minutes and reports from full council meetings as documents to download, and listen to audio recordings online.

North Yorkshire County Council meeting

North Yorkshire County Council meeting

Councillors information

Find out who North Yorkshire's county councillors are and what they do.

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Councillors' code of conduct

Councillors are regulated by our code of conduct, and an ethical framework overseen by the standards committee.

Money and allowances for council members in North Yorkshire

Councillor allowances

Find out how much councillors are paid, and how the allowances procedure is overseen.

Meeting in North Yorkshire

Committee membership

Your local councillor will participate in committees representing your local area, and may be involved in a number of other committees.

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Chairman of the council

The chairman's duty is to represent and promote the council at all civic and ceremonial occasions as well as chair the full council meetings.

Man in meeting with laptop at desk in North Yorkshire.

Overview and scrutiny

Details of the committees that ensure accountability for council decisions and independently monitor the decisions made by the executive.