Borough Councillors are elected every 4 years to represent the thirteen wards in Epsom and Ewell.

Each Ward is represented by three Councillors, except Auriol Ward which has two.

Find out who your Councillor is by entering your postcode here.

List of Councillors

• Full alphabetical list
• Poster with contact details (currently being updated)

List of Councillors by Ward

• Auriol                               
• College
• Court
• Cuddington
• Ewell                                                                
• Ewell Court                                     
• Nonsuch                                                                                                                            
• Ruxley 
• Stamford
• Stoneleigh                                                       
• Town
• West Ewell
• Woodcote

List of Councillors by Affiliation

• Conservative
• Labour 
• Liberal Democrat
• Residents Association

Councillors sit on Committees which decide the Council's policy direction and spending priorities and Panels which advise the Committees.

• Link to information about Committees, including links to timetables, agendas and minutes

All Councillors are obliged to register certain financial and other interests.  They are also obliged to record gifts and/or hospitality over the value of £25 they may receive in the course of their duties.  These registers are available for inspection at the Town Hall, Epsom.

All Councillors can be contacted via the Town Hall or directly via phone or email.  Contact details can be found by selecting the links above.

Remember -- it is YOUR Council!  If you have questions, comments or views on anything we are doing (or not doing) let us know!

How to be a Councillor

Epsom & Ewell Borough Council has produced a guide for anyone who has ever thought of becoming a Councillor or who would like to find out more information about the role and life of our Councillors.

Being a Councillor

The four sections of the guide and their contents are listed below.

• The Role of a Councillor - This section gives an overview of the legal requirements to be a Councillor, the role of a Councillor and an overview of Epsom & Ewell Borough Council.
• Help for Councillors - A summary of the support services available from the Council to help Councillors in their role.
• Life as a Councillor -  The time you would need to devote to the role and the allowance you would receive.
• Further Information - Standing as a representative of a political party, residents' association or as an independent candidate: where to find out more.

Related Pages

Details of the Council and the Services it provides
Elections and Electoral Registration

Some notes to the historical background to local government in Epsom and Ewell are given on the "Epsom and Ewell on the internet" website.

The Borough also has 5 County Councillors who represent the County Divisions on Surrey County Council.  Contact Surrey County Council for details of Wards and Councillors.