Democratic Processes and Events
The Council's role is to champion and represent the social, economic and environmental well-being of the area. Its role as a community leader is based on its position as the locally elected democratic body. Our aim is to work in an open and transparent way, seeking to keep local people informed and involved throughout.
Political and Officer Structures
The political and officer structures for the Council are now available.
The political structure shows the Councillors who make up the political leadership of the Council - the Leader of the Council, the members of the Cabinet and the Chairs of the Scrutiny Panels.
The officer structure shows the Chief Executive, Executive Directors of the Council's themes and the services areas within those themes.
Local Elections 2008
Don't forget to use your vote in the local elections on Thursday 1st May 2008.
Please check your polling card for details of your polling station or call 0121 569 3269.
All of the Candidates' details can be found by selecting the individual wards.
Use these pages to find out more about the main thrusts of our work to ensure that we meet the challenges facing us for the future and our main plans and priorities over the next few years.
You can also find out how the Council works and makes these important local decisions, who your councillors are, the information and reports used to help councillors make their decisions, and how you can go to the meetings where these things are discussed.
Democracy means having your say. Use these pages to find out more about the different types of elections held locally and how you can register to vote in them, as well as other ways to make your voice heard.