The Mayor of Droitwich Spa
Councillor Kate Fellows
The Mayor of Droitwich Spa for 2023/24 is Councillor Kate Fellows. Her chosen charities are Droitwich Council for Voluntary Services and 2516 (Droitwich) Squadron Air Cadets. The Consort to the Mayor is her husband, Derek Fellows.
If you would like the Mayor to attend your function please download and complete the Mayor’s Attendance Form
The Deputy Mayor is Councillor Alex Sinton. His wife, Eleanor Sinton is Consort.
If you would like the Deputy Mayor to attend your function please download and complete the Deputy Mayor’s Attendance Form.
Who is on the council?
The council is made up of councillors elected by the electors of the parish. Every year the council elects one of them to be the Chairman of the council (called the Mayor of a Town Council). The council has a paid officer who organises meetings and helps to carry out the council’s decisions – this officer is usually called the Clerk. The Clerk does not vote or make decisions; that is the role of the councillors.
Central Ward
Cllr Dave Davidson
c/o Town Council Offices
St Richard’s House
Victoria Square
DROITWICH SPA, WR9 8DS
Mobile: 07968 131982
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Chawson Ward
Cllr Adrian Key
7 Penrice Road
DROITWICH SPA
WR9 8NS
Mobile: 07855 921583
Copcut Ward
Cllr Sue Brazier
c/o Town Council Offices
St Richard’s House
Victoria Square
DROITWICH SPA, WR9 8DS
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East Ward
Tagwell Ward
West Ward
Witton Ward
How do people get elected to the council?
Elections are held every four years and will usually coincide with a District Council election. Details of when elections are held can be found at www.wychavon.gov.uk.
Sometimes the number of people who put their names forward for election equals or is less than the number of seats on the council. In these circumstances there is not a poll on election day and the people nominated are deemed elected. If the number deemed elected is less than the number of seats on the council, then the council is required to co-opt people onto the council to fill the vacancies.
If a seat on the council becomes vacant between normal elections then a special procedure has to be followed which can lead to an election or, more usually, the co-option of a new councillor.
Do councillors have to declare any financial or other personal interests they have in a matter under discussion by the council?
Yes. All councillors have to abide by Code of Conduct which sets out which interests have to be declared. They also have to enter relevant financial and other interests in a special Register that is open to inspection by members of the public and has been placed on the Wychavon website here. The Clerk has a copy of the Code of Conduct and the Register can be inspected at Wychavon District Council’s offices.
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Droitwich Spa Town Council – Representatives on Outside Bodies