Hertfordshire's County Councillors by District

There are 78 County Councillors in Hertfordshire, who are elected every four years. The next elections are due to take place in May 2021

They do not get a salary for being a councillor but they do get an allowance and expenses to cover their costs. Current allowance levels are detailed in the County Council's constitution (see Annex 17). A report on expenses and allowances paid to members is published every month.

They each represent a different area of Hertfordshire and it is their job to represent your interests.

County councillors spend a lot of time meeting residents, talking to people and corresponding with them. Many hold regular 'surgeries' where you'll be able to meet them and raise concerns or ask for help with local issues.

Our councillors are committed to finding out what you think. We run public consultations on our services and policies and talk to a huge range of people by using surveys, citizen's workshops and focus groups.

All county councillors are required to provide a record of their interests in a public register. This is available at County Hall, Hertford between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday (excluding Bank Holidays). It can also be viewed online by clicking on the name of the relevant councillor below.

Councillors are required to conduct themselves in accordance with a locally agreed Code of Conduct which is part of the Council’s Constitution. If you wish to make a complaint that a county councillor has breached the Code of Conduct for members you can do so online or in writing

To find your councillor please use the links below:

 Broxbourne


  • Lesley Greensmyth

    Goffs Oak and Bury Green (3)

    (Broxbourne)

    (Conservative)


  • Dee Hart

    Waltham Cross (6)

    (Broxbourne)

    (Conservative)


  • Dave Hewitt

    Cheshunt Central (1)

    (Broxbourne)

    (Conservative)

    Chairman, Standards Committee


  • Tim Hutchings

    Hoddesdon North (4)

    (Broxbourne)

    (Conservative)

    Executive Member, Public Health and Prevention


  • Paul Mason

    Hoddesdon South (5)

    (Broxbourne)

    (Conservative)


  • Mark Mills-Bishop

    Flamstead End and Turnford (2)

    (Broxbourne)

    (Conservative)

    Deputy Executive Member, Education, Libraries and Localism

 Dacorum


  • Terry Douris

    Bridgewater (8)

    (Dacorum)

    (Conservative)

    Executive Member, Education, Libraries & Localism


  • Fiona Guest

    Hemel Hempstead North West (11)

    (Dacorum)

    (Conservative)


  • Nick Hollinghurst

    Tring (16)

    (Dacorum)

    (Liberal Democrats)


  • Tina Howard

    Hemel Hempstead South East (12)

    (Dacorum)

    (Conservative)


  • Ian Reay

    Berkhamsted (7)

    (Dacorum)

    (Conservative)

    Chairman, Development Control Committee


  • Richard Roberts

    Kings Langley (15)

    (Dacorum)

    (Conservative)

    Executive Member, Adult Care and Health


  • Ron Tindall

    Hemel Hempstead St Paul's (13)

    (Dacorum)

    (Liberal Democrats)

    Liberal Democrat spokesperson for Public Health and Prevention, and Adult Care & Health


  • Andrew Williams

    Hemel Hempstead East (9)

    (Dacorum)

    (Conservative)


  • Colette Wyatt-Lowe

    Hemel Hempstead North East (10)

    (Dacorum)

    (Conservative)

    Chairman of the Council


  • William Wyatt-Lowe

    Hemel Hempstead Town (14)

    (Dacorum)

    (Conservative)

    Vice Chairman, Standards Committee, Vice-Chairman, Audit Committee

 East Herts


  • David Andrews

    Ware North (25)

    (East Herts)

    (Conservative)

    Chairman Overview & Scrutiny Committee (OSC)


  • Eric Buckmaster

    Sawbridgeworth (24)

    (East Herts)

    (Conservative)

    Deputy Executive Member, Highways and the Environment


  • Ken Crofton

    Hertford Rural (22)

    (East Herts)

    (Conservative)


  • Bob Deering

    Hertford St Andrew (23)

    (East Herts)

    (Conservative)

    Deputy Executive Member, Resources and Performance


  • Jeff Jones

    Buntingford (20)

    (East Herts)

    (Conservative)


  • Jonathan Kaye

    Ware South (26)

    (East Herts)

    (Conservative)


  • Graham McAndrew

    Bishop's Stortford Rural (18)

    (East Herts)

    (Conservative)

    Deputy Executive Member, Children, Young People & Families


  • Dr Andrew Stevenson

    Hertford All Saints (21)

    (East Herts)

    (Conservative)


  • Colin Woodward

    Bishop's Stortford West (19)

    (East Herts)

    (Conservative)

    Deputy Executive Member, Community Safety & Waste Management


  • John Wyllie

    Bishop's Stortford East (17)

    (East Herts)

    (Conservative)

 Hertsmere

 North Herts


  • Derrick Ashley

    Hitchin South (37)

    (North Herts)

    (Conservative)

    Executive Member, Growth, Infrastructure, Planning and the Economy


  • David Barnard

    Hitchin Rural (36)

    (North Herts)

    (Conservative)


  • Judi Billing MBE

    Hitchin North (35)

    (North Herts)

    (Labour)

    Leader of the Labour Group, and Labour spokesperson for Education, Libraries & Localism


  • Simon Bloxham

    Letchworth North (39)

    (North Herts)

    (Conservative)


  • Fiona Hill

    Royston East and Ermine (41)

    (North Herts)

    (Conservative)

    Deputy Executive Member, Adult Care & Health


  • Terry Hone

    Letchworth South (40)

    (North Herts)

    (Conservative)

    Executive Member, Community Safety & Waste Management


  • Steve Jarvis

    Royston West and Rural (42)

    (North Herts)

    (Liberal Democrats)

    Liberal Democrat spokesperson for Growth, Infrastructure Planning & Economy


  • Michael Muir

    Baldock and Letchworth East (34)

    (North Herts)

    (Conservative)

    Vice-Chairman, Development Control Committee


  • Richard Thake

    Knebworth and Codicote (38)

    (North Herts)

    (Conservative)

 St Albans


  • Annie Brewster

    Harpenden Rural (45)

    (St Albans)

    (Conservative)

    Deputy Executive Member, Public Health and Prevention


  • Sue Featherstone

    St Stephen's (52)

    (St Albans)

    (Conservative)


  • Dreda Gordon

    London Colney (47)

    (St Albans)

    (Labour)

    Labour spokesperson for Adult Care & Health


  • John Hale

    Colney Heath and Marshalswick (43)

    (St Albans)

    (Liberal Democrats)

    Liberal Democrat spokesperson for Community Safety & Waste Management


  • Teresa Heritage

    Harpenden South West (46)

    (St Albans)

    (Conservative)

    Deputy Leader of the Council; Executive Member, Children, Young People & Families, Vice-Chairman, Employment Committee


  • Roma Mills

    St Albans North (50)

    (St Albans)

    (Independent)


  • Anthony Rowlands

    St Albans East (49)

    (St Albans)

    (Liberal Democrats)


  • Sandy Walkington

    St Albans South (51)

    (St Albans)

    (Liberal Democrats)


  • Chris White

    St Albans Central (48)

    (St Albans)

    (Liberal Democrats)

    Vice-chairman, Health Scrutiny Committee


  • David Williams

    Harpenden North East (44)

    (St Albans)

    (Conservative)

    Leader of the Council

 Stevenage


  • Joshua Bennett Lovell

    Old Stevenage (56)

    (Stevenage)

    (Labour)

    Labour spokesperson for Community Safety & Waste


  • Phil Bibby

    St Nicholas (58)

    (Stevenage)

    (Conservative)

    Executive Member, Highways and Environment


  • Michael Hearn

    Shephall (57)

    (Stevenage)

    (Conservative)


  • Adam Mitchell

    Broadwater (54)

    (Stevenage)

    (Conservative)

    Deputy Executive Member, Growth, Infrastructure, Planning and the Economy


  • Robin Parker

    Chells (55)

    (Stevenage)

    (Liberal Democrats)


  • Sharon Taylor OBE

    Bedwell (53)

    (Stevenage)

    (Labour)

    Labour spokesperson for Resources & Performance

 Three Rivers


  • Sara Bedford

    Abbots Langley (59)

    (Three Rivers)

    (Liberal Democrats)


  • Frances Button

    Rickmansworth East and Oxhey Park (61)

    (Three Rivers)

    (Conservative)

    Chairman, Audit Committee


  • Steve Drury

    Croxley (60)

    (Three Rivers)

    (Liberal Democrats)


  • Joan King

    South Oxhey and Eastbury (63)

    (Three Rivers)

    (Labour)

    Labour spokesperson for Highways & Environment


  • Ralph Sangster

    Rickmansworth West (62)

    (Three Rivers)

    (Conservative)

    Executive Member, Resources and Performance


  • Phil Williams

    Three Rivers Rural (64)

    (Three Rivers)

    (Liberal Democrats)

 Watford


  • Nigel Bell

    West Watford (69)

    (Watford)

    (Labour)

    Deputy Leader, Labour Group, and Labour spokesperson for Children & Families Services


  • Stephen Giles-Medhurst

    Central Watford and Oxhey (65)

    (Watford)

    (Liberal Democrats)

    Leader of the Liberal Democrat Group, and Liberal Democrat spokesperson for Highways & Environment


  • Kareen Hastrick

    Meriden Tudor (66)

    (Watford)

    (Liberal Democrats)


  • Asif Khan

    North Watford (68)

    (Watford)

    (Labour)

    Labour spokesperson for Growth, Infrastructure, Planning & the Economy


  • Mark Watkin

    Nascot Park (67)

    (Watford)

    (Liberal Democrats)

    Liberal Democrat spokesperson for Education, Libraries & Localism, and Children and Families Services


  • Tim Williams

    Woodside Stanborough (70)

    (Watford)

    (Liberal Democrats)

 Welwyn Hatfield


  • Stephen Boulton

    Hatfield Rural (75)

    (Welwyn Hatfield)

    (Conservative)


  • Lynn Chesterman OBE

    Welwyn Garden City South (78)

    (Welwyn Hatfield)

    (Labour)

    Vice-Chairman, Overview & Scrutiny Committee (OSC), and Labour spokesman for Public Health & Prevention


  • Margaret Eames-Petersen

    Hatfield North (74)

    (Welwyn Hatfield)

    (Labour)


  • Dr Barbara Gibson MEP

    Haldens (71)

    (Welwyn Hatfield)

    (Liberal Democrats)


  • Dr Susie Gordon

    Hatfield East (73)

    (Welwyn Hatfield)

    (Conservative)

    Vice-Chairman of the Council


  • Nigel Quinton

    Handside and Peartree (72)

    (Welwyn Hatfield)

    (Liberal Democrats)

    Vice-Chairman, Overview & Scrutiny Committee (OSC)


  • Richard H Smith

    Welwyn (77)

    (Welwyn Hatfield)

    (Conservative)


  • Paul Zukowskyj

    Hatfield South (76)

    (Welwyn Hatfield)

    (Liberal Democrats)

    Deputy Leader, Liberal Democrat Group, and Liberal Democrat spokesperson for Resources & Performance