Council Services and Democracy

Delivering Services

Crawley Borough Council serves a vibrant and growing town of over 100,000 people. Our 750 employees work closely with local people and partners to deliver the best possible services. If you want to give us feedback on how we deliver services or ask us a question, click to fill in a Feedback Form.

Making Decisions

The Council's Constitution sets out exactly how we operate. Key decisions about services and the town are made at committee meetings – find out how they work and how you can get involved.

Representing You

Find out about your local Councillors, the Mayor and the role of MP and MEPs in Crawley. You get to play your part in the future of Crawley, by voting in local elections.

Planning for the Future

Read about Crawley Borough Council's vision for the future, and how the Local Strategic Partnership will help make this happen. Find out how we use consultation to help us shape the future of services in Crawley.

State of the Borough Debate

Crawley's fourth State of the Borough debate was held on 26th January. Over 100 people attended the event which was chaired by an independent facilitator. The Panel consisted of Councillors Bob Lanzer, Duncan Crow, Brenda Smith, Chief Inspector Steve Curry of the Sussex Police and Sue Braysher, Director of West Sussex PCT. Click on the links below for further information on the event.

• State of the Borough Transcript
• State of the Borough Programme

Links

www.direct.gov.uk
A wide range of government information and services.

www.westsussex.gov.uk
Some services in Crawley are provided by West Sussex County Council. Visit their website for more information.