Council (the Full Council)
Further details of Full Council meetings can be found in the decision making section.
Role of the Council (the Full Council)
In Wolverhampton all 60 elected Councillors meet regularly (every 6 weeks) as the Full Council to make decisions on a variety of issues.
Although many functions are delegated by Council to the Cabinet, Cabinet Panels, or other bodies, certain matters are dealt with directly by the full Council meeting of all 60 Councillors. Such matters include:
- Setting the Council Tax and determining the Council's revenue budget and capital programme,
- Approving Council House rents
- Considering major statutory and strategic plans for the City, eg. the Housing Investment Programme, the Community Care Plan and Best Value Performance Plan.
Meetings
Meetings of the Council are normally open to the public and at the Annual Council Meeting (normally held each year in May) the Council elects the Mayor and appoints the Deputy Mayor, appoints Cabinet Members and other Members to Scrutiny Panels and Committees.
Dates, times and venues of Full Council meetings can be found in the decision making section.
Agendas, minutes and reports
Agendas, minutes and reports from the Full Council are available in the decision making section.
Membership
All 60 councillors attend the meetings of the full Council - full membership details can be found in the decision making section.
Archive
An archive of agendas and minutes from full Council meetings from 2002 to 2006 are available on this website.
Further information
Contact us direct for further information about the full Council :
Democratic Services Manager
Paul Tedstone
Phone: (01902) 555043
E-mail: paul.tedstone@wolverhampton.gov.uk