Denbigh Town Council
Mission Statement
The Town Council is committed to improving
quality of life for all its residents.
The Town Council recognises its duty to be responsive to the
needs of all who live and work in the town and to do so in a way which respects
cultural identity and equality of opportunity.
The Town Council will work in partnership with all other
bodies, whether statutory, public, private, voluntary or community in order to
improve the quality of life and well-being of its community and to promote the
town in an active and positive manner.
Denbigh Town Council came into existence on the 1st April
1974. The present town council is made up of 15 councillors representing the
town’s three wards, namely: Upper Ward, Central Ward and Lower Ward.
5 councillors represent the Upper Ward, 3 the Central Ward
and 7 the Lower Ward. Five county councillors are elected to represent Denbigh
on Denbighshire County Council: 2 for the Upper Ward (which also includes the
community of Henllan), 1 for the Central Ward and 2 for the Lower Ward. Two of
the county councillors are also members of the town council.
The Town Council meets in the council chamber located at the
Town Hall twice a month with the exception of August. In addition there are a
number of sub committees that meet as and when required. The town council is
administered by the Town Clerk who is also the Financial Officer with an office
located at the Town Hall
Our contact number is: 01745 815984