Attending Town Council Meetings

Stotfold Town Council meetings are open to all residents and play an important role in local democracy.

These meetings bring Councillors together to discuss local issues, make decisions, and oversee the delivery of services that affect everyday life in Stotfold. They also provide transparency about how public money is managed and how priorities are set. Residents are welcome to attend meetings as observers. In addition, the Council has a Public Participation Policy 2024, which sets out how and when members of the public may address the Council or a committee during a meeting.

By attending a meeting, residents can stay informed about current projects, plans, and the decisions being taken on their behalf. Meetings also allow residents to see how the Council works and how local decisions are made.

Stotfold Town Council welcomes residents to attend meetings and take an interest in shaping the future of the town.

All our council meetings for 2026-27 can be found below. Our civic year starts in May and goes through to the end of April. 

Calendar of Meetings 2026-27 Adopted.pdf

They are held at the Greenacre Centre, Valerian Way, Stotfold and mostly start at 7pm. They may be cancelled if there is no business to be considered. 

Why attend a Town Council meeting?

Attending a Town Council meeting is a simple way to stay connected to what’s happening in your community.

By coming along, you can:

• Keep up to date with local projects and Council decisions

• Understand how and why decisions are made

• See how public funds are used

• Hear discussions on issues that matter to you

• Support open, transparent local democracy

Everyone is welcome to attend, and your interest helps strengthen the Council's work for Stotfold.