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Councillor Performance

Find a councillor and explore the official meeting record. Attendance is one part of the picture, not a measure of all their work.

29 Adur councillors · official rosterAttendance period: 8 May – 1 September 2026Snapshot checked: 1 September 2026
Councillor representation update · 29 September 2026.

West Sussex County Council has 70 members: Liberal Democrat 23, Reform UK 23, Conservative 11, Green 7, Labour 5 and Independent Alliance 1. No party holds a majority. Official current composition ↗

Brighton & Hove: Mark Strong’s Green gain in Queen’s Park leaves Labour 31, Green 12, Conservative 5, Independent 4 and Brighton & Hove Independents 2 of the 54 seats, as reported on 25 September. Result and council breakdown ↗

The Adur list below contains 29 councillors (Labour 17, Reform UK 6, Adur Independents 2, Green 2 and Shoreham Beach Residents’ Association 2) in the 1 September roster. Its individual attendance percentages cover 8 May to 1 September, and have not been recalculated for later meetings. Check the official Adur member directory ↗

Showing all 29 Adur councillors, in alphabetical order.

WEST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL

Official county council records

Current West Sussex attendance figures have not yet been verified for this dashboard. The available Local Democracy UK snapshot was collected on 5 May 2026, before the county council election. It is not shown as a current councillor list.

Use the council’s own directory to find a councillor, their division, committees and attendance history.

County councillor directory ↗Official attendance summary ↗Meetings and agendas ↗
How to read these records

These are figures from the council’s published records, reproduced here with their source links. WATCH does not assign performance scores or rank councillors. The displayed percentage is the number recorded present as a committee member, including virtual attendance, divided by expected attendances and rounded to the nearest whole percent. Voluntary and substitute attendance are not added to that calculation. No expected meetings means no percentage, not 0%.

The Adur roster is taken from the council’s Adur-only directory. Its shared attendance service also includes Worthing and former councillors; those entries are excluded. Committees are taken from official profiles where available. Follow the official profile for the latest changes.

The reporting period starts after the May election. Low totals can reflect a short term of office, committee appointments or records not yet published. Absences may include agreed leave, illness or caring responsibilities. Attendance figures do not measure casework, preparation, contributions or outcomes.

This is a dated publication snapshot, not a live feed. Figures change when WATCH publishes a refreshed dataset. Check the date and the originating record before citing a figure.

Adur member directory ↗ · Adur attendance source for this period ↗ · Download this public dataset

Local Democracy UK was evaluated as a possible data source; its May snapshot has not been imported into these current records. See its data documentation and methodology.