"Unitary authority delivering local government services to Peterborough and surrounding villages."
Peterborough
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About Peterborough City Council
Peterborough City Council is the city’s unitary authority, combining county and district powers to run local services for residents, communities and businesses. Its public services span adult and children’s support, housing, education, public health, waste and recycling, planning, transport, parking, libraries, leisure, culture, licensing and council tax.
Its work brings local decisions and essential support together to improve everyday life across Peterborough, from protecting residents’ health and tackling inequality to creating affordable homes, accessible travel, safer neighbourhoods and opportunities for all. Formed in 1998, the council is accountable through elected ward councillors and operates through a leader-and-cabinet model.
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2535
Team Members
1998
Founded
Social Care
Sector
Hybrid
Work Environment
Our Vision
A city that offers opportunities for all, with affordable housing, accessible neighbourhoods, sustainable transport, vibrant public spaces, and a thriving natural environment underpinned by net zero ambitions.
Our Mission
The council exists to promote the economic, environmental and social wellbeing of Peterborough while delivering accountable, efficient services that support residents to be healthy, independent and resilient.