Peterborough City Council operates as a unitary authority, providing the full range of local government services to residents across the city and surrounding villages. The council manages essential infrastructure including waste collection, highways maintenance, planning and development, while delivering critical social services for vulnerable adults and children. The organisation employs over 2,500 staff across diverse roles in public health, education support, housing, environmental health and community safety. Services span from birth registrations and council tax collection to libraries, leisure facilities and trading standards, creating a city that balances growth with resident wellbeing.
2535
Team Members
1998
Founded
Social Care
Sector
Hybrid
Work Environment
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.
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.