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From the council's own meeting papers and its committee list. Attendance covers the period shown below; declarations come from summarised meetings; questions and motions count only papers that say they asked or moved them.
Meetings since 7 November 2025 where the council recorded who attended and they were expected as a member. Sending a substitute counts as an absence; attending as someone else's substitute isn't counted.
Attended 27 of 27 meetings (100%).
Among the council's 53 councillors who were expected at five or more meetings over the same 12 months, the middle attendance figure was 89%. Attendance doesn't show everything a councillor does: some sit on more committees than others, and absence can be for illness, caring or council business elsewhere.
Agenda items that name them. An item is marked as a question or motion only when the papers say they asked or moved it. Found by searching the papers for their name, so a few may be about someone with a similar name.
Read from the minutes of meetings that OpenCouncil has summarised, so declarations at other meetings aren't included.
Economy and Place Overview and Scrutiny Committee,
Personal and prejudicial interest on Consultation on the 'Placemaking and Place Plans Compliance in Conwy: A Guide for Communities' as Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPG) / Consultation on the Bay of Colwyn Place Plan as SPG
He is a director of an organisation named in the Bay of Colwyn Place Plan. He left the meeting while the matter was discussed and voted on.
Economy and Place Overview and Scrutiny Committee,
Personal interest on North Wales Local Growth Fund in Conwy
He is a Director of Together for Colwyn Bay. He had a dispensation from the Standards Committee to speak and vote on the matter.
Finance and Resources Overview and Scrutiny Committee,
Personal interest on Future Generations Report 2025 - Future Generations Commissioner for Wales
He is a director of Together for Colwyn Bay, a community group named in the report. The minute says the interest was not prejudicial, so he stayed in the meeting for the item and voted on it.
Economy and Place Overview and Scrutiny Committee,
Personal interest on Update on New Rugby Pitch at Eirias
Chair of the Colwyn Bay Conservation and Environment Federation and a member of the Friends of Eirias Park Group. The minute says the interest was not prejudicial, so he was able to speak and vote.
Finance and Resources Overview and Scrutiny Committee,
Personal interest on An update on the outcomes and outputs of the projects under the UK Government Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF)
Involved with organisations that have received funding under the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. Not considered prejudicial, so they could speak and vote.
Finance and Resources Overview and Scrutiny Committee,
Personal interest on Strategic Equality Plan Annual Report 2023-2024
He is a member of an organisation referred to in the Strategic Equality Plan report. The minute says the interest was not prejudicial, so he stayed in the meeting for the item.
Personal interest on Revised Local Development Plan (RLDP) Population and Housing Growth - Health Impact and Mitigation
Registered patient at Cadwgan Surgery, Old Colwyn. The interest was not considered prejudicial, so he remained in the meeting.
Economy and Place Overview and Scrutiny Committee,
Personal interest on Update on delivery of the Local Toilet Strategy
Town or community councillor. The interest was not prejudicial, so they could speak and vote.
Economy and Place Overview and Scrutiny Committee,
Personal interest on Replacement Local Development Plan (RLDP) Background Paper 44: Population Change - Housing & Health/Primary Care Impact
Patient at a GP surgery in Colwyn Bay, Old Colwyn or Abergele. The interest was not considered prejudicial, so the councillor could speak and vote.
Economy and Place Overview and Scrutiny Committee,
Personal interest on Replacement Local Development Plan (RLDP) Background Paper 45: Population Change - Education Impact and Mitigation
Local Authority appointed school governor. The interest was not considered prejudicial, so the councillor could speak and vote.