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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 23 of 24 meetings (96%).
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.
No agenda items name them in the papers we hold.
Read from the minutes of meetings that OpenCouncil has summarised, so declarations at other meetings aren't included.
Finance and Resources Overview and Scrutiny Committee,
Interest on To consider a Call-in of a Cabinet decision (14/10/2025) - Disposal of Conwy Civic and nearby Council land - Minute 327
Interests were declared on their behalf, as each was a Cabinet Member when Cabinet made the 14 October 2025 decision on the Civic Hall. The minute does not say whether the interest is personal or prejudicial.
Interest on Panel Performance Assessment Scope and Appointments
Sat on the Finance and Resources Overview and Scrutiny Committee when the panel item was discussed and was later appointed to Cabinet. Remained in the meeting but did not vote.
Interest on Council Tax Premiums on Long-term Empty Homes and Second Homes
Sat on the scrutiny committee that considered the item and was later appointed to Cabinet. Remained in the meeting and voted.
Education and Skills Overview and Scrutiny Committee,
Personal interest on To provide members with feedback on the Home to School Transport Consultation and share recommended amendments to the Home to School Transport Policy
Local Authority appointed governor. Not considered prejudicial, so spoke and voted.
Personal interest on Sustainable Communities for Learning
He is a local authority school governor. The interest was not prejudicial, so he could speak and vote.