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Cambridgeshire County Council Phone numbers / websites for Social Services, education, roads etc. Cambridgeshire County Council's main offices are in Cambridge .
Cambridgeshire County Council website The Cambridgeshire Community Network website, which gives access to both County Council and District Council services and to other public sector organisations. Telephone numbers. The Cambridgeshire Direct telephone service (0345 045 5200) offers a single point of contact to the County Council. Telephone numbers for direct access to some departments are given below.
Other useful phone numbers – there are more on the Council's website.
About the County Council The County Council is responsible for the provision of ‘county' functions throughout the shire county of Cambridgeshire, excluding the Peterborough area. Within its area are five District and City Councils – Cambridge City, East Cambridgeshire, Fenland, Huntingdonshire and our own area, South Cambridgeshire. The functions of the County Council include:
The functions of the District and City Councils include:
The County Council comprises County Councillors supported by council officers. Elections for County Councillors are held once every four years. Sebastian Kindersley is the County Councillor for the Gamlingay Electoral Division, which includes our parish of Hatley. After the last County Council election on 4 June 2009, the political make-up of the Council is 42 Conservatives, 1 Green, 2 Labour, 23 Liberal Democrats and 1 UKIP member. Visit the Cambridgeshire County Council website for the full list of councillors. The next County Council election will be in 2013. Social services for young and old The County Council is responsible for the majority of social care services in Cambridgeshire. Its website divides between social care for children / young people and adults. The relevant website pages are:
County Councillor
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