Councillor accountability
26 active red flags
Red flags are drawn from publicly available council records — attendance registers, declarations of interest, members' allowance returns and Standards Committee decision notices. Attendance and expense flags are algorithmic: a published figure crossing a pre-defined threshold, with no editorial judgement applied. Conduct and conflict-of-interest flags carry judgement made elsewhere — a Standards Committee finding, or a declared interest reviewed by an editor before publication — and each row is tagged with which kind it is. Every flag links to the record it rests on and can be reviewed against the methodology.
How are red flags determined? Read our methodology.
17
Low attendance
4
Conflict of interest
3
Code of conduct
2
Travel expense
Conduct
Code of Conduct
3 active flags
Has a code of conduct complaint [serious]: The complainant alleged that Councillor D Tudor posted offensive, disrespectful and bullying comments about him on social media in response to a rejected complaint; the assessment found the post breached the Code of Conduct and ordered an apology.
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