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Councillors

Who represents you. Hastings elects 32 borough councillors, two per ward, to Hastings Borough Council, and 8 county councillors, one per division, to East Sussex County Council. Both lists are read straight from the councils' own member registers.

Your borough councillors

32 councillors across 16 wards, read from Hastings Borough Council's own register; the posts shown are the ones the council lists. Each name opens their page: how to contact them, the questions they asked at Full Council and the answers, the meetings whose minutes name them, and their interests. The borough's registers of interests are only on its own site, behind a check that stops automatic reading, so each borough councillor's page links to their register there.

Ashdown

Baird

Braybrooke

Castle

Central St Leonards

Conquest

Gensing

Hollington

Maze Hill

Old Hastings

Ore

Silverhill

St Helens

Tressell

West St Leonards

Wishing Tree

Your county councillors

8 councillors, one per electoral division, to East Sussex County Council, which decides highways, social care, schools and more. A division covers more than one ward. Each name opens their page: how to contact them, their committee seats, the meetings whose minutes name them, and their own entries on the county's register of interests.

Registers: Hastings Borough Council (hastings.moderngov.co.uk) and East Sussex County Council (democracy.eastsussex.gov.uk), last confirmed Sat 5 Sep 2026. Public role facts only: names, wards or divisions, parties, stated posts and committee seats, as the councils publish them. For anything personal, the councils' own pages are the record. Which wards a county division covers is worked out from the division's name, so treat that as a guide rather than a boundary map. How Hastings voted has every election result the borough has published.