Dave Wilcox

I became a county councillor in 1981 and served on the Cabinet as member for External Affairs for six years until 2007. 

Before that I had responsibility for various local authority functions - education, libraries, highways, fire and trading standards. I also used to be the Chairman of East Midlands Airport plc.

I'm currently on the council's People Improvement and Scrutiny Committee and represent it on the Peak District National Park Authority Joint Advisory body.

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Political details

Party

Derbyshire Labour Party website

Electoral division

Etherow

Serving communities

Serving the communities of Gamesley, Hadfield and Tintwistle.

Outside bodies This lists all other groups and organisations with which the councillor holds a position or is involved.

I represent the council on a number of outside organisations or bodies

Financial & other interests' This declaration shows information relating to business, property, political partyor other organisation membership.

The Local Authorities (Model Code of Conduct)(England) Order 2007 requires councillors to a make a statement of Financial and Other Interests. View my declaration

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Contact details

I am always keen to get feedback, good or bad, on county council related matters so you can help shape what we do and how we do it, both now and in years to come. Young people can also make their voice heard through the council's b_line (opens in a new window) site or by emailing youngpeople@derbyshire.gov.uk

You can also come along to any of Derbyshire County Council meetings which take place six times a year, usually on a Wednesday afternoon, at its headquarters in Matlock. You can either just watch the proceedings or you can ask a question. For details of how to do this please read our openness at meetings page.

County Hall

01629 536060

Home

01457 853415

Mobile

07778 134460

email

dave.wilcox@derbyshire.gov.uk

Address

Derbyshire County Council,
County Hall,
Matlock,
Derbyshire,
DE4 3AG

Surgery times

I regularly advertise surgeries in the local press and occasionally send leaflets out with details of street surgeries.