Council services across Wales
Official figures on council services for every council in Wales, one measure at a time. Choose a measure to see each council's figure alongside the figure for Wales.
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Of the meetings councillors were expected at in the last 12 months, the share they attended, from the council's own records. Sending a substitute counts as an absence.
| Council | Figure | Period |
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| Anglesey | – | |
| Blaenau Gwent | 83% | |
| Bridgend | 86% | |
| Caerphilly | – | |
| Cardiff | 88% | |
| Carmarthenshire | 85% | |
| Ceredigion | 85% | |
| Conwy | 86% | |
| Denbighshire | – | |
| Flintshire | – |
| Gwynedd | 85% |
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| Merthyr Tydfil | 85% |
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| Monmouthshire | 91% |
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| Neath Port Talbot | 81% |
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| Newport | 78% |
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| Pembrokeshire | 86% |
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| Powys | 85% |
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| Rhondda Cynon Taf | 84% |
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| Swansea | 79% |
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| Torfaen | 69% |
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| Vale of Glamorgan | – |
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| Wrexham | – |
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A dash means there is no published figure for that council.
Councils differ in size, population and the places they serve, so a difference between two councils doesn't on its own show that one is doing better. Each council's page explains its figures and how they have changed.