Ringwood Town Council

Town Mayor

At the Annual Council meeting on 26th May 2022, Town Councillors elected Councillor Gareth DeBoos as Town Mayor. He was re-elected as Town Mayor at the Annual meeting on 17th May 2023.


Every town and parish council is required by law to elect one of its members as chairman as the first item of business at each annual meeting held in May. By convention, the elected chairman of a town council has the title of town mayor. At Ringwood, we also elect a deputy mayor; to perform the mayoral functions in any absence of the mayor.

The current mayor is Cllr. Gareth DeBoos and the Deputy Mayor Cllr. Rae Frederick.

Our mayor chairs every meeting of the council during his or her year of office and, if present, chairs the town’s annual assembly too; wearing the chain of office.

The mayor represents the council at civic events, processions, celebrations, services and functions through the year. The mayor is also keen to support local, clubs, charities and organisations and welcomes invitations to represent the council at suitable events. If you are interested in having the mayor attend an event you are organizing, he can be contacted through the Council Office.

Please click here to view the list of previous Mayors

Mayor and Deputy Mayor

Call Ringwood Town Council On 01425 473883

or visit our offices at Ringwood Gateway

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Ringwood Town Council News

Grant Aid Awards and Presentations

25

Apr

Grant Aid Awards and Presentations

At last night’s Council meeting, certificates were presented to recipients of grant aid awards.

Greening Ringwood - Phase 2 Launch Event

03

Apr

Greening Ringwood - Phase 2 Launch Event

Saturday 20th April, 10am – 2pm in Gateway Square The event will showcase five new projects and will include refreshments, live music and demonstrations of eco-activities by local schools - all welcome.

Flooding - please report it!

28

Mar

Flooding - please report it!

It is important to report every flood incident to help build the evidence required to ensure issues are investigated, and also so that future funding for improvements can be targeted at where it’s really needed - click on the picture above to find out more.