You can look at details of this month's meetings, or consult the council diary to find out when future meetings will be taking place. Members of the public are welcome to attend Full Council meetings and all types of committee meetings to see how decisions are made. You can see the issues that will be discussed at a particular meeting by referring to the agenda for the meeting. These agendas are available for inspection in the week prior to the meeting at Hackney Town Hall and in local libraries.
Spare agendas are also available at the meetings themselves.
The agenda consists of a cover sheet, which lists the items which the committee will consider, and reports and recommendations associated with each item. Go to current Committee meetings for details of this month's committee meetings. The dates, times and venues of all Full Council and committee meetings are also posted on noticeboards outside Hackney Town Hall and included in the council's magazine, 'Hackney Today'. If you want to get your views across to committees or Full Council meetings, there are a number of ways you can do this. If you are attending a Neighbourhood Committee , you can speak to councillors and ask questions during the open session before every meeting.