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Town Mayor

Congleton Town Council is proud to introduce Cllr Robert Brittain as the Mayor of Congleton for the 2025–2026 term. Cllr Brittain was officially elected during the Annual Council Meeting held on Thursday 22 May 2025 at Congleton Town Hall. He succeeds Cllr Kay Wesley and will serve as Mayor until May 2026.

Meet the Mayor

Formerly the Deputy Town Mayor, Cllr Robert Brittain brings a wealth of experience and community dedication to his new role. In his inaugural address, Cllr Brittain said:

“It is a tremendous honour to be chosen to serve as Mayor of Congleton. This town is built on the strength, kindness and spirit of its people, and I look forward to working together to support local initiatives and celebrate the community that makes Congleton so special.”

Mayoress and Civic Roles

Cllr Brittain’s wife, Susan Brittain, will serve as Mayoress for the year.
Cadet Haru Pepper of the Titan Explorer Scouts has been appointed as the Mayor’s Cadet.

Mayoral Charities

The Mayor has selected three charities that play a vital role in mental health and community inclusion:

  • Mentell
  • Visyon
  • Circus Starr

Deputy Mayor

At the same meeting, Cllr Suzy Firkin was elected as Deputy Mayor for the forthcoming year.


Mayor’s Civic Service and Parade – Sunday 22 June 2025

The Town Council warmly invites residents, community groups, charities, and local organisations to the Mayor’s Civic Service and Parade, a long-standing tradition celebrating civic pride and community spirit.

  • Parade Assembly: Rear of Congleton Town Hall
  • Parade Departs: 2.45pm, led by Rode Hall Silver Band
  • Civic Service: Begins at 3pm at St Peter’s Church, Chapel Street

All are welcome to join the parade or proceed directly to the church. The community is encouraged to line the parade route to show support.

“The Civic Service and Parade is a wonderful opportunity to bring the people of Congleton together in recognition of our shared values and commitment to community,” said Mayor Robert Brittain. “I look forward to welcoming everyone and celebrating the spirit that makes this town so special.”

How to Take Part

Community groups, charities, and uniformed organisations are invited to attend and are encouraged to bring flags or banners. To assist with planning, please RSVP by Friday 13 June 2025 with an estimated number of attendees to: mayor@congleton-tc.gov.uk


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