List of Local Authorities

This comprehensive list of Local Authorities in England will provide you with the data you need to find and contact the right people.

Who is on the list of local authorities?

Our database includes contacts within Manager / C-Suite / Head of / Director roles in the following functions:

• Education
• Operations
• IT
• Health
• Customer Service
• Finance
• HR
• Trades
• Marketing
• General Management
• Administration
• Media
• Sales
• Design
• Legal
• Public Relations
• Real Estate
• Consulting
• Other

Why use the list of Local Authorities?

If you want to contact Local Authorities across England, this is the database for you. You'll be able to filter the data we provide by location and position in the authority. Emailmovers provides direct contact details rather than generic numbers found online, increasing success of contact and the success of your project.

GDPR Compliant Database

Emailmovers works only with GDPR-compliant mailing, email, and telephone data that goes through stringent data protection checks. Our databases are regularly updated with verified, PECR and GDPR compliant personal business email addresses. We also offer compliance guidance.

Industries included:

• Government Administration
• Administration of Justice
• Executive Offices
• Legislative Offices
• Public Policy Offices
• Education Administration Programs
• Environmental Quality Programs
• Housing and Community Development
• Housing Programs
• Community Development and Urban Planning
• Economic Programs
• Transportation Programs
• Utilities Administration
• Public Health
• Health and Human Services
• Public Safety
• Fire Protection
• Law Enforcement
• Public Assistance Programs
• Air, Water, and Waste Program Management
• Conservation Programs

Types of Local Authorities

In England, there are 5 different types of Local Authority:

1. County Councils

An elected administrative body, which governs an area known as a County. They tend to be responsible for education, social services, and roads to name a few.

2. District Councils

As above but responsible for services such as waste disposal, local planning and council housing.

3. Unitary Authorities

These can be made up of two councils listed above and tend to be responsible for the provision of all local government services within a district or county.

4. Metropolitan Districts

A subdivision of a Metropolitan Borough, it's simply a type of government district.

5. London Boroughs

Governed by a London Borough Council, Greater London is divided into local authorities districts.

Each Record Includes:

• Full Name of the Contact
• Personal Business Email Address (not generic)
• Exact Job Title
• Authority Name and Details
• Full Mailing Address with Postcode
• Direct Phone Numbers
• Department Information
• Role Level and Responsibilities

Contact Emailmovers today to access our comprehensive local authorities database and connect with key decision-makers in local government.

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