HQ Function

Serves as the primary administrative center, housing key council departments, democratic services, and facilities for council meetings and public engagement.

Notable Features:

County Hall is a prominent civic building in Aylesbury, with historical significance and architecture reflecting its role as a center of local governance. It includes public meeting chambers and service points.

Work Culture:

A public sector environment focused on serving the community, collaboration across departments, adherence to public service values, and professional development. Emphasis on efficiency and responsiveness to resident needs.

HQ Significance:

Central to the democratic process and operational delivery of council services for the entire Buckinghamshire unitary authority area. It symbolizes local governance and accountability.

Values Reflected in HQ: Public service, democratic accountability, heritage, community focus, and accessibility for residents.

Location:

As a UK local authority, Buckinghamshire Council's operations are focused on serving the residents and businesses within the county of Buckinghamshire. It does not have a global operational presence in the corporate sense, but may engage in knowledge sharing or partnerships with other local government bodies nationally or internationally on best practices.

Street Address:

County Hall, Walton Street

City:

Aylesbury

State/Province:

Buckinghamshire

Country:

United Kingdom