At the Annual Town Council Meeting on Wednesday 7th May 2025, Councillor Steve Buck was re-elected to serve as Mayor of Stotfold Town Council, and Councillor Jon Smith was elected to serve as Deputy Mayor for the year May 2025 to April 2026.
The Town Mayor has two roles: he is Chairman of the Town Council and Civic Ambassador for the town and its residents. At Full Town Council and Civic meetings or events the Mayor is a formal representative of the Town its residents and wears Civic Regalia.
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Serving as Mayor of Stotfold is both an honour and a privilege. This role allows me to give back to a community I deeply care about, to celebrate our local achievements, and to listen to the voices of those who call this town home.” — Cllr Steve Buck, Town Mayor
Steve Buck has a strong link to Stotfold’s community after living locally for several years. He is passionate about improving the quality of life for our residents here.
Steve volunteers for many local groups that have a strong commitment to helping Stotfold thrive.
Before becoming mayor, Steve spent time working on the town council.
His time here helped to highlight the issues that matter most to him and Stotfold residents.
Steve’s priorities during his time as Mayor include supporting local businesses, championing environmental initiatives and ensuring Stotfold town remains welcoming and inclusive.
He believes everyone in Stotfold should feel their voice is heard.
Away from his work as Mayor, Steve enjoys spending time exploring local countryside walks and enjoying community events.
In his role as Mayor, Steve is dedicated to representing the town at various events throughout the year.
Steve encourages any Stotfold residents to reach out and talk to him about any ideas they may have to improve our town.
Mayor's Chosen Charities 2025 – 2026
DKMS is a charity who have recently helped a young member of our Stotfold community find a suitable bone marrow donor while she has battled with leukaemia over many of her young years. This charity has done much to support the family over the years and her family and friends are keen to highlight the charity’s efforts and to raise awareness of their work.
Keira How is fundraising to be able to participate the 2025 Deaflympics in Tokyo with Great Britain Deaf Football. This incredible opportunity to represent England (and Stotfold!) on the world stage comes with significant costs and we hope residents will support our events to help her achieve her aim.