Monmouthshire County Council serves a wide and varied area on the border between Wales and England, covering the towns of Abergavenny, Monmouth, Chepstow, Caldicot and Usk, along with a network of rural villages and countryside communities. The county is known for its striking landscapes, historic market towns, strong local identity and easy access to both the South Wales cities and the West of England.

The council provides a broad range of services for residents, businesses and visitors, including planning, housing, social care, environmental services, transport, education, community wellbeing and public protection. Monmouthshire’s blend of rural character and strategic connectivity shapes much of its work — from supporting sustainable development and protecting natural assets to enabling economic growth and improving local infrastructure.

With a focus on resilience, community partnership and long‑term sustainability, Monmouthshire County Council works closely with local organisations, voluntary groups and regional partners to deliver high‑quality services and support vibrant, healthy communities. Whether managing growth, enhancing public spaces or protecting the county’s unique heritage and environment, the council remains committed to keeping Monmouthshire a great place to live, work and visit.