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ELECTION OF PARISH COUNCILLORS ALVINGTON PARISH COUNCIL Election Date: Thursday, 2 May 2019 RESULT OF UNCONTESTED ELECTION I declare that the following to be elected as PARISH COUNCILLOR(S) without a contest – NAME OF PERSON(S) ELECTED HOME ADDRESS CHIDLEY LISA JANE 11 GARLANDS ROAD ALVINGTON LYDNEY GL15 6BB HASLAM ALAN Forest of Dean HEYS RICHARD DAVID MYRTLE COTTAGE COURT LANE ALVINGTON LYDNEY GLOUCS GL15 6BG MILES CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL 4 DUNCASTLE COURT MAIN ROAD ALVINGTON GL15 6FF THOMPSON GAIL HIGHWAYS MAIN ROAD ALVINGTON LYDNEY GL15 6AT GERALDINE RANDALL-WILCE Dated: Friday, 5 April, 2019 DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER Published by the DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER, COUNCIL OFFICES, COLEFORD, GLOS, GL16 8HG ELECTION OF PARISH COUNCILLORS AWRE PARISH COUNCIL Election Date: Thursday, 2 May 2019 RESULT OF UNCONTESTED ELECTION I declare that the following to be elected as PARISH COUNCILLOR(S) without a contest – NAME OF PERSON(S) ELECTED HOME ADDRESS ALLEN KENNETH JOHN CHURCH VIEW HIGH STREET BLAKENEY GLOS GL15 4EB BULLOCK GLYNN DUANE Forest of Dean COTTON RAY COLSTRY COTTAGE HITCHINGS BLAKENEY GL15 4BJ FELLOWS RICHARD JAMES HILLVIEW COTTAGE BLAKENEY HILL BLAKENEY GLOS GL15 4BS GREENING JOANNE CAROLINE JAYS CORNER AWRE NEWNHAM GL14 1EW MARSHALL MARK JULIAN THE HOLLIES PITCHING GREEN BLAKENEY GLOUCESTERSHIRE GL15 4DQ WARE TONY FEDDEN MYRTLE COTTAGE BLAKENEY HILL ROAD BLAKENEY GLOS GL15 4BT GERALDINE RANDALL-WILCE Dated: Friday, 5 April, 2019 DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER Published by the DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER, COUNCIL OFFICES, COLEFORD, GLOS, GL16 8HG ELECTION OF PARISH COUNCILLORS AYLBURTON PARISH COUNCIL Election Date: Thursday, 2 May 2019 RESULT OF UNCONTESTED ELECTION I declare that the following to be elected as PARISH COUNCILLOR(S) without a contest – NAME OF PERSON(S) ELECTED HOME ADDRESS BAYLISS DAVID MICHAEL Forest of Dean EVANS FRANKIE Forest of Dean HARRISON JOHN RAYMOND Forest of Dean LORD STEPHANIE ANNE Forest of Dean NEWMAN COLIN GRAHAM 14 HIGH STREET AYLBURTON LYDNEY GLOS GL15 6DA GERALDINE RANDALL-WILCE Dated: Friday, 5 April, 2019 DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER Published by the DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER, COUNCIL OFFICES, COLEFORD, GLOS, GL16 8HG ELECTION OF PARISH COUNCILLORS BLAISDON PARISH COUNCIL Election Date: Thursday, 2 May 2019 RESULT OF UNCONTESTED ELECTION I declare that the following to be elected as PARISH COUNCILLOR(S) without a contest – NAME OF PERSON(S) ELECTED HOME ADDRESS BOYLES RICHARD HENRY FOREST OF DEAN FLINT KRISTI LEE FOREST OF DEAN FOSTER STEPHEN JOHN FOREST OF DEAN FOSTER SUSAN MARGARET FOREST OF DEAN GENT STUART PAUL FOREST OF DEAN GERALDINE RANDALL-WILCE Dated: Friday, 5 April, 2019 DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER Published by the DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER, COUNCIL OFFICES, COLEFORD, GLOS, GL16 8HG ELECTION OF PARISH COUNCILLORS BROMSBERROW PARISH COUNCIL Election Date: Thursday, 2 May 2019 RESULT OF UNCONTESTED ELECTION I declare that the following to be elected as PARISH COUNCILLOR(S) without a contest – NAME OF PERSON(S) ELECTED HOME ADDRESS STEPHENS JOHN THE WILLOWS BROMSBERROW HEATH NR LEDBURY HR8 1NY GERALDINE RANDALL-WILCE Dated: Friday, 5 April, 2019 DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER Published by the DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER, COUNCIL OFFICES, COLEFORD, GLOS, GL16 8HG ELECTION OF PARISH COUNCILLORS CHURCHAM PARISH COUNCIL Election Date: Thursday, 2 May 2019 RESULT OF UNCONTESTED ELECTION I declare that the following to be elected as PARISH COUNCILLOR(S) without a contest – NAME OF PERSON(S) ELECTED HOME ADDRESS BROOKES BARRY LESLIE OCKLESTON HALFWAY COTTAGE SAINTHILL LANE CHURCHAM GLOUCESTER GL2 8AJ FRANCIS JOHN CHARLES LONGCROFT CHURCHAM GLOUCESTERSHIRE GL2 8AW FREEMAN MIKE NEW HOUSE FARM OAKLE STREET CHURCHAM GLOS GL2 8AG KING MARILYN HEATHER BIRDWOOD VILLA FARM BIRDWOOD GLOUCESTER GL19 3EQ NEWBERY BOB MARLE COTTAGE CHAPEL LANE CHURCHAM GLOUCESTER GL2 8AR PRICE SALLY HELEN Forest of Dean REEVES DO LAWN FARM CHURCH LANE CHURCHAM GLOS GL2 8AF GERALDINE RANDALL-WILCE Dated: Friday, 5 April, 2019 DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER Published by the DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER, COUNCIL OFFICES, COLEFORD, GLOS, GL16 8HG ELECTION OF PARISH COUNCILLORS CINDERFORD TOWN COUNCIL - EAST WARD Election Date: Thursday, 2 May 2019 RESULT OF UNCONTESTED ELECTION I declare that the following to be elected as PARISH COUNCILLOR(S) without a contest – NAME OF PERSON(S) ELECTED HOME ADDRESS BROWN CHRIS 95 BELLE VUE ROAD CINDERFORD GL14 3BH CHARLTON WRIGHT JEREMY PAUL FAIRVIEW 13 CHURCH ROAD CINDERFORD GL14 2ED COBORN MAX 99 COOMBE DRIVE CINDERFORD GLOS GL14 3EF HOLDER TIM 24 BELLE VUE ROAD CINDERFORD GL14 2AG MARTIN DI 24 WOODLAND VIEW CINDERFORD GLOS GL14 3DY WITHAM CHRIS 6 GREENHILL CLOSE CINDERFORD GLOUCESTERSHIRE GL14 2PU GERALDINE RANDALL-WILCE Dated: Friday, 5 April, 2019 DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER Published by the DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER, COUNCIL OFFICES, COLEFORD, GLOS, GL16 8HG ELECTION OF PARISH COUNCILLORS COLEFORD TOWN COUNCIL - CENTRAL WARD Election Date: Thursday, 2 May 2019 RESULT OF UNCONTESTED ELECTION I declare that the following to be elected as PARISH COUNCILLOR(S) without a contest – NAME OF PERSON(S) ELECTED HOME ADDRESS ALLAWAY MARTIN CAROLE ANN WHITECLIFF HOUSE NEWLAND STREET COLEFORD GL16 8NB ELSMORE CLIVE TERENCE "WOODSIDE" UNION ROAD BAKERS HILL COLEFORD GLOS GL16 7QB PENNY NICK 14 HAMPSHIRE GARDENS COLEFORD GLOS GL16 8HU GERALDINE RANDALL-WILCE Dated: Friday, 5 April, 2019 DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER Published by the DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER, COUNCIL OFFICES, COLEFORD, GLOS, GL16 8HG ELECTION OF PARISH COUNCILLORS COLEFORD TOWN COUNCIL - COLEFORD EAST WARD Election Date: Thursday, 2 May 2019 RESULT OF UNCONTESTED ELECTION I declare that the following to be elected as PARISH COUNCILLOR(S) without a contest – NAME OF PERSON(S) ELECTED HOME ADDRESS BALL KEVIN WRAY HIGHCLERE PALMERS FLAT COALWAY COLEFORD GL16 7HT COX MARILYN SUSAN 43 COALWAY ROAD COLEFORD GLOS GL16 7HQ DRURY ROGER WILLIAM WOODEND PARKEND WALK COALWAY COLEFORD GL16 7JS HOLLOWAY NICKY 53 HIGH NASH COLEFORD GLOS GL16 8HN LUSTY HEATHER MARGARET Forest of Dean GERALDINE RANDALL-WILCE Dated: Friday, 5 April, 2019 DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER Published by the DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER, COUNCIL OFFICES, COLEFORD, GLOS, GL16 8HG ELECTION OF PARISH COUNCILLORS COLEFORD TOWN COUNCIL - MILE END & BROADWELL WARD Election Date: Thursday, 2 May 2019 RESULT OF UNCONTESTED ELECTION I declare that the following to be elected as PARISH COUNCILLOR(S) without a contest – NAME OF PERSON(S) ELECTED HOME ADDRESS COX STUART CHRISTOPHER 43 COALWAY ROAD COLEFORD GLOUCESTERSHIRE GL16 7HQ KAY PAUL OAKDALE MARSH LANE ELLWOOD COLEFORD GLOS GL16 7NA SIMISTER JOHN KARL Forest of Dean GERALDINE RANDALL-WILCE Dated: Friday, 5 April, 2019 DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER Published by the DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER, COUNCIL OFFICES, COLEFORD, GLOS, GL16 8HG ELECTION OF PARISH COUNCILLORS CORSE PARISH COUNCIL Election Date: Thursday, 2 May 2019 RESULT OF UNCONTESTED ELECTION I declare that the following to be elected as PARISH COUNCILLOR(S) without a contest – NAME OF PERSON(S) ELECTED HOME ADDRESS BUCK BARBARA DIANE Forest of Dean BURFORD PHILIP HOWARD JOSEPH OLDFIELD TOP CHURCH LANE CORSE GLOS GL19 3BX DAVIS NORMAN FRANK THE WHITE BUNGALOW ORIDGE STREET CORSE GLOS GL19 3DA HALL RICHARD JAMES PER AROLA GLOUCESTER ROAD CORSE GLOUCESTER GL19 3BU JONES MICHAEL ERNEST Forest of Dean JONES TREVOR ANDREW 9 COMPTON CLOSE CORSE GLOUCESTER GL19 3RP PRESTON DENNIS JOHN GRANGEBROOK GLOUCESTER ROAD CORSE GLOUCESTER GL19 3RQ GERALDINE RANDALL-WILCE Dated: Friday, 5 April, 2019 DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER Published by the DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER, COUNCIL OFFICES, COLEFORD, GLOS, GL16 8HG ELECTION OF PARISH COUNCILLORS DRYBROOK PARISH COUNCIL - 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