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MID SUFFOLK DISTRICT COUNCIL PARISH COUNCIL ELECTION Date : 3Rd May 2007 MID SUFFOLK DISTRICT COUNCIL PARISH COUNCIL ELECTION Date : 3rd May 2007 Parish Candidates Description Votes Cast Ashbocking Andrew Michael Gaught Farmer Elected Uncontested Tony Richard Gilbert Elected Robert Leggett Elected John Gordon Sinclair Pollard Engineer Elected Brian Colin Poole Elected Elizabeth Mary Stegman Elected Grahame Retired Lecturer Elected Tanner Ashfield Cum Thorpe Simon Geoffrey Edward Elected Garrett Uncontested Robert William Grimsey Elected Myles Gordon Elected Hansen Geoffrey Alan Hazlewood Elected Brian William Lennon Elected Bacton Robert James Black Elected Uncontested Bernard Gant Elected John Creasy Gooderham Elected Mary Esther Hawkins Elected Paul Dean Howlett Elected Roderick Paul Elected Wickenden Paul Elected Wigglesworth Badwell Ash Clive Frederick Bassett Elected Uncontested Angela Mary Brooks Elected Arthur George Diaper Elected Penny Frances Kirkby Elected Richard Pratt Elected David Smith Builder Elected Page 1 of 28 MID SUFFOLK DISTRICT COUNCIL PARISH COUNCIL ELECTION Date : 3rd May 2007 Parish Candidates Description Votes Cast Barham Neil Rayner Frederick Elected Cooper Uncontested Trevor David Girling Elected Jeremy Lea Elected Dorothy Lillian Blanche Mayhew Elected Gordon John Musson Elected Jan Elected Risebrow Helen Elizabeth Elected Whitefield Barking Steven Mark Independent Elected Austin Uncontested Michael Bailey Retired Local Government Officer Elected John Russell Tennant Berry Elected Alison Jane Emsden Elected Alan Kevin Jones Independent Elected Susan Margaret Elected Marsh Mike Smith Farmer Elected Battisford Christopher Alan Knock Elected Uncontested Joanna Rainbird Elected Brian Elected Rhodes Craig Skinner Elected Carol Mary Wright Elected Bedfield Walter Frederick Chapman Elected Uncontested Celia Elsie Davies Elected Kathleen Barbara Thurman Elected Bedingfield Paul Eric Debenham Elected Uncontested Alan Russell Lloyd Dew Elected Samuel Mark Fuller Elected Bryan Creagh Leveratt Elected Derek William Scott Elected Page 2 of 28 MID SUFFOLK DISTRICT COUNCIL PARISH COUNCIL ELECTION Date : 3rd May 2007 Parish Candidates Description Votes Cast Beyton Liz Coult Elected Uncontested Colin Watson MacDowall Elected Jack Maydom Elected Jon Elected Rapley Roger James Elected Wyartt Botesdale Robin Hugh Francis Alston Independent Elected Uncontested Claire Elected Appleby Ernest Robert Baxter Local Person Elected Eric John Hathaway Elected Sara Louise Rhodes Elected William Boden Sargeant Elected Bramford David John Stewart Elected Bailey Uncontested Mandy Brand Elected Barry John Earthy Elected John Derek Gardiner Elected Veronica Sheridan Hall Elected Wayne Norman Holton Elected John Edward Hooker Elected Graham Elected Jones Sarah Margaret King Elected Julie-Anne Morgan Elected James Thacker Elected Brome and Oakley ( Brome Ward) David John Prior Elected Uncontested Brome and Oakley ( Oakley Ward) Lewis Alfred Dyde Elected Uncontested Page 3 of 28 MID SUFFOLK DISTRICT COUNCIL PARISH COUNCIL ELECTION Date : 3rd May 2007 Parish Candidates Description Votes Cast Brundish Anthony David Paul Bryant Elected Uncontested Cecilia Catherine Elected Drakard Mark Antony Hitchings Independent Elected Karen Margaret Mulrenan Elected Edward Anthony St.Quinton Elected Gerald Western Elected Buxhall Evelyn Louie Elected Fisher Uncontested Derrick Bernard Gant Elected Matthew Dominic Goodwin Elected Peter Fergus Jordan Elected Hubert Alan Retired Elected Mitson Keith Frederick Retired Elected Proctor David James Steed Elected Claydon and Whitton ( Claydon Fenella Blastland Elected Ward) Brian Fotheringham Elected Uncontested Stuart Peter Heald Elected Carol Irene Teresa Lay Elected David Alan Mallitt Elected Trevor John Messenger Elected Muriel Agnes Moore Elected Christopher John Studd Elected John Rodwell George Williams Elected Gavin James Wood Elected Claydon and Whitton ( Whitton Scott Gladwin Elected Ward) Morgans Uncontested Page 4 of 28 MID SUFFOLK DISTRICT COUNCIL PARISH COUNCIL ELECTION Date : 3rd May 2007 Parish Candidates Description Votes Cast Coddenham Christine Elsie Bull Elected Uncontested Donald Peter Burton Elected Brian Cook Elected Sylvia Mary Harris Elected David John Hudson Elected Julia Anne Jaques Elected Graham Jack Stone Elected Richard Edward Tindall Elected Michael Peter West Chartered Architect & Town Planner Elected Helen Mary Wyles Farmer Elected Combs ( Combs (North) Ward) Uncontested Combs ( Combs (South) Ward) Jamie Builder Elected Crooks Uncontested Lisa Douglas Elected John Stark Elected David John Thorpe Farm Worker Elected Cotton Pauline Lilian Bridges Elected Uncontested David John Coffey Elected Valerie Couldridge Independent Elected Beryl Evelyn Ellis Retired Elected Jeannie Hutchinson Elected David Rowland Alexander Elected Williams Creeting St. Mary May Louisa Aldred Retired Elected Uncontested Howard Roger Coton Elected Pamela Joy Day Retired Elected Kathryn Elizabeth Elected Hartley Susanne Rae Haynes Elected Alistair Sinclair McKelvie Elected Nigel John Elected Smart Page 5 of 28 MID SUFFOLK DISTRICT COUNCIL PARISH COUNCIL ELECTION Date : 3rd May 2007 Parish Candidates Description Votes Cast Creeting St. Peter Sue Lawson Elected Uncontested Andrew Adrian Mannell Elected Crowfield Robert Eric Farmer Elected Baker Uncontested Douglas Independent Elected Brander Stephen James Hart Elected Philippa Marie Williamson Elected Roger James Williamson Elected Debenham Iris Irene Hilda Bull Elected Uncontested Lynne Elizabeth Cockerton Elected Carol Ann Hellier Elected Helen Huish Elected Peter Lorenzo Elected Alan Trevor Elected Moreton Mick Morley Elected Ronald Dudley Walters Elected Frankie Winrow-Giffin Elected Denham Nigel John Blandford Elected Uncontested Lisa Lynette Elected Finch Stephen Glen Holman Elected Raymond Elected Keeble Margaret Elizabeth Independent Elected Reeves Page 6 of 28 MID SUFFOLK DISTRICT COUNCIL PARISH COUNCIL ELECTION Date : 3rd May 2007 Parish Candidates Description Votes Cast Drinkstone Roger Harlow Kemp 168 Elected Electorate 463 Moira Helen Goldstaub 167 Elected Seats 7 Ballot Papers 261 Lyn Hannant 154 Elected % Poll 56.37 Cora Olive Eileen Retired Local Government Officer 153 Elected Munford Susan Evelyn Cousins 142 Elected Jane 135 Elected Gunton Daphne Youngs 133 Elected Philip John Clark 116 Peter John Holborn 105 Earl Stonham Diana Margaret Brenig-Jones Elected Uncontested Sharon Mary Elected Budd Bill Retired - Independent Elected Green Philip Hurt Elected Marian Anne Selwyn-Smith Elected Henry Julian Aglionby Elected Stanford Bim Elected Wilson Colin Woods Independent Elected Page 7 of 28 MID SUFFOLK DISTRICT COUNCIL PARISH COUNCIL ELECTION Date : 3rd May 2007 Parish Candidates Description Votes Cast Elmswell Marian Grace Abbott Elected Uncontested David Jonathan Elected Barker Eric Henry Retired Training Officer Elected Buckmaster Sales/Marketing Director Dick Elected Burch Peter James Edmonds Elected David Hawes Retired Printer Elected John Fredirick Petchey Elected Lesley Christine Reed Community Volunteer and Fund Raiser Elected Ann Elected Richards Allison Kathryn Schofield Elected Michael Harry Schofield Elected Page 8 of 28 MID SUFFOLK DISTRICT COUNCIL PARISH COUNCIL ELECTION Date : 3rd May 2007 Parish Candidates Description Votes Cast Eye Alan William Cooper 390 Elected Electorate 1624 Charles George 366 Elected Seats 15 Flatman Ballot Papers 599 % Poll 36.88 Linda Cummins 366 Elected Sara Elizabeth Michell 347 Elected Charles Henry Wroughton Michell 347 Elected Simon Kenneth Hooton 342 Elected Penny McSheehy 325 Elected Nancy Diane Ford 316 Elected Andrew Strevens 312 Elected Evitt David Stephen Thorndyke Life Long Resident of Eye 283 Elected Shirley Morris 283 Elected Bruce Bennett 280 Elected Merlin Carr 268 Elected Colin Ribchester 260 Elected Nicholas Mark 253 Elected Ross David Clive Chapman Independent 229 Richard Henry Hurst Dinnin Retired 227 Roger Boulton Independent 151 Felsham Brian Francis Elected Uncontested Robert Horrex Elected Karen Lesley Hubbard Elected David James Simpson Elected David Michael Williams Elected Harry Wragge Elected Finningham James Laurie Gray Elected Downie Uncontested Christopher Elected Goddard James Miller Elected Colin Spencer Elected Page 9 of 28 MID SUFFOLK DISTRICT COUNCIL PARISH COUNCIL ELECTION Date : 3rd May 2007 Parish Candidates Description Votes Cast Framsden Glenn Garry Buckingham Elected Uncontested Olive Joan Crane Elected Nicola Mary Deller-Whitmore Elected Iain Lovelace-Taylor Elected Betty Peck Elected Fressingfield Prue Practice Nurse 271 Elected Rush Electorate 808 Seats 13 George William 262 Elected Ballot Papers 418 Frost % Poll 51.73 Peter Geoffrey Davidson 261 Elected Virginia Anne Skoyles Chairman of School Friends' 243 Elected Association Ian Aubrey Smith 241 Elected Peter John Vincent 240 Elected Margaret Ellen Damaris 233 Elected Grimwood David John Steere 215 Elected Garry Richard Deeks 209 Elected Pennie Walker 179 Elected Judith Ann Fullam Independent 171 Elected Diana Joan Annis for Conservation and Protection of 169 Elected Environment Lars Gregersen 164 Elected Hugh Gordon Stewart 153 Malcolm Harry Roberts Independent 116 Gislingham Chris Pitt Independent Elected Uncontested Christopher Paul Tutin Elected Andrew Martin Elected Wincup Gosbeck Vivien Bannister Retired Elected Uncontested Martin Walter Last Elected Gerald Charles Sheppard Elected Alistair Robert Turnbull Elected Page 10 of 28 MID SUFFOLK DISTRICT COUNCIL PARISH COUNCIL ELECTION Date : 3rd May 2007 Parish Candidates Description Votes Cast Great Ashfield Roy John Farmer
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