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Notice of Election UTTLESFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL NOTICE OF ELECTION ELECTION OF PARISH COUNCILLORS For the Parishes or Parish Wards listed below NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT: 1. Elections are to be held for PARISH COUNCILLORS for the following Town and Parish Council areas. 2. The number of PARISH COUNCILLORS to be elected for each Parish or Parish Ward area are shown below. No. of PARISH No. of PARISH Name of PARISH COUNCILLORS Name of PARISH COUNCILLORS to be elected to be elected PARISH OF ARKESDEN 6 PARISH OF HIGH ROOTHING 7 PARISH OF ASHDON 7 PARISH OF LANGLEY 7 PARISH OF AYTHORPE RODING 6 PARISH OF LEADEN RODING 6 PARISH OF BARNSTON 9 PARISH OF LITTLE BARDFIELD 5 PARISH OF BERDEN 7 PARISH OF LITTLE CANFIELD 9 PARISH OF LITTLE PARISH OF BIRCHANGER 9 6 CHESTERFORD PARISH OF BROXTED 7 PARISH OF LITTLE DUNMOW 7 PARISH OF CHRISHALL 9 PARISH OF LITTLE EASTON 6 PARISH OF LITTLE PARISH OF CLAVERING 11 11 HALLINGBURY PARISH OF DEBDEN 7 PARISH OF LITTLEBURY 9 PARISH OF ELMDON & WENDEN LOFTS - DUDDENHOE END 2 PARISH OF MANUDEN 7 WARD PARISH OF ELMDON & WENDEN LOFTS - ELMDON VILLAGE 4 PARISH OF MARGARET RODING 6 WARD PARISH OF ELMDON & WENDEN 1 PARISH OF NEWPORT 11 LOFTS - WENDEN LOFTS WARD PARISH OF QUENDON & PARISH OF ELSENHAM 11 7 RICKLING PARISH OF FARNHAM 7 PARISH OF RADWINTER 7 PARISH OF SAFFRON WALDEN - PARISH OF FELSTED 11 4 AUDLEY WARD PARISH OF SAFFRON WALDEN - PARISH OF FLITCH GREEN 9 4 CASTLE WARD PARISH OF SAFFRON WALDEN - PARISH OF GREAT CANFIELD 7 1 LITTLE WALDEN WARD PARISH OF GREAT PARISH OF SAFFRON WALDEN - 9 7 CHESTERFORD SHIRE WARD PARISH OF GREAT DUNMOW - 9 PARISH OF SEWARDS END 7 NORTH WARD PARISH OF STANSTED PARISH OF GREAT DUNMOW - 9 MOUNTFITCHET - NORTH 8 SOUTH WARD WARD PARISH OF GREAT EASTON PARISH OF STANSTED AND TILTY - DUTON HILL 3 MOUNTFITCHET - SOUTH 7 WARD WARD PARISH OF GREAT EASTON 1 PARISH OF STEBBING 9 AND TILTY - TILTY WARD PARISH OF GREAT EASTON 4 PARISH OF TAKELEY 13 AND TILTY - VILLAGE WARD PARISH OF GREAT 8 PARISH OF THAXTED 11 HALLINGBURY PARISH OF THE SAMPFORDS - PARISH OF HADSTOCK 6 6 GREAT SAMPFORD WARD PARISH OF HATFIELD BROAD PARISH OF THE SAMPFORDS - 1 3 OAK - BUSH END WARD LITTLE SAMPFORD WARD PARISH OF HATFIELD BROAD 8 PARISH OF UGLEY 7 OAK - VILLAGE WARD PARISH OF HATFIELD HEATH 9 PARISH OF WENDENS AMBO 7 PARISH OF HEMPSTEAD 7 PARISH OF WHITE ROOTHING 5 PARISH OF HENHAM 9 PARISH OF WIDDINGTON 8 PARISH OF HIGH EASTER 7 PARISH OF WIMBISH 7 3. Nomination papers must be hand delivered to COMMITTEE ROOM, COUNCIL OFFICES, LONDON ROAD, SAFFRON WALDEN, CB11 4ER on any day after the date of this notice, but not later than 4.00pm on WEDNESDAY 3 APRIL 2019. 4. Nomination papers may be obtained from the Returning Officer, COUNCIL OFFICES, LONDON ROAD, SAFFRON WALDEN, CB11 4ER who will, at the request of any elector for any of the said wards, prepare a nomation paper for signature. 5. If the elections are contested, the poll will take place on the THURSDAY, 2 MAY 2019. 6. Applications to vote by post or to change an existing postal vote must be received by the Electoral Registration Officer at COUNCIL OFFICES, LONDON ROAD, SAFFRON WALDEN, CB11 4ER by 5.00pm on MONDAY 15 APRIL 2019. 7. Applications to vote by proxy must be received by the Electoral Registration Officer at COUNCIL OFFICES, LONDON ROAD, SAFFRON WALDEN, CB11 4ER by 5.00pm on WEDNESDAY 24 APRIL 2019, except that applications for an emergency proxy vote on the grounds of employment or medical emergency that occurs after that date, may be submitted by 5.00pm on THURSDAY 2 MAY 2019. 8. The above poll will be combined with the poll for the election of District Councillors. DATED: 22 MARCH 2019 DAWN FRENCH RETURNING OFFICER Printed and Published by the RETURNING OFFICER, COUNCIL OFFICES LONDON ROAD SAFFRON WALDEN ESSEX CB11 4ER .
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