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<Election Title> East Sussex County Council Election – 6 May 2021 Statement of Persons Nominated Local Authority Name East Sussex County Council Name of Ward CHAILEY in the District of Lewes The following people have been or stand nominated for election to this Ward. Those who no longer stand nominated have a comment in the right hand column. Candidate Name Address of Candidate Description of Candidate Reason why Candidate no longer nominated Belcher, Neals Farm, East Grinstead Road, Labour Party Nicholas George North Chailey, Lewes, East Sussex, BN8 4HX Dodd, (address in Lewes) Heritage Party - Free Kizzi Speech and Liberty Fell-Rayner, (address in Lewes) Liberal Democrats Hazel Louise Milligan, (address in Lewes) The Conservative Party Matthew Peter John Candidate Nicholson, (address in Lewes) Green Party - Save our Zoe Green Space Dated: Friday, 09 April 2021 Ian Fitzpatrick Deputy Returning Officer LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL SOUTHOVER HOUSE SOUTHOVER ROAD LEWES BN7 1AB Published and printed by Ian Fitzpatrick, Returning Officer, LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL, SOUTHOVER HOUSE, SOUTHOVER ROAD, LEWES, BN7 1AB East Sussex County Council Election – 6 May 2021 Statement of Persons Nominated Local Authority Name East Sussex County Council Name of Ward LEWES in the District of Lewes The following people have been or stand nominated for election to this Ward. Those who no longer stand nominated have a comment in the right hand column. Candidate Name Address of Candidate Description of Candidate Reason why Candidate no longer nominated Charnock, 3 Middleham Close, Ringmer, The Conservative Pary David John Charles Lewes, East Sussex, BN8 5EN Candidate Hambly, 24 Grange Road, Lewes, Labour Party Candidate Peter East Sussex, BN7 1TS Maples, 72 Winterbourne Close, Lewes, Green Party Wendy East Sussex, BN7 1JZ Wood, 41 The Avenue, Lewes, Liberal Democrats Kate East Sussex, BN7 1QT Dated: Friday, 09 April 2021 Ian Fitzpatrick Deputy Returning Officer LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL SOUTHOVER HOUSE SOUTHOVER ROAD LEWES BN7 1AB Published and printed by Ian Fitzpatrick, Returning Officer, LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL, SOUTHOVER HOUSE, SOUTHOVER ROAD, LEWES, BN7 1AB East Sussex County Council Election – 6 May 2021 Statement of Persons Nominated Local Authority Name East Sussex County Council Name of Ward RINGMER AND LEWES BRIDGE in the District of Lewes The following people have been or stand nominated for election to this Ward. Those who no longer stand nominated have a comment in the right hand column. Candidate Name Address of Candidate Description of Candidate Reason why Candidate no longer nominated Baah, 1 Harvard Close, Lewes, Liberal Democrat Janet East Sussex, BN7 2EJ Denis, (address in Lewes) Green Party Johnny Sweeney, 23C High Street, Lewes, Labour and Co-operative Danny East Sussex, BN7 2LU Party Turner, Spiders Cottage, Station Road, The Conservative Party Richard John Glynde, Lewes, East Sussex, Candidate BN8 6SP Dated: Friday, 09 April 2021 Ian Fitzpatrick Deputy Returning Officer LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL SOUTHOVER HOUSE SOUTHOVER ROAD LEWES BN7 1AB Published and printed by Ian Fitzpatrick, Returning Officer, LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL, SOUTHOVER HOUSE, SOUTHOVER ROAD, LEWES, BN7 1AB East Sussex County Council Election – 6 May 2021 Statement of Persons Nominated Local Authority Name East Sussex County Council Name of Ward OUSE VALLEY WEST AND DOWNS in the District of Lewes The following people have been or stand nominated for election to this Ward. Those who no longer stand nominated have a comment in the right hand column. Candidate Name Address of Candidate Description of Candidate Reason why Candidate no longer nominated Bradbury, 4 Rothwell Court, Newhaven, The Conservative Party Anthony East Sussex, BN9 9YB Candidate Hallett, (address in Lewes) Labour Party Candidate David Michael Keene, (address in Lewes) Green Party Paul Osborne, Chapel Farmhouse, Wickham Liberal Democrats Sarah Lane, Cooksbridge, East Sussex, BN8 4PT Dated: Friday, 09 April 2021 Ian Fitzpatrick Deputy Returning Officer LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL SOUTHOVER HOUSE SOUTHOVER ROAD LEWES BN7 1AB Published and printed by Ian Fitzpatrick, Returning Officer, LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL, SOUTHOVER HOUSE, SOUTHOVER ROAD, LEWES, BN7 1AB East Sussex County Council Election – 6 May 2021 Statement of Persons Nominated Local Authority Name East Sussex County Council Name of Ward TELSCOMBE in the District of Lewes The following people have been or stand nominated for election to this Ward. Those who no longer stand nominated have a comment in the right hand column. Candidate Name Address of Candidate Description of Candidate Reason why Candidate no longer nominated Ackroyd, 43 Brambletyne Avenue, Saltdean, Liberal Democrats Simon Marriot East Sussex, BN2 8EL Robinson, 14 Buckhurst Road, Telscombe Labour Party Christine Sandra Cliffs, East Sussex, BN10 7AH Shuster, 14 St James Street, Lewes, Green Party Anthony East Sussex, BN7 1HR Smith, (address in Lewes) The Conservative Pary Andy Candidate Dated: Friday, 09 April 2021 Ian Fitzpatrick Deputy Returning Officer LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL SOUTHOVER HOUSE SOUTHOVER ROAD LEWES BN7 1AB Published and printed by Ian Fitzpatrick, Returning Officer, LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL, SOUTHOVER HOUSE, SOUTHOVER ROAD, LEWES, BN7 1AB East Sussex County Council Election – 6 May 2021 Statement of Persons Nominated Local Authority Name East Sussex County Council Name of Ward NEWHAVEN AND BISHOPSTONE in the District of Lewes The following people have been or stand nominated for election to this Ward. Those who no longer stand nominated have a comment in the right hand column. Candidate Name Address of Candidate Description of Candidate Reason why Candidate no longer nominated Boorman, (address in Lewes) The Conservative Party Liz Candidate MacCleary, 56 Fort Road, Newhaven, Liberal Democrats James Neville East Sussex, BN9 9EJ O'Brien, (address in Lewes) Green Party Emily Sammarco, (address in Lewes) Labour Party Candidate Elaine Susan Saunders, 86 Hurdis Road, Bishopstone, Independent Steve East Sussex, BN25 2TQ Dated: Friday, 09 April 2021 Ian Fitzpatrick Deputy Returning Officer LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL SOUTHOVER HOUSE SOUTHOVER ROAD LEWES BN7 1AB Published and printed by Ian Fitzpatrick, Returning Officer, LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL, SOUTHOVER HOUSE, SOUTHOVER ROAD, LEWES, BN7 1AB East Sussex County Council Election – 6 May 2021 Statement of Persons Nominated Local Authority Name East Sussex County Council Name of Ward PEACEHAVEN in the District of Lewes The following people have been or stand nominated for election to this Ward. Those who no longer stand nominated have a comment in the right hand column. Candidate Name Address of Candidate Description of Candidate Reason why Candidate no longer nominated Buchanan, (address in Lewes) UK Independence Party Ian Verdun (UKIP) Collier, 73 Keymer Avenue, Peacehaven, Labour Party Chris East Sussex, BN10 8EX Orr, (address in Lewes) Green Party Lesley Sanderson, (address in Lewes) The Conservative Party Katie Alexandra Candidate Stratford, (address in Lewes) Heritage Party - Free Adam Christopher Speech and Liberty West, 13 St James Street, Lewes, Liberal Democrats Kevin James East Sussex, BN7 1HR Dated: Friday, 09 April 2021 Ian Fitzpatrick Deputy Returning Officer LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL SOUTHOVER HOUSE SOUTHOVER ROAD LEWES BN7 1AB Published and printed by Ian Fitzpatrick, Returning Officer, LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL, SOUTHOVER HOUSE, SOUTHOVER ROAD, LEWES, BN7 1AB East Sussex County Council Election – 6 May 2021 Statement of Persons Nominated Local Authority Name East Sussex County Council Name of Ward SEAFORD SOUTH in the District of Lewes The following people have been or stand nominated for election to this Ward. Those who no longer stand nominated have a comment in the right hand column. Candidate Name Address of Candidate Description of Candidate Reason why Candidate no longer nominated Lambert, 5 Chapel Close, Seaford, Liberal Democrats Carolyn Shelagh East Sussex, BN25 2JJ Meek, 16 Sherwood Road, Seaford, Green Party James East Sussex, BN25 3EH Proudfoot, (address in Eastbourne) The Conservative Party Luke Candidate Tlusty-Sheen, 6 Marine Crescent, Seaford, Labour Party Candidate Alun Gwyn East Sussex, BN25 1DA Dated: Friday, 09 April 2021 Ian Fitzpatrick Deputy Returning Officer LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL SOUTHOVER HOUSE SOUTHOVER ROAD LEWES BN7 1AB Published and printed by Ian Fitzpatrick, Returning Officer, LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL, SOUTHOVER HOUSE, SOUTHOVER ROAD, LEWES, BN7 1AB East Sussex County Council Election – 6 May 2021 Statement of Persons Nominated Local Authority Name East Sussex County Council Name of Ward SEAFORD NORTH in the District of Lewes The following people have been or stand nominated for election to this Ward. Those who no longer stand nominated have a comment in the right hand column. Candidate Name Address of Candidate Description of Candidate Reason why Candidate no longer nominated Adeniji, Shoestrings, 1 Buckle Drive, The Conservative Party Sam Seaford, East Sussex, BN25 2QH Candidate Adil, 1 Lions Place, Fitzgerald Avenue, Liberal Democrats Pinky Seaford, East Sussex, BN25 1AY Biddle, (address in Lewes) Labour Party Candidate Ann Boorman, (address in Lewes) Independent Phil Leeming, (address in Lewes) UK Independence Party Pete (UKIP) McFarlane, 24 Bishopstone Road, Seaford, Green Party Gemma East Sussex, BN25 2UB Dated: Friday, 09 April 2021 Ian Fitzpatrick Deputy Returning Officer LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL SOUTHOVER HOUSE SOUTHOVER ROAD LEWES BN7 1AB Published and printed by Ian Fitzpatrick, Returning Officer, LEWES DISTRICT COUNCIL, SOUTHOVER HOUSE, SOUTHOVER ROAD, LEWES, BN7 1AB .
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