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List of Councillors LIST OF COUNCILLORS CHRISTINE DAVID AMBROSE SMITH AMBROSE SMITH 6 Victoria Street 6 Victoria Street Littleport CB6 1LX Littleport CB6 1LX Littleport Littleport Conservative Conservative Elected: 2007 Elected: 2011 Home: 01353 861010 Home: 01353 861010 Other: 01353 665555 Other: 01353 665555 christine.ambrose-smith@ david.ambrose-smith@ eastcambs.gov.uk eastcambs.gov.uk SUE AUSTEN ANNA BAILEY 5 Mayfield Close 40 Cambridge Road Ely Ely CB6 3AB CB7 4HL Ely West Downham Liberal Democrat Conservative Elected: 2007 Elected: 2007 Home: 01353 663928 Home: 01353 663253 Other: 01353 665555 Other: 01353 665555 [email protected] [email protected] IAN BOVINGDON DAVID BROWN The Thatched Cottage 11 Bewicks Mead 52 Mereside Burwell Soham CB7 5XE CB25 0LW Soham South Burwell Conservative Conservative Elected: 2015 Elected: 2007 Home: 07500 155321 Home: 01638 743283 Other: 01353 665555 Other: 01353 665555 [email protected] [email protected] CHARLOTTE CANE VICTORIA CHARLESWORTH 34 Swaffham Road Cross Green House Reach Cross Green, Soham CB25 0HZ CB7 5DU Bottisham Soham North Liberal Democrat Liberal Democrat Elected: 2019 Elected: 2019 Home: 01638 741064 Home: 07957 160569 Other: 07976 607512 Other: 01353 665555 [email protected] [email protected] 4 MATTHEW DOWNEY LORNA DUPRÉ 48B Waterside Inglefield 119 High Street Ely Sutton CB7 4AZ CB6 2NW Ely East Sutton Liberal Democrat Liberal Democrat Elected: 2019 Elected: 2014 Home: ---- ------ Home: 07930 337596 Other: 01353 665555 Other: 01353 665555 [email protected] lorna.dupré@eastcambs.gov.uk LAVINIA EDWARDS LIS EVERY 103 North Street 80 Barton Road Burwell Ely CB25 OBB CB7 4HZ Burwell Ely East Conservative Conservative Elected: 2007 Elected: 2013 Home: 01638 610696 Home: 01353 665815 Other: 01353 665555 Other: 01353 665555 [email protected] [email protected] SIMON HARRIES JULIA HUFFER 33 Wensum Way 38 Market Street Ely Fordham CB6 2WY CB7 5LQ Ely North Fordham and Isleham Liberal Democrat Conservative Elected: 2019 Elected: 2015 Home: --- ------ Home: - Other: 01353 665555 Other: 01353 665555 [email protected] [email protected] BILL HUNT MARK INSKIP Sylvan Villa Tentrees 28, The America 32 Cambridge Road Sutton Ely CB7 4HL CB6 2NY Stretham Sutton Conservative Liberal Democrat Elected: 2007 Elected: 2019 Home: 01353 663732 Home: 07764 566319 Other: 01353 665555 Other: 01353 665555 [email protected] [email protected] 5 ALEC JONES DAN SCHUMANN 65 Kingfisher Drive 31b Clay Street Soham Soham CB7 5GP CB7 5HJ Soham North Soham South Liberal Democrat Conservative Elected: 2019 Elected: 2015 Home: 01353 723893 Home: - Other: 0777 3000040 Other: 01353 665555 [email protected] [email protected] JOSHUA SCHUMANN ALAN SHARP 6 White Hart Lane 11 High Street Soham Stretchworth CB7 5JQ CB8 9TH Fordham and Isleham Woodditton Conservative Conservative Elected: 2011 Elected: 2016 Home: 07841524007 Home: 01638 507485 Other: 01353 665555 Other: 07794292941 [email protected] [email protected] AMY STARKEY LISA STUBBS 5 The Paddocks 15 Cowslip Drive Cheveley Little Thetford CB8 9EU CB6 3JD Woodditton Stretham Conservative Conservative Elected: 2019 Elected: 2015 Home: ---- ------ Home: 07930 506822 Other: 07901716233 Other: 01353 665555 [email protected] [email protected] JOHN TRAPP PAOLA TRIMARCO Swann House 104 30 St Johns Road Commercial End, Swaff- Ely ham Bulbeck, CB25 0NE CB6 3BB Bottisham Ely West Liberal Democrat Liberal Democrat Elected: 2019 Elected: 2019 Home: ----- ------ Home: ---- ------ Other: 01353 665555 Other: 01353 665555 [email protected] [email protected] 6 JO WEBBER ALISON WHELAN 87 Victoria Street 119 Kings Avenue Littleport Ely CB6 1NA CB7 4QW Littleport East Ely North Conservative Liberal Democrat Elected: 2015 Elected: 2019 Home: 01353 862293 Home: ---- ------- Other: 01353 665555 Other: 01353 665555 [email protected] [email protected] CHRISTINE WHELAN GARETH WILSON 119 Kings Avenue 2 Station Road Ely Haddenham CB7 4QW CB6 3XD Ely West Haddenham Liberal Democrat Liberal Democrat Elected: 2017 Elected: 2019 Home: 01353 772123 Home: 01353 740617 Other: 07897 907357 Other: 01353 665555 [email protected] [email protected] Next District Council Elections: 2023 (All councillors) 7 COUNCILLORS BY WARD LITTLEPORT Christine Ambrose Smith (CON) DOWNHAM David Ambrose Smith (CON) Anna Bailey (CON) Jo Webber (CON) ELY EAST SUTTON Matthew Downey (LD) Lorna Dupre (LD) Lis Every (CON) Mark Inskip (LD) ELY NORTH Simon Harries (LD) Alison Whelan (LD) ELY WEST HADDENHAM Sue Austen (LD) Gareth Wilson (LD) Paola Trimarco (LD) Christine Whelan (LD) STRETHAM Bill Hunt (CON) SOHAM NORTH Lisa Stubbs (CON) Victoria Charlesworth (LD) Alec Jones (LD) BURWELL SOHAM SOUTH David Brown (CON) Ian Bovingdon (CON) Lavinia Edwards (CON) Dan Schumann (CON) WOODDITTON FORDHAM AND ISLEHAM Alan Sharp (CON) Julia Huffer (CON) BOTTISHAM Amy Starkey (CON) Joshua Schumann (CON) Charlotte Cane (LD) John Trapp (LD) 8 VILLAGES/TOWNS DISTRICT WARD LIST Village/Town District Ward Village/Town District Ward Aldreth Haddenham Newmarket-part Woodditton Ashley Wooddittton Prickwillow Ely North Barway Soham North Pymoor Downham Black Horse Drove Littleport Queen Adelaide Ely North Bottisham Bottisham Brandon Creek Littleport Reach Bottisham Brinkley Bottisham Redmere Littleport Broad Green Woodditton Saxon Street Woodditton Burrough Green Woodditton Shippea Hill Ely North Burwell Burwell Silverley Woodditton Chettisham Ely North Six Mile Bottom (pt.) Bottisham OR Cheveley Woodditton Woodditton Chippenham Fordham&Isleham Snailwell Fordham & Isleham Coveney Downham Ditton Green Woodditton Soham (LF1) Soham North Dullingham Woodditton Soham (LG1) Soham North Ely (HF1) Ely East Soham (LG2) Soham South Ely (HF2) Ely North Soham (LG3) Soham South Ely (HG1) Ely East Stetchworth Woodditton Ely (HH1) Ely West Stretham Stretham Ely (HI1) Ely West Stuntney Ely East Ely (HI2) Ely West Sutton Sutton Ely (HK1) Ely East Fordham Fordham&Isleham Swaffham Bulbeck Bottisham Haddenham Haddenham Swaffham Prior Bottisham Isleham Fordham&Isleham Upend Woodditton Kennett Fordham&Isleham Upware Soham South Kirtling Woodditton Wardy Hill Downham Kirtling Green Woodditton Wentworth Sutton Little Ditton Woodditton Westley Waterless Bottisham Little Downham Downham Wicken Soham South Little Ouse Littleport Little Thetford Stretham Wilburton Stretham Littleport Littleport Witcham Sutton Lode Bottisham Witchford Stretham Mepal Sutton Woodditton Woodditton 9.
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