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STATEMENT of PERSONS NOMINATED and NOTICE of POLL Date of Election : Thursday 7 May 2015 North Somerset STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED AND NOTICE OF POLL Date of Election : Thursday 7 May 2015 1. Polling will take place between the hours of 7:00 am to 10:00 pm on Thursday 7 May 2015, for the election of Parish Councillors for each of the undermentioned Wards, there remaining in each case more validly nominated candidates than seats. 2. The name, description (if any) and address of each candidates, together with the names of proposer, seconder and assentors are shown below for each Ward. 3. Any candidate who an entry in the last column (invalid), in no longer standing at this election 4. Where contested this poll is taken together with the election of District Councillors and the election of a Member of Parliament for the North Somerset Constituency Abbots Leigh Name of Candidate Home Address Description (if any) Name of Proposer Invalid BUTLER The Mansard, 3 Home Farm Road, Telling J P, Stevens Dave, , , , , , , , John Abbots Leigh, North Somerset, BS8 3QF TALBOT-PONSONBY West Barn, Home Farm Road, Abbots Stembridge P K, Smith A N, , , , , , , , Simon Leigh, Bristol, BS8 3QF TELLING April Cottage, 60 Church Road, Abbots Talbot-Ponsonby S, Butler M J, , , , , , , , Audrey Jennifer Leigh, BS8 3QU Backwell Name of Candidate Home Address Description (if any) Name of Proposer Invalid BOWERMAN Cider House, Backwell Common, 5 Years Experience Ould Sarah Anne, Taylor R, , , , , , , , Maureen Elizabeth Backwell, North Somerset, BS48 3AD COLE 7 Robinson Way, Backwell, Bristol, Local Resident Taylor R, Day R R, , , , , , , , Christopher Roger BS48 3BP DAY 23 Amberlands Close, Backwell, Bristol, Seeking My Fifth Election Taylor R, Edwards S A, , , , , , , , Bob BS48 3LW EDWARDS 12 Station Road, Backwell, North Keep Backwell a Village Taylor R, Day R R, , , , , , , , Shirley Ann Somerset, BS48 3QW GIBBONS-PRICE 9 Westfield Close, Backwell, BS48 3NQ 34 Years Resident 3 Times Hobbs C A, Merryweather K, , , , , , , , Michelle Elizabeth Elected LLEWELLYN 37 Oakleigh Close, Backwell, Bristol, Power H J, Yensen Laura, , , , , , , , Joan Margaret BS48 3JX MACLEAVY 37 Dark Lane, Backwell, BS48 3NT Representing Young People in Macleavy D P, Ould Sarah Anne, , , , , , , , Richard Backwell MITCHELL 5 St. Andrews Road, Backwell, Bristol, Taylor R, Bowerman M E, , , , , , , , Steven John North Somerset, BS48 3NR OULD Sideway Cottage, 119 Farleigh Road, Third Term of Supporting Young Ould J C, Macleavy Richard, , , , , , , , Sarah Anne Backwell, BS48 3PG People POWER 23 Karen Drive, Backwell, BS48 3JT Independent Yensen Laura, Paige B J, , , , , , , , Hilary Jane SEAR 1 Mariners Close, Backwell, North Taylor R, Merryweather K, , , , , , , , John Bertram Somerset, BS48 3HZ SEDDON Birchwood, Church Town, Backwell, North Independent - I Support Taylor R, Charnock W, , , , , , , , Derek Wilfred Somerset, BS48 3JQ Backwell SIMMONITE 2 Hilldale Road, Backwell, Bristol, Simmonite N, Taylor R, , , , , , , , Graeme Michael BS48 3JY TAYLOR 9 Combe Side, Backwell, Bristol, We Must Protect Backwell Edwards S A, Day R R, , , , , , , , Bob BS48 3LR Dated Friday 10 April 2015 Nicholas Brain Page 1 of 24 Returning Officer Printed and published by the Returning Officer, Town Hall, Walliscote Grove Road, Weston-super-Mare, BS23 1UJ Banwell Name of Candidate Home Address Description (if any) Name of Proposer Invalid BATEMAN West Hay Farm, Wolvershill, Banwell, Edwards David, Edwards Kathleen, , , , , , , , Paul Richard Somerset, BS29 6LE BLATCHFORD 5 Church Street, Banwell, BS29 6EA Mitson Guy, Long J R, , , , , , , , Paul Robert DAVIES 10 Church Street, Banwell, Weston-super- Rice W, Rice Roy, , , , , , , , Steve Mare, Somerset, BS29 6EA HADEN 3 North View Drive, Banwell, North Shayler E M, Rice Roy, , , , , , , , Angela Mary Somerset, BS29 6AS HARDING 1 Littlefields Road, Banwell, North Harding S L, Widley P, , , , , , , , Paul Jason Somerset, BS29 6BH SHAYLER Woodlands, 20 East Street, Banwell, Rice Roy, Haden Angela, , , , , , , , Elizabeth Mary North Somerset, BS29 6BW Barrow Gurney Name of Candidate Home Address Description (if any) Name of Proposer Invalid CARNELL St.Katherines Farm, Barrow Gurney, Nr Farmer Robbins A J, Gates E J, , , , , , , , Philip Bristol, North Somerset, BS48 3RU COOMBS 7 Barrow Court, Barrow Gurney, Bristol, Sommerville C N, Lomas M, , , , , , , , Geoffrey James BS48 3RP GATES Freelands, School Lane, Barrow Gurney, Robbins A J, Gates Anne, , , , , , , , Eric John Bristol, BS48 3RZ MCKENZIE 2 Hillside Cottages, Barrow St, Barrow Independent McKenzie N L, Pople Karen, , , , , , , , Robert James Gurney, BS48 3RX ROBBINS The Willows, School Lane, Barrow Independent Gates E J, Carnell P, , , , , , , , Andy Gurney, Bristol, BS48 3RZ Blagdon Name of Candidate Home Address Description (if any) Name of Proposer Invalid ADAMS Orchard Cottage, Street End Lane, May Belinda, Towler M R, , , , , , , , Michael James Blagdon, North Somerset, BS40 7TW BARR Rhodyate Lodge, Liberty Lane, Blagdon, Way Caroline, Barr Jennifer, , , , , , , , Alastair William Bristol, BS40 7TJ BARTLETT Highbanks, Rhodyate, Blagdon, Heighes M, Taviner M, , , , , , , , Richard Clarence Dee BS40 7TP HOOPER No7 The Old Water Gardens, Church Taviner M, Bartlett R, , , , , , , , Glen Dennis Street, Blagdon, BS40 7SN MOONEY Highfield, High Street, Blagdon, North Retired Headteacher Way C, Taviner M, , , , , , , , Maggie Somerset, BS40 7RA SMITH Waterdene, High Street, Blagdon, Bristol, Barton B W, Barton S E, , , , , , , , Philip John BS40 7TQ STAVEACRE Channel View, Rhodyate, Blagdon, North Way C, Way G M, , , , , , , , Tony Somerset, BS40 7TP TAVINER 2 Lakeway Bungalows, Station Road, Way C, Bartlett R, , , , , , , , Mary Blagdon, Bristol, BS40 7RL Dated Friday 10 April 2015 Nicholas Brain Page 2 of 24 Returning Officer Printed and published by the Returning Officer, Town Hall, Walliscote Grove Road, Weston-super-Mare, BS23 1UJ Bleadon Name of Candidate Home Address Description (if any) Name of Proposer Invalid CLARKE The Granary, Mulberry Lane, Bleadon, Lockyer E J, Harper Diane J, , , , , , , , I.D. BS24 0PH FINDLAY The Mount, Shiplate Road, Bleadon, Heppenstall Ian, Bayntun E J, , , , , , , , Carole North Somerset, BS24 0NQ GIBSON 6 Bleadon Mill, Bleadon, Weston-super- Morris C J, Wareing E, , , , , , , , Ian Mare, N.Somerset, BS24 0BE SHEPPARD Littlewood, Bridgwater Road, Lympsham, Hillyer Alison, Goodall L, , , , , , , , Mary Ernestine Weston-super-Mare Brockley Name of Candidate Home Address Description (if any) Name of Proposer Invalid FISHWICK 2 Chelvey Cottages, Chelvey Lane, Ridge Antony, Lunn Elizabeth, , , , , , , , Michael William Backwell, North Somerset, BS48 4AE LUNN Medlar Lodge, Chelvey Road, Chelvey, Ridge J, Smith B D, , , , , , , , Elizabeth Backwell, North Somerset, BS48 4AA RIDGE Brockley Elm Farm, Brockley Lane, Lunn E, Smith B D, , , , , , , , Antony Backwell, Bristol, BS48 4AQ RIDGE The Manor Farm, Brockley Lane, Smith B D, Lunn E, , , , , , , , Julian Henry Pattle Backwell, Bristol, BS48 4AQ SMITH Longacre, Brockley Hall, Backwell, Bristol, Ridge J, Lunn Elizabeth, , , , , , , , Bryan David BS48 4AY Burrington Name of Candidate Home Address Description (if any) Name of Proposer Invalid DANIELS Lodgewood House, Bath Road, Upper Law Martin V.M., Law Sandra M, , , , , , , , Roger Philip Langford, BS40 5DQ KEEL Rickford Farm, Rickford Rise, Burrington, Kerly Martin P J, Brown C, , , , , , , , Paul N. Somerset, BS40 7AJ RHODES Hylsbroke Lodge, Lower Langford, Hale Stephen F, Wild David I, , , , , , , , John Philip Langford, Bristol, BS40 5BN WILSON The Square, Burrington, Bristol, Retired Part Time Post Office McMahon Sheena, Leighton A J, , , , , , , , Frances Mary BS40 7AB Clerk Butcombe Name of Candidate Home Address Description (if any) Name of Proposer Invalid COLLINS Blagdon View, Butcombe, Bristol, Milward J A G, Tanner S L, , , , , , , , John BS40 7UP MILWARD Jayrise, Butcombe, Bristol, BS40 7UT Independent Metherell I J, Moss Gillian Taylor, , , , , , , , Justin MITCHELL Laurel Cottage, The Batch, Butcombe, Whittington R J, Whittington M, , , , , , , , Trevor John Bristol, BS40 7UY WHITTINGTON Spring Cottage, The Batch, Butcombe, Metherell I J, Tanner Stephen L, , , , , , , , Richard John Bristol, BS40 7UY Dated Friday 10 April 2015 Nicholas Brain Page 3 of 24 Returning Officer Printed and published by the Returning Officer, Town Hall, Walliscote Grove Road, Weston-super-Mare, BS23 1UJ Churchill Name of Candidate Home Address Description (if any) Name of Proposer Invalid BROWN Churchill House, New Road, Churchill, Current Parish Council Vice Bush J M, Fortune Graham E, , , , , , , , Alan Winscombe, BS25 5NP Chair BUSH Churchill Farm, Jubilee Lane, Langford, Bourne J, Bourne M A, , , , , , , , Jackie Bristol, BS40 5EJ CARRUTHERS Cypress Cottage, Says Lane, Langford, Bush J M, Brown A, , , , , , , , Bill Bristol, BS40 5EA CLUTTERBUCK 5 The Drive, Churchill, Winscombe, Fortune Graham, Jones J L, , , , , , , , Dev Somerset, BS25 5PL FORTUNE 11 The Drive, Churchill, BS25 5PL Current Parish Councillor Bush J M, Brown A, , , , , , , , Graham Edward GLANFIELD Newgale, Bristol Road, Langford, Bristol, Bush J M, Fortune Graham, , , , , , , , Simon Martin BS40 5JH HEGARTY Meadow Green, The Batch, Churchill, Brafield J A, Brafield R J, , , , , , , , Simon Christopher North Somerset, BS25 5PP HILL Hillside, New Rd, Churchill, Winscombe, Beadle Ian, Beadle Ruth, , , , , , , , Brenden Charles North Somerset, BS25 5NW HURST 18 The Drive, Churchill, Winscombe, Young R K, Lee M R, , , , , , , , David Somerset, BS25 5PL LANGLEY Marwood, Ladymead Lane,
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