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Statement of Parties and Individual Canidates Nominated and Notice Of EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION - EAST MIDLANDS Thursday 22 May 2014 Statement of Parties and Individual Candidates Nominated and Notice of Poll 1. The following registered parties and individuals candidates have been and stand nominated. Party Party Candidate 1 Party Candidate 2 Party Candidate 3 Party Candidate 4 Party Candidate 5 An Independence from Europe Chris Pain Val Pain Alan Jesson John Beaver Carl Mason UK independence now Harrington Lodge, Gibraltar Road, Toft House, Eaudyke Road, 33 Balmoral Avenue, Spalding, 18 The Rowans, Gainsborough DN21 1WH 21 Colingdale Drive, Boston, Lincolnshire Skegness, Lincs. PE25 3TJ Friskney, Boston Lincs PE22 Lincolnshire PE11 2RN PE21 9AZ 8RT British National Party Catherine Ann Marie Duffy Robert Malcolm Brian West Bob Brindley Geoffrey William Dickens Paul Hilliard Because we can make Britain better 9 Babington Road, Rothley Leics 35 Farrow Avenue, Holbeach 1509 Victoria Centre, Nottingham 'Pendale' Main Street, Shawell, Lutterworth 12 Maple Drive, Alvaston Derby Derbyshire LE7 7PB Lincs PE12 7DG NG1 3PL Leics LE17 6AG DE24 0FT Conservative Party Emma McClarkin Andrew Iain Lewer Rupert Oliver Matthews Stephen John Castens Brendan Clarke-Smith For real change in Europe 26 Soar House, Welland Place, St Hornbeam House, Hopton, 8 Fir Tree Close, Epsom, Surrey 9 Westhorpe, Ashley, Market Harborough, 8 Amesbury Circus, Cinderhill, Nottingham Mary’s Road, Market Harborough, Wirksworth, Matlock, KT17 3LD Leicestershire LE16 8HQ NG8 6DA Leicestershire LE16 7GR Derbyshire DE4 4DF English Democrats Kevin Sills David Wickham John Dowle Oliver Healey Terry Spencer I'm English, NOT British, NOT 4 Aynsley Close, Desborough, 1 Grizedale Close, Corby, The Holt, 25 Caister Road, Market Millstone Court, Millstone Lane, Leicester LE1 Andridgh House, 160 Midland Road, EUropean Northants NN14 2YD Northants NN17 2YJ Rasen, Lincolnshire LN8 3HY 5JN Wellingborough Northants NN8 1NG Green Party Kat Boettge Sue Mallender Richard Mallender Peter Duncan Allen Simon Edward Hales 4 Wyrale Drive, Nottingham NG8 135 Trent Boulevard, Lady 135 Trent Boulevard, Lady Bay, 8 Slatelands Road, Glossop, SK13 6LH Flat 155 Cavendish Court, Cavendish Street, 6NN Bay, Nottingham NG2 5BN Nottingham NG2 5BN Derby DE1 1UD Harmony Party Steve Ward Zero-Immigration, Anti-EU, Pro-Jobs 03/49 Cornwallis Gardens, Hastings, East Sussex TN34 1LX Labour Party Glenis Willmott Rory Palmer Linda Woodings Khalid Hadadi Nicki Brooks Winnow Barn, 27a Main Street, 25 Raeburn Road, Leicester 7 Ellwood Crescent, Nottingham 21 Guthlaxton Street, Leicester LE2 0SF 71 Burton Road, Carlton, Nottingham, NG4 Lockington DE74 2RH LE2 3DR NG8 1GD 3DL Liberal Democrats Bill Newton Dunn Issan Ul-Haque Ghazni Phil Knowles George Smid Deborah Violet Newton-Cook 10 Church Lane, Navenby, Lincoln 47 Homefield Road, Aspley, Bream Cottage, Back Lane, East Rose Lodge, Kings Cliffe Road, Wansford, Avenue Joseph Chaudron, 91 1160 LN5 0EG Nottingham NG8 5GH Langton, Market Harborough, PE8 6NU Auderghem, Belgium Leicestershire LE16 7TB UK Independence Party (UKIP) Roger Helmer Margot Parker Jonathan Deryck Bullock Nigel Mark Wickens Barry Joseph Mahoney UK Independence Party (UKIP) Ivy House Farm, Peveril Road, 17 Church Walk, Weldon, 2 Thomas Rippin Close, 11 Croft Lane, Roade, Northampton, 10 Wentworth Way, Stoke Bruerne, Ashby Magna, Lutterworth, Corby, Northants, NN17 3JX Geddington, Northants NN14 1SF Northamptonshire, NN7 2QZ Northamptonshire NN12 7SA Leicestershire LE17 5NG 2. A poll will be taken on Thursday 22 May 2014 between the hours of 7am and 10pm David Cook Notice Dated: 24 April 2014 Regional Returning Officer Printed and published by the Regional Returning Officer .
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