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Town and Parish Council Election Results May 2007 – August 2011 This document contains election results for Towns and Parishes within West Oxfordshire, for the period May 2007 – August 2011. For results in the period May 2002 to May 2006, please see the separate download available from www.westoxon.gov.uk/results. Click on the links below to go the results for a particular date. Alternatively, use the “bookmarks” tab to navigate the document or “find” to search for a name, for example of a candidate or a Parish. Where a Parish or Town is named in the contents list below, it indicates an election other than the elections to a third of the Towns and Parishes which take place in three out of every four years. Please also note that the results of uncontested elections are also included. For information on the cycle of elections, please see the downloads available from www.westoxon.gov.uk/elections CONTENTS Town and Parish Council Elections 18th August 2011 (Ducklington Parish Council) 23rd June 2011 (Hanborough Parish Council) 5th May 2011 6th January 2011 (Witney Town Council, East Ward) 9th September 2010 (Woodstock Town Council) 6th May 2010 2nd April 2009 (Chipping Norton Town Council) 15th January 2009 (Leafield Parish Council) 18th December 2008 (Combe Parish Council) 7th August 2008 (Chipping Norton Town Council) 1st May 2008 21st June 2007 (Carterton Town Council, Upavon Ward) 3rd May 2007 P:\Elections\Results\Parish Results Contents 2007-2011.doc NOTICE OF RESULT OF UNCONTESTED ELECTION Election of a Parish Councillor for the Parish of Ducklington on Thursday 18 August 2011 I, being the Returning Officer at the above election, report that the person whose name appears below was duly elected Parish Councillor for the Parish of Ducklington. Name of Candidate Home Address Description (if any) DUTHIE 10 Lovell Close, Independent David Ducklington, Oxfordshire, OX29 7YQ Dated Wednesday 27 July 2011 Keith Butler Returning Officer Printed and published by the Returning Officer, WODC Elections Office, Council Offices, Woodgreen, Witney, OX28 1NB DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL Election of Parish Councillors for the Hanborough Parish Council on Thursday 23 June 2011 I, Keith Butler, being the Returning Officer at the above election, do hereby give notice that the number of votes recorded for each Candidate at the said election is as follows: Name of Description Number of Candidate (if any) Votes* CHAPMAN, Niels Eric Independent 186 Elected HILL, John Frederick Independent 140 Elected RISCHMILLER, David William Independent 113 TEE, David John Gaucheron 212 Elected * If elected the word 'Elected' appears against the number of votes. Number of The number of ballot papers rejected was as follows: ballot papers A want of an official mark 0 B voting for more Candidates than voter was entitled to 1 C writing or mark by which voter could be identified 0 D being unmarked or wholly void for uncertainty 4 E rejected in part 0 Total 5 Vacant Seats: 3 Electorate: 2053 Ballot Papers Issued: 293 Turnout: 14.27% And I do hereby declare that Niels Eric Chapman, John Frederick Hill and David John Gaucheron Tee are duly elected as Councillors for the said electoral area. Dated Thursday 23 June 2011 Keith Butler Returning Officer Printed and published by the Returning Officer, WODC Elections Office, Council Offices, Woodgreen, Witney, OX28 1NB WEST OXFORDSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL PARISH AND TOWN COUNCIL ELECTIONS Date: 5th May 2011 Parish/ Candidates Description Votes Cast/Elected Town Alvescot Adam Spencer Ashmead- Bartlett Uncontested Roger Martin Bellamy Independent Seats 5 All elected uncontested Michael John Honour Clive Merrills Jason Darrel Wardlaw Black Stephen Dickson Bourton Doreen Hart Uncontested Susan Kathleen Macmillan Independent All elected uncontested Seats 5 Terrence Alfred Reginald Pope Anne Sherriff Carterton Loretta Francis Walcott The Conservative Party Candidate (Gateway Windell Oliver Walcott The Conservative Party Candidate Ward) Both elected uncontested Uncontested Seats 2 Carterton Roger William Lindley The Conservative Party Candidate 540 Elected (Milestone Crapper Ward) Ashley Farmer The Conservative Party Candidate 456 Elected Seats 3 Peter Madden Liberal Democrats 233 Elected Electors 1899 % Poll 43.08 David John Wesson The Labour and Co-operative 148 Party Candidate Carterton Laurence Daniel Garfield The Conservative Party Candidate (Rock Farm Emma Louise Liston The Conservative Party Candidate Ward) All elected uncontested Naomi Jayne Smith The Conservative Party Candidate Uncontested Seats 3 Carterton Deirdre Virginia Bulley The Conservative Party Candidate (Shillbrook Maxine Judith Crossland The Conservative Party Candidate Ward) All elected uncontested Linda Ellen Catherine Little The Conservative Party Candidate Uncontested Seats 3 Carterton Adrian David Coomber Independent (Upavon Ward) Heath Michael Jobes The Conservative Party Candidate All elected uncontested Uncontested Carole Josephine MacRae The Conservative Party Candidate Seats 5 Norman Alexander MacRae The Conservative Party Candidate Philip Leslie Scott The Conservative Party Candidate Town and Parish Council Election Results May 2011 Parish/ Candidates Description Votes Cast/Elected Town Chipping Susan Bartholomew 1039 Elected Norton Christopher John The Conservative Party Candidate 809 Elected Seats 16 Butterworth Electors 4672 Evelyn Mary Coles The Labour and Co-operative % Poll 51.84 1265 Elected Party Candidate Alexander Miles Dickens The Conservative Party Candidate 812 Elected Corfield Donald Davidson Independent 1003 Elected Michael John Dixon Independent 883 Elected Josephine Mary Graves Independent 1170 Elected Tahirul Hasan The Conservative Party Candidate 820 Elected Rebecca Elizabeth Herrin The Conservative Party Candidate 717 Elected David Marshall Heyes The Labour and Co-operative 683 Elected Party Candidate Neil Richard Homer Transition Chipping Norton 465 Peter Martin Jarratt Independent 748 Elected James Robert Kitcher The Conservative Party Candidate 641 Michael Francis Luney Transition Chipping Norton 491 David Edward Stephen Lydiat The Conservative Party Candidate 913 Elected Patrick McHugh 432 Anne Kathryn Roy-Barker The Conservative Party Candidate 812 Elected Michael George Tysoe The Conservative Party Candidate 713 Elected Charles Neville Richard The Labour and Co-operative 710 Elected Watson Party Candidate Matthew Richard Transition Chipping Norton 498 Wigglesworth Sarah Jane Wilkes The Conservative Party Candidate 998 Elected Richard Lawson Yapp Transition Chipping Norton 504 Clanfield Melanie Louise Andrews Uncontested Simon Andrew Andrews Seats 7 David Gaulton All elected uncontested Anne Bettine Harris Christopher John Scotcher Combe Cecilia Anne Adamson Uncontested Michael Geoffrey Green Seats 5 Simon David Oliver Independent All elected uncontested Elena Softley Paul Alan Williams Town and Parish Council Election Results May 2011 Parish/ Candidates Description Votes Cast/Elected Town Crawley Robert Paul Helyar Uncontested Stephen Gawin Kirkham All elected uncontested Seats 5 Ross Guthrie Mattinson Monica Elisabeth Mary Read Enstone Christian Fisher Uncontested Marilyn Freda Ivings Seats 10 Nicola Jane Knott Robert Angus Buchanan All elected uncontested McGrigor Richard Edward Parker David James Parris Neil Percival Eynsham Richard Andrews Uncontested Gordon Douglas Beach Seats 15 Alan James Collett Peter Emery Independent Verity Ann Hughes Andrew Raymond Mosson All elected uncontested Suzanne Osborne David John Rossiter Paul Royston Staley Dennis Roger Stukenbroeker Jacqueline Anne Tinson Frederick Wynn Wright Filkins and Robert Andrew Bohm Broughton Jeremy Peter Thomas Irwin- Poggs Singer Uncontested Susan Mary Long All elected uncontested Seats 6 Richard James Martin Charles Anthony Payne Keith Jack Perry Finstock Derek Edwin Bennett Uncontested Graham Arthur Hemmings Chartered Civil Engineer Seats 6 Shaun Philip Morley Independent All elected uncontested Roy Henry Townsend Michael John Woodfield Town and Parish Council Election Results May 2011 Parish/ Candidates Description Votes Cast/Elected Town Hailey Allison Kate Dyde Uncontested Graham Albert Lawrence Independent Seats 7 Knaggs David Scott Tullis Musson All elected uncontested Robert Leslie Quainton Russell Stuart Sharp Andrew David Brewer Smith Langford Andrew Richard Bushell Uncontested Sharron Emery Seats 5 Mark James Harris All elected uncontested Jennifer Pitkin Roderick Stewart Leafield Jennifer Anne Balmer Uncontested Fiona Darayete Belardo All elected uncontested Seats 7 Elizabeth Anna Holowackyj Susan Ann Keen Ramsden Beverley Clive Cowen Uncontested Holly Deans Seats 5 Sally Anne Cecilia Miller Independent All elected uncontested Carl Anthony Shuker Sarah Wiggins Stonesfield Muriel Anne Ashdown 243 Elected Seats 8 Richard John Michael Bishop 365 Elected Electors 1196 Juliana Catherine Bryon 324 Elected % Poll 56.69 Wendy Anne Gould 315 Elected Geraldine Margaret Independent 456 Elected Lawrence Phillip McArdell 202 Derrick Euan Millard 334 Elected James Paul O`Brien 371 Elected John Richard Simpson 265 Elected Swerford Jonathan Dominic Saint Clair Independent Drinkwater Uncontested Seats 5 Richard Anthony Hall Gillian Morag Howell All elected uncontested Melvyn Paul Christopher Poke Leonard Sydney Tustian Town and Parish Council Election Results May 2011 Parish/ Candidates Description Votes Cast/Elected Town Witney Alan Keith Beames The Conservative Party Candidate 722 Elected (Central Nicholas Peter Buckle The Conservative Party Candidate 736 Elected
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