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Parish and Town Council Election Results In Election of PARISH COUNCILLORS for the Parishes of South Norfolk District Council Summary of Results Date of Election : Thursday 02 May 2019 Contested Elections Aslacton Name of Candidate Description (if any) Number of Votes ALDRICH Michael Peter 61 BENNETT Charlotte Ann 106 ELECTED BROOMHALL Keith 109 ELECTED DOUGLASS Darren Mark 103 ELECTED GAMBLE Geoffrey Charles 115 ELECTED KINGE Christine Ann 107 ELECTED SHULVER Cheryl Ann 127 ELECTED STURMAN Patrick Andrew Experienced, dedicated, local, 55 accessible THURGAR Louise Elizabeth 124 ELECTED Vacant Seats: 7 Electorate: 372 Ballot Papers Issued: 188 Turnout: 50.54% Rejected Votes: No Marks: 0 Excess Marks: 0 Voter Identity: 0 Void: 2 Rejected: 0 Barnham Broom Name of Candidate Description (if any) Number of Votes BURNS Jane Elizabeth 122 ELECTED COWAN John Lessels 87 ELECTED DENNIS Justin Neil 41 EDWARDS Mark Peter 82 ELECTED GRINT Jacqueline Marie 73 ELECTED HARROLD Sara Gresham 129 ELECTED HARVEY Robert Thomas 72 ELECTED HILL Rebecca Alison Celia 74 ELECTED Vacant Seats: 7 Electorate: 457 Ballot Papers Issued: 199 Turnout: 43.54% Rejected Votes: No Marks: 0 Excess Marks: 0 Voter Identity: 0 Void: 4 Rejected: 0 Dated: 08 October 2019 Page 1 of 37 Printed and published by: The Local Returning Officer, South Norfolk House, Cygnet Court, Long Stratton, Norwich, Norfolk, Contested Elections Brandon Parva, Coston, Runhall & Welborne Name of Candidate Description (if any) Number of Votes BAILEY Carolyn Jane 43 ELECTED EGERTON-SMITH Andrew John 85 ELECTED Deighton Fitton GUEST Simon Christopher 70 ELECTED KAY Clare 75 ELECTED MILLER Clare Emma 66 ELECTED RUSSELL Jacqueline Ann 31 WEBB Michael Robert 89 ELECTED WOOD Peter Richard 70 ELECTED Vacant Seats: 7 Electorate: 310 Ballot Papers Issued: 128 Turnout: 41.29% Rejected Votes: No Marks: 0 Excess Marks: 0 Voter Identity: 0 Void: 0 Rejected: 0 Brooke Name of Candidate Description (if any) Number of Votes BEARDSELL Roma Mary 243 ELECTED GIBSON Andrew 263 ELECTED HARRISON David Richard 290 ELECTED HAYCOX David Richard 287 ELECTED JONES Christine Mary 299 ELECTED MCGREGOR Susan 212 MEADOWS Elizabeth Anne Resident of Brooke for 13.5 years 285 ELECTED PITELEN Lee Gregory 268 ELECTED SPINKS Jonathan Charles William 254 ELECTED TOBIN Martin James 377 ELECTED Vacant Seats: 9 Electorate: 1,052 Ballot Papers Issued: 641 Turnout: 60.93% Rejected Votes: No Marks: 0 Excess Marks: 1 Voter Identity: 0 Void: 26 Rejected: 0 Dated: 08 October 2019 Page 2 of 37 Printed and published by: The Local Returning Officer, South Norfolk House, Cygnet Court, Long Stratton, Norwich, Norfolk, Contested Elections Central Wymondham Name of Candidate Description (if any) Number of Votes BATCHELOR Wednesday Conservative Party Candidate 672 ELECTED FLATT Ian Martin Conservative Party Candidate 689 ELECTED HORNBY Yvonne Conservative Party Candidate 667 HURN Kevin Leslie Conservative Party Candidate 744 ELECTED LEMAN Hilary Frances Land Labour Party 518 LEMAN James Edward George Labour Party 483 O`GRADY Kevin Patrick Labour Party 488 SAVAGE Robert James Conservative Party Candidate 734 ELECTED TRAVIS Peter Michael Community Candidate Party 814 ELECTED WELTON Michael John Independent 515 Vacant Seats: 5 Electorate: 4,789 Ballot Papers Issued: 1,785 Turnout: 37.27% Rejected Votes: No Marks: 0 Excess Marks: 2 Voter Identity: 0 Void: 17 Rejected: 0 East Wymondham Name of Candidate Description (if any) Number of Votes BROOME Peter Noel The Conservative Party Candidate 186 ELECTED FULCHER Julian Adrian Liberal Democrat 142 UNDERWOOD Douglas Charles Labour Party 102 Vacant Seats: 1 Electorate: 1,409 Ballot Papers Issued: 452 Turnout: 32.08% Rejected Votes: No Marks: 0 Excess Marks: 1 Voter Identity: 0 Void: 21 Rejected: 0 Haddiscoe Name of Candidate Description (if any) Number of Votes ALFORD Wendy Judith 47 BEEVOR Robert 103 ELECTED BROOKS John Harold 44 FULCHER Ian Clive Independent 50 ELECTED HAYCOCK Tim Independent 121 ELECTED HOLT Andrew James Independent 52 ELECTED JACKSON Mark Brian Independent 64 ELECTED LONG Raymond Andrew Independent 59 ELECTED ROBINSON Christopher Independent 48 ELECTED TOWNSEND David Frederick 35 WATSON Toni Lorraine 19 Vacant Seats: 7 Electorate: 403 Ballot Papers Issued: 171 Turnout: 42.43% Rejected Votes: No Marks: 0 Excess Marks: 0 Voter Identity: 0 Void: 4 Rejected: 0 Dated: 08 October 2019 Page 3 of 37 Printed and published by: The Local Returning Officer, South Norfolk House, Cygnet Court, Long Stratton, Norwich, Norfolk, Contested Elections New Costessey Name of Candidate Description (if any) Number of Votes ALAM Iftekhar Labour Party 367 ELECTED AMIS John Raymond Liberal Democrat 896 ELECTED BEDFORD Mark Charles Liberal Democrat 652 ELECTED BURRILL Brendan Liberal Democrat 779 ELECTED JONES Graham Liberal Democrat 607 ELECTED JONES Sheila Margaret Liberal Democrat 681 ELECTED LAIDLAW Terence Graham Liberal Democrat 612 ELECTED O`CONNOR Patrick John Independent for Costessey 685 ELECTED currently serving councillor SEALEY Rouell Jamal Labour Party 257 Vacant Seats: 8 Electorate: 5,089 Ballot Papers Issued: 1,065 Turnout: 20.93% Rejected Votes: No Marks: 0 Excess Marks: 0 Voter Identity: 0 Void: 35 Rejected: 0 North Wymondham Name of Candidate Description (if any) Number of Votes ASTLEY Yvette Gladys Conservative Party Candidate 532 ELECTED ELLIOTT Richard James Conservative Party Candidate 492 HOLDEN Anthony Hugh Conservative Party Candidate 584 ELECTED HORNBY Jack Henry Conservative Party Candidate 497 ELECTED HORNBY Lee Henry Conservative Party Candidate 435 HUBBLE Penelope Anifer Mab Liberal Democrat 602 ELECTED LONGHURST Christopher Alan Independent 494 ROBERTS David Liberal Democrat 547 ELECTED Vacant Seats: 5 Electorate: 4,145 Ballot Papers Issued: 1,292 Turnout: 31.17% Rejected Votes: No Marks: 0 Excess Marks: 1 Voter Identity: 0 Void: 19 Rejected: 0 Queen`s Hills Name of Candidate Description (if any) Number of Votes BLUNDELL Gary McAlister Liberal Democrat 424 ELECTED BLUNDELL Sharon Louise Liberal Democrat 420 ELECTED CARTER Fiona Ishbel Liberal Democrat 299 ELECTED FLOWERDEW John William Independently representing 294 ELECTED residents at Queen`s Hills GIBBS-KNELLER Louise Mary Independent - currently serving 187 Costessey councillor MAHN Christopher Neville James Liberal Democrat 222 ELECTED Vacant Seats: 5 Electorate: 2,949 Ballot Papers Issued: 627 Turnout: 21.26% Rejected Votes: No Marks: 0 Excess Marks: 1 Voter Identity: 0 Void: 14 Rejected: 0 Dated: 08 October 2019 Page 4 of 37 Printed and published by: The Local Returning Officer, South Norfolk House, Cygnet Court, Long Stratton, Norwich, Norfolk, Contested Elections South Wymondham Name of Candidate Description (if any) Number of Votes DAVILA Francisco Domingo Conservative Party Candidate 157 HALLS Julian Lawrence Liberal Democrat 287 ELECTED JAMES Annette Elizabeth Liberal Democrat 298 ELECTED LEMON Martyn Henry Brian Conservative Party Candidate 177 MCLEOD Craig Conservative Party Candidate 169 NURI Suzanne Liberal Democrat 351 ELECTED Vacant Seats: 3 Electorate: 1,875 Ballot Papers Issued: 562 Turnout: 29.97% Rejected Votes: No Marks: 0 Excess Marks: 0 Voter Identity: 0 Void: 13 Rejected: 0 Spooner Row Name of Candidate Description (if any) Number of Votes ANDREWS Malcolm John 47 CLEARY Joseph Anthony 109 ELECTED DAVILA Francisco Domingo Conservative Party Candidate 71 FOSTER Robert George 142 ELECTED GRIFFIN Neil Robert 97 ELECTED HALLS Julian Lawrence 156 ELECTED HEWITSON Susan Elizabeth 129 ELECTED LEMON Martyn Henry Brian Conservative Party Candidate 116 ELECTED WARD Stephen Michael Robert 132 ELECTED Vacant Seats: 7 Electorate: 555 Ballot Papers Issued: 241 Turnout: 43.42% Rejected Votes: No Marks: 0 Excess Marks: 0 Voter Identity: 0 Void: 2 Rejected: 0 Starston Name of Candidate Description (if any) Number of Votes BROADHURST Janet Wooding 84 ELECTED CARTER Samuel Robert 83 ELECTED COATES Frederic Charles 32 FRANKLIN Richard Steven Peter 54 ELECTED GRIFFIN Stuart Derek 83 ELECTED LEITCH Ann 86 ELECTED MARSDEN Jane Louise 60 ELECTED PEARSON Jane Caroline Ward 64 ELECTED Vacant Seats: 7 Electorate: 250 Ballot Papers Issued: 108 Turnout: 43.20% Rejected Votes: No Marks: 0 Excess Marks: 0 Voter Identity: 0 Void: 2 Rejected: 0 Dated: 08 October 2019 Page 5 of 37 Printed and published by: The Local Returning Officer, South Norfolk House, Cygnet Court, Long Stratton, Norwich, Norfolk, Contested Elections Tacolneston Name of Candidate Description (if any) Number of Votes COLLINS Paul Stanley 87 DARRELL Karen Louise 173 ELECTED GOWING Timothy John 138 ELECTED GULLIVER Bethan Siân 173 ELECTED HOOPER John Campbell 144 ELECTED MANNING Sarah Jane 104 MANNING Steven Keith 117 MCCLENNING Robert Arthur 168 ELECTED PINCHER Leonard 129 ELECTED SUMMERS David Keir 130 ELECTED Vacant Seats: 7 Electorate: 652 Ballot Papers Issued: 308 Turnout: 47.24% Rejected Votes: No Marks: 0 Excess Marks: 0 Voter Identity: 0 Void: 3 Rejected: 0 Trowse with Newton Name of Candidate Description (if any) Number of Votes BOWERS Christopher John Independent 170 ELECTED BOWERS Heather Dawn 152 ELECTED ENDER Christine Alice 139 GREENIZAN Ann Maria Independent 199 ELECTED GREENIZAN Paul Anthony Roy Independent 210 ELECTED HARROP Jacqueline Lorraine 61 HAYNES Morgan William Independent 236 ELECTED HERRING Russell Norman 105 LIVESEY Claire Nicola Independent 56 PEART Janet Mary 152 ELECTED PENDLE Alison Felicia Independent 24 PRICE Duncan Alan 194 ELECTED ROPER Paul Stuart Independent 151 SARSON Fiona Heather 41 SMERDON James Andrew Independent 190 ELECTED SMITH Hazel Pamela Anne Fairness, equality
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