Election Booklet 2015
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Mid Suffolk Elections 2015 Page 1 Contents 2007 Overview Political Party Candidates (elected Votes Votes Seats Page 2 uncontested) (Total) (%) Conservative 34(1) 17624 49.92 21 Pages 4 & 5 Political map of Mid Suffolk (2011) plus any By Elections Independent 6(1) 2076 5.88 4 Labour 6 1581 4.48 0 Pages 6 & 7 Turnout map of Mid Suffolk (2011) Liberal Democrat 31 10705 30.32 10 UKIP 3 223 0.63 0 Suffolk Tog 3 1533 4.34 2 Pages 8 - 34 Ward by ward information Green Party 4 1562 4.42 2 BNP 1 0 0 0 Page 35 Mid Suffolk Election 2015 timetable Total 88 35304 100 39 Page 36 Key Mid Suffolk electoral facts and contact details 2011 Political Party Candidates (elected Votes Votes Seats uncontested) (Total) (%) Conservative 32 19897 42.76 22 Independent 5 2602 5.59 5 Labour 23 5520 11.86 1 Overview Liberal Democrat 31 10072 21.65 5 UKIP 7 1549 3.33 0 Green Party 16(1) 5417 11.64 4 The aim of Mid Suffolk Elections 2015 is to provide local, regional and national Suffolk Tog 3 1474 3.17 2 journalists, plus others with a specific professional interest, with information Total 117 46531 100 39 about the recent electoral history of the district In addition to the tabular overviews of 2011 and 2007 results – plus a blank 2015 table for 2015 for which an update will be sent once nominations have closed – Political Party Candidates (elected Votes Votes Seats Mid Suffolk Election 2015 provides a specific ward-by-ward analysis. uncontested) (Total) (%) Conservative Mid Suffolk is due to count the votes cast in the General Election overnight on Independent May 7th at Trinity Park, Ipswich. The count for the District Council Elections will Labour commence at 2pm on May 8th, in the same location and the count for votes Liberal Democrat cast in the Town and Parish Council Elections will take place from 9:30am on UKIP May 9th, again at Trinity Park. Green Party Suffolk Tog The council’s communications team will be ensuring that up-to-date Total information on declared results are on our social media feeds on Twitter and Facebook, as well as the council’s website: www.midsuffolk.gov.uk Page 2 Page 3 Political Map of Mid Suffolk (201 1) (plus By Elections) Mendham 1 Weybread Bacton & Old Newton 16 Onehouse Metfield 2 Badwell Ash 17 9 Palgrave Palgrave Stuston 3 Barking & Somersham Wortham Syleham Redgrave 18 Rattlesden Oakley Hinderclay 17 Fressingfield 4 Bramford & Blakenham Wingfield 19 Rickinghall & Walsham Thrandeston Hoxne 5 Brome Claydon & Barham 20 Botesdale Ringshall Burgate 13 19 l l 6 a Debenham h s Yaxley 8 21 Stowmarket Central r e lis g M l o Stradbroke Wattisfield n i i r Denham k e 7 c Elmswell & Norton p u 10 Eye 22 Stowmarket North Ri Rickingshall S Thornham 25 8 Eye Parva Horham 23 Stowmarket South Inferior Laxfield Gislingham Braiseworth 9 Fressingfield Wilby 24 Walsham Le Willows Thornham Stowupland Occold F Magna Redlingfield inn Stoke Athlington 10 Gislingham ing 25 Stradbroke & Laxfield Westhorpe ha Ash m t Langham Brundish 11 of Badwell Ash Haughley & Wetherden gt Southolt 26 n Wickham Worlingworth The Stonhams a l Skeith Rishangles ow 12 Helmingham & Coddenham t S Hunston 2 27 Thurston & Hessett Wyverstone Thorndon Tannington Thwaite Bedingfield 30 13 Hoxne Great Ashfield 28 Wetheringsett Cotton 28 14 Bacton 14 Mendlesham Bedfield 29 Woolpit Thurston Norton Wetheringsett Aspall Kenton Monk 15 Needham Market Mendlesham Cum 7 Soham 30 Worlingworth 27 n 1 Brockford e rd 11 Tostock Elmswell e th enham Beyton e Deb W Haughley Old Gipping Newton Ashfield 29 Mickfield 6 Little Drinkstone S on Stonham Winston Hessett Woolpit st h le e r l a l H Stowupland a n d 18 Stonham Aspall h Framsden 22 Earl ug Onehouse tta 24 Stonham e P Key n e d 26 Gedding s Stowmarket 12 e tl Creeting t h a g R u 21 St Peter Crowfield t o Helmingham Buxhall a r 23 e o r b Creeting St Mary Conservative Felsham G in F k Combs Badley c 16 e 15 b s Labour o Little Needham G a ket Ashbocking Finborough M r Coddenham Liberal Democrat Battisford Hemingstone 20 Independent Barking Ringshall Barham Henley Green Party 3 Baylham Great Bricett 5 Other Willisham Great Blakenham Nettlestead Claydon Offton Akenham m Stripes - various combinations ha en Somersham lak Whitton e B of the above ttl Li 4 Flowton Bramford Page 4 Page 5 Turnout Map of Mid Suffolk (201 1) Mendham 1 Weybread Bacton & Old Newton 16 Onehouse Metfield 2 Badwell Ash 9 17 Palgrave Palgrave 3 Wortham Stuston Barking & Somersham Redgrave Syleham 18 Rattlesden Oakley 4 Bramford & Blakenham Hinderclay 17 Fressingfield 19 Rickinghall & Walsham Wingfield Thrandeston Brome Hoxne 5 Claydon & Barham Botesdale 20 Ringshall Burgate 13 19 l l 6 Debenham a h s 8 21 Stowmarket Central r Yaxley g Mellis o Stradbroke Wattisfield n i i r Denham k e 7 c Elmswell & Norton p u 10 e 22 Stowmarket North Ri Ey Rickingshall S Thornham 25 8 Eye rva Horham 23 Stowmarket South Inferior Pa Laxfield Gislingham Braiseworth 9 Fressingfield Wilby 24 Stowupland Walsham Le Willows Thornham Magna Occold Fi Redlingfield Athlington 10 nn Stoke Gislingham ing 25 Stradbroke & Laxfield Westhorpe ha Ash m t Langham Brundish 11 of Badwell Ash Haughley & Wetherden gt Southolt 26 The Stonhams n Wickham Worlingworth a l Skeith Rishangles ow 12 Helmingham & Coddenham t S Hunston 2 27 Thurston & Hessett Wyverstone Thorndon Tannington 13 Thwaite Bedingfield 30 Hoxne 28 Wetheringsett Great Ashfield 28 Cotton 14 on 14 Mendlesham Bact Bedfield 29 Woolpit Thurston Norton Wetheringsett Aspall Kenton Monk 15 Needham Market Mendlesham Cum 7 Soham 30 Worlingworth 27 n 1 Brockford e rd 11 Tostock Elmswell e th enham Beyton e Deb W Haughley Old Gipping Newton Ashfield 29 Mickfield 6 Little Drinkstone S on Stonham Winston Hessett Woolpit st h le e r l a l H Stowupland a n d 18 Stonham Aspall h Framsden 22 Earl ug Onehouse tta 24 Stonham e P n e d 26 Gedding s Stowmarket 12 e tl Creeting t h a g R u 21 St Peter Crowfield t o Helmingham Key Buxhall a r 23 e o r b Creeting St Mary Felsham G in F k Combs Badley c 16 e 15 b s o 25 - 34% Little Needham G a ket Ashbocking Finborough M r Coddenham 35 - 50% Battisford 20 Hemingstone >50% Barking Ringshall 3 Barham Henley Uncontested Baylham Great Bricett 5 Willisham Great Blakenham Nettlestead Claydon Offton Akenham m ha en Somersham lak Whitton e B ttl Li 4 Flowton Bramford Page 6 Page 7 Bacton & Old Newton Badwell Ash Comprising: Bacton, Comprising: Old Newton with Dagworth and Badwell Ash, Gipping Parishes Finningham, Langham, 1,947 electors on the Stowlangtoft, Register of Electors Hunston, as of April 1, 2015 Great Ashfield, Bacton Westhrope and F Wyverstone Parishes inn ing Westhorpe ha m t Langham of Badwell Ash gt n Old Gipping a 2,152 electors on l Newton ow t the Register of S Hunston Wyverstone Electors as of April 1, 2015 Great Ashfield 2011 Election Results Turnout: 50.05% 2011 Election Results Candidate Description Votes Notes Turnout: 52.31% Candidate Description Votes Notes Sarah Stringer Independent 476 Simon Bennett Conservative 412 Roy Barker Conservative 779 Ian Hawkins UKIP 85 Andrew Mellen Green Party 183 Chairman Ann Mary Gethin Gath Liberal Democrat 89 Thomas Fairweather UKIP 62 Sarah Stringer Roy Barker Page 8 Page 9 Barking & Somersham Bramford & Blakenham Comprising: Barking, Comprising: Baylham, Great Blakenham, Darmsden, Flowton, Offton, Little Blakenham and Somersham, Bramford Parishes Willisham and Nettlestead Parishes 3,404 electors on the Register of Electors 1,806 electors on the Barking as of April 1, 2015 Great Register of Electors Blakenham lham as of April 1, 2015 Bay m ha en Willisham lak e B ttl Nettlestead Li Offton Flowton Bramford Somersham 2011 Election Results 2011 Election Results Turnout: 52.01% Turnout: 47.76% Candidate Description Votes Notes Candidate Description Votes Notes Stephen Wright Suffolk Together 493 Michael Blakenham Suffolk Together 731 Jeremy Smith Conservative 310 John Field Liberal Democrat 584 David Payne Liberal Democrat 121 Kevin Welsby Conservative 453 Brian Smith Liberal Democrat 226 Tony Elliott Labour 222 Sophie Meudec Labour 200 Stephen Wright Michael Blakenham John Field Page 10 Page 11 Claydon & Barham Debenham Comprising: Claydon, Comprising: Akenham, Aspall, Whitton, Debenham and Barham, Winston Parishes Henley and Hemingstone Parishes Hemingstone 1,873 electors on the Aspall Barham Henley Register of Electors 3,629 electors on the Register of Electors as of April 1, 2015 Debenham Claydon as of April 1, 2015 Akenham Whitton Winston 2011 Election Results Turnout: 43.79% 2011 Election Results Candidate Description Votes Notes Turnout: 51.58% Candidate Description Votes Notes John Whitehead Conservative 573 Martin Redbond Liberal Democrat 502 Portfolio Holder for Planning Kathie Guthrie Conservative 509 Linda Britt Conservative 469 Chairman of Development Control Mohammed Touman Liberal Democrat 296 Chairman of Planning Committee Committee B Jennifer Wilson Labour 251 Vice Chair of Regulatory Committee Brian Fearnley Green Party 178 Shirley Fairburn Suffolk Together 250 Jennifer Chattington Labour 176 Terry Wilson Labour 233 Xy Stansfield Liberal Democrat 92 David Penny Green Party 139 John Whitehead Martin Redbond Kathie Guthrie Page 12 Page 13 Elmswell & Norton Eye Comprising: Comprising: Elmswell, Eye Parish Norton and Tostock Parishes 1,685 electors on the Register of Electors 4,234 electors on the as of April 1, 2015 Register of Electors as of April 1, 2015 Norton Tostock Elmswell Eye 2011 Election Results Turnout: 48.26% 2011 Election Results Turnout: 52.91% Candidate Description Votes Notes Candidate Description Votes Notes Jane Storey Conservative