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STATEMENT of PERSONS NOMINATED Election of County STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED Durham County Council Election of County Councillors The following is a statement of the persons nominated for election as a County Councillor for Annfield Plain Division Reason why Name of Description Name of Proposer (*), Seconder (**) Home Address no longer Candidate (if any) and Assentors nominated* BELL Arch House, 52A Derwentside Wilson Lynda * Bandtock Stephen Christine Joicey Terrace, Independents Nicholson Robert ** Embleton Hugh S Oxhill, Stanley, Bell Christine Yare Gail DH9 7LS Thompson Mary Brearey Lesley Nixon William Bandtock Michael CARMICHAEL 25 Viscount, Labour Party Nearney Thomas J * Paterson Sally A Doug Catchgate, Co Carmichael Sheila A Murray Heather Durham, ** Sowden Alwyn DH9 8FD Lapsley Josephine Sowden Joan Young Sheila K Stephenson Young David Jeanette T FERNANDEZ 9 Mavin Street, The Potts Maxine A * Snailham Brenda B Nicky Reece Durham, Conservative Potts Melissa M ** Fairless Derek DH1 3AU Party Candidate Turner John E Hollow Louise A Turner Margaret M Hollow Agnes I Elcoat Ann Gohery Michael J NICHOLSON 12 Old Blackett Derwentside Grainger Glynis * Clark Joyce Joan Street, Independents Grainger Anthony W Donkin Neil Catchgate, ** Embleton Hugh S Stanley, County Nixon William Wilson Lynda Durham, Bandtock Stephen Bell Christine DH9 8LP Thompson Mary STEPHENSON Wyncrest, Loud Labour Party Nair Maureen E * Nair Bala Jeanette Teresa View Terrace, Carmichael Gleave Jill Greencroft, Douglas G ** Carmichael Sheila A Stanley, Williamson M J Palace Wendy C DH9 8PG Williamson Carole Palace Steve P Williamson Eileen The persons above, where no entry is made in the last column, have been and stand validly nominated. Dated Wednesday 5 April 2017 Terry Collins Returning Officer Printed and published by the Returning Officer, Room 1/104-115, County Hall, Durham, DH1 5UL STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED Durham County Council Election of County Councillors The following is a statement of the persons nominated for election as a County Councillor for Aycliffe East Division Reason why Name of Description Name of Proposer (*), Seconder (**) Home Address no longer Candidate (if any) and Assentors nominated* ATKINSON 6 Henson Grove, Labour Party Atkinson Emma D * Atkinson Jim Newton Aycliffe, Atkinson Dolores A ** Christopher J Co Durham, McGovern Atkinson Elizabeth A DL5 4NJ Alexandra C Mitchinson Ian B Watson Stephen T Mitchinson Melanie De Lucia Marlene E Mitchinson Stacey BLENKINSOPP 1 St Andrews Independent Allan Christine * Wayman Lynn Bill Close, Aycliffe Burns Paul ** Carlin Isaac Village, DL5 6NA McIntosh Valerie Carlin Ellen T McIntosh Kenneth D Burnside Michael Wayman Paul Burnside Lindsey H DUFFY 32 Durham The Creighton Townson Farrell Colette Christine Avenue, Conservative Cynthia C * Thornton Laura M Peterlee, Party Candidate Pearson Oscar ** Hindmarch SR8 4PY Dale Ann Beverley A Hill Gillian D Embleton Allison R Snowball Christopher Embleton Caitlyn A R GRANT 30 The Green, UK Grant William P * Errington Richard John William Aycliffe Village, Independence Welsh Alastair P G ** Riddell Alan Newton Aycliffe, Party (UKIP) Welsh Pauline Barnfather Graham M DL5 6LU Watson Edwin Self Debra A Watson Elsie Riddell Julie HAIGH 52 Shafto Way, Wilson Anne * Race Jeffrey Brian Newton Aycliffe, Wilson John ** Race Lynn Co Durham, Hammell Irene P Haigh Sandra DL5 5QS Nicholson Vall Haigh Lynsey A Nicholson Isaac Kjenstad Claire L HANKS 5 Church Wynd, The Green Party Rickaby Nicholas * Holmes Stephen J Helen Louise Sherburn Village, Candidate Rickaby Susan ** Blair Rosaleen M Durham, Carr Geoffrey Blair David L J DH6 1QU Hutton Andrew D Porritt Kelly M Ashton Mark W H Porritt Gary IVESON 12 Wilkinson Labour Party Iveson Malcolm * Atkinson Derek G Sarah Jane Road, Newton Fleming Robert S ** Hillary Jeremy P Aycliffe, Co Raw Valerie M Scott Sonia Durham, Haskins David M Iveson William DL5 5DN MacGhee Gibb Mellanby Carole A James D The persons above, where no entry is made in the last column, have been and stand validly nominated. Dated Wednesday 5 April 2017 Terry Collins Returning Officer Printed and published by the Returning Officer, Room 1/104-115, County Hall, Durham, DH1 5UL STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED Durham County Council Election of County Councillors The following is a statement of the persons nominated for election as a County Councillor for Aycliffe North and Middridge Division Reason why Name of Description Name of Proposer (*), Seconder (**) Home Address no longer Candidate (if any) and Assentors nominated* BOWMAN 4 Eskdale Place, Independent Simpson Adele * Whitfield Kathleen Dorothy Newton Aycliffe, Simpson Mark ** Ellis Marie DL5 7DT Sanderson Julie A McGuffie Marjorie Miller Arnold Winship Jennifer A Beadle Eleanor L Bainbridge Joan CLARE 25 Haslewood Labour Party Crosby Vincent * Bergg Peter J John Duncan Road, Newton Wiggett Ian J ** Dalton Maria W Aycliffe, DL5 4XF Gray Ian Dalton Michael A Henderson Keith Collinson Neil Henderson Olive R Hall Brian DIXON 2 Crowley Place, Labour Party Hall Brian * Wiggett Ian J Mike Newton Aycliffe, Crosby Vincent ** Henderson Keith DL5 4JH Cameron Jennifer Dalton Michael A Stoker Hilary M Bergg Peter J Gray Ian Clare Barbara A DURHAM 3 Greenfield The Knowlson Kenneth H Hindmarch Mark Scott William Close, Conservative * Dobson Rebecca J Darlington, DL3 Party Candidate Knowlson Sally ** Dobson Mark D 0ED Rutherford Wayne Beattie Lesley A Stevenson Colin Bliss Ralph J Penny Mark L GRAY 45 Pemberton Labour Party Crosby Vincent * Gray Ian Joan Road, Newton Hall Brian ** Briggs Carol A Aycliffe, County Edgson June Leatherbarrow Sylvia Durham, Hopper Keith Sutton-Lloyd David DL5 4RY Glossop David Clarke Anne HAIGH 52 Shafto Way, Clough Catherine E * Holmes Richard Sandra Newton Aycliffe, Clough Kevin ** Cropper Pauline DL5 5QS Clough Jacqueline M Hetherington Sharon Tuck Gareth T B Hetherington Peter R Clough Lisa M Ward Rita A HEWITSON 233 Rowan Independent Fittes Anthony R * Shepherd Irene Place, Newton Fittes Pauline ** Margaret W Aycliffe, Co Hare Lynne M Abraham John Durham, Mavin Gary Winwood Brian DL5 7BB Shepherd John H Winwood Andrea Winwood Daniela L HOWELL 77 Coniscliffe The Knowlson Kenneth H Barber Sidney T Paul Road, Darlington, Conservative * Cole Valerie Co Durham, DL3 Party Candidate Knowlson Sally ** Trevor Joanna 7EH Evans Peter Heasman Michaela L Evans Linda D Dawe Philip H Reeder Allan SYMONS 69 Guthrum Independent Mulley Joyce * Priestley Ann Paul Place, Newton Mulley John T H ** Pye Lilian Aycliffe, Davison Pamela A Pye Andrew DL5 4QD Davison Betsy Pye Alexander H Priestley Kerry Symons Sally A Dated Wednesday 5 April 2017 Terry Collins Returning Officer Printed and published by the Returning Officer, Room 1/104-115, County Hall, Durham, DH1 5UL SYMONS 69 Guthrum Independent Mulley Joyce * Priestley Ann Sally Annmarie Place, Newton Mulley John T H ** Pye Lilian Aycliffe, Davison Pamela A Pye Andrew DL5 4QD Davison Betsy Pye Alexander H Priestley Kerry Symons Paul The persons above, where no entry is made in the last column, have been and stand validly nominated. Dated Wednesday 5 April 2017 Terry Collins Returning Officer Printed and published by the Returning Officer, Room 1/104-115, County Hall, Durham, DH1 5UL STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED Durham County Council Election of County Councillors The following is a statement of the persons nominated for election as a County Councillor for Aycliffe West Division Reason why Name of Description Name of Proposer (*), Seconder (**) Home Address no longer Candidate (if any) and Assentors nominated* ADAM 58 Arncliffe Labour Party Ashcroft Martin * Gillham Phyllis Eddy Place, Newton Adam Julie ** Adam Amanda Aycliffe, DL5 7EE Hopper Catherine M Bage Paul J Hardaker Gail Bage Rebecca L Giles Sarah Cooley Melanie CHANDRAN 88 Honister Independent Bowman Thomas R * Muller Nalini L Arun Mohan Place, Newton Moore Clifford ** Muller Glenn L Aycliffe, Co Moore Norma Rouse Georgette B Durham, Curry Brian Callan Richard DL5 7DN Curry Julie Harrison Alan GRAY 35 Stephenson Independent Tomlin Margaret A * Baul Pamela George Coulson Way, Newton Tomlin Alfred G ** Robinson Peter Aycliffe, Co Gibson Alexander Green Michael Durham, Conlon Brenda Rowland Emily J DL5 7AF Smith George H Rowland Raymond L HOPPER 3 High Barn Labour Party Fawcett Kim * Taylor Gary Kate Road, School Ashcroft Martin ** Marshall Magaret Aycliffe, Newton Tomlinson Jean Hutchison Brenda Aycliffe, DL5 6PY Crowe Stewart F Parker Mandy Webb Jocelyn T Nicholson Greta ROBSON 35 Priestman Independent Wright Clifford * Tumilty Glynis A Ken Road, Newton Gordon Raymond K Tharby Jeffery Aycliffe, County ** Hannah John Durham, Gordon Carol A Lowery William DL5 4EY Heels Thomas H Lovejoy Keith Heels Margaret C SWAN Old Hall, The Hardy Wendy * Stephenson Valerie Marney Jane Bedburn, Conservative Young Gladys ** Richardson Neil Hamsterley, Party Candidate Grainger Colin Carter Terence K DL13 3NN Bowes Gemma Buckley Joan F Monamati Orelebe O Imiela Jadwiga The persons above, where no entry is made in the last column, have been and stand validly nominated. Dated Wednesday 5 April 2017 Terry Collins Returning Officer Printed and published by the Returning Officer, Room 1/104-115, County Hall, Durham, DH1 5UL STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED Durham County Council Election of County Councillors The following is a statement of the persons nominated for election as a County Councillor for Barnard Castle East Division Reason why Name of Description Name of Proposer (*), Seconder (**) Home Address no longer Candidate (if any) and Assentors
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