District Council results - for town council scroll down page.
Bradley Stoke Central and Stoke Lodge
CLARKE Anna Joy (The Labour Party Candidate) 267
CLARKE Rob (The Labour Party Candidate) 261
HOBSON Sandra Valerie (Liberal Democrat Focus Team) 612
HOPKINSON Brian Harry (The Conservative Party Candidate) 936 ELECTED
POMFRET Sarah Lynn (The Conservative Party Candidate) 906 ELECTED
WHITE Andrew Terence (Liberal Democrat Focus Team) 556
Bradley Stoke North
ADDISON David Michael (The Labour Party Candidate) 86
BARGE Julian Graham (The Conservative Party Candidate) 475
WILLIAMS Jon (Liberal Democrat Focus Team) 480 ELECTED
Bradley Stoke South
ASHE John Howard (The Conservative Party) 989 ELECTED
HASHMI Saifi (Liberal Democrat Focus Team) 589
HUTCHINSON Judith Ann (The Labour Party Candidate) 262
JONES Robert Anthony (The Conservative Party Candidate) 965 ELECTED
LEES Christopher Mark (UK Independence Party) 91
LEES Jalix Awino (UK Independence Party) 56
POMROY Helen (The Labour Party Candidate) 247
WILLIAMS Heather Mary Anne (Liberal Democrat Focus Team) 633
Bradley Stoke Town Council results
Bradley Stoke Town Manor Farm Ward
EDWARDS Tania Anne (The Conservative Party Candidate) 49
HOBSON Sandra Valerie (Liberal Democrat Focus Team) 59 ELECTED
Bradley Stoke Town Primrose Bridge Ward
CLARKE Anna Joy (The Labour Party Candidate) 200
CLARKE Rob (The Labour Party Candidate) 200
FORSYTH Mark Robert Douglas (The Conservative Party Candidate) 487 ELECTED
GLADSTONE David Antony Martin (Liberal Democrat Focus Team) 434
HOPKINSON Brian Harry (The Conservative Party Candidate) 485 ELECTED
POMFRET Sarah Lynn (The Conservative Party Candidate) 500 ELECTED
TODD Elizabeth Jane (The Conservative Party Candidate) 505 ELECTED
Bradley Stoke Town Woodlands Ward
BARGE Julian Graham (The Conservative Party Candidate) 530 ELECTED
BAYNHAM Morgan John (The Conservative Party Candidate) 444 ELECTED
CONWAY-HASKINS Ronnie (Liberal Democrat Focus Team) 520 ELECTED
HASKINS Adam Stafford Weir 202
TURNER Paul Francis Everett (The Conservative Party Candidate) 389
We’d love to hear what you think of the results - use the form below and have your say.
5 responses so far ↓
1 Mark // May 4, 2007 at 9:54 am
A long night, and thanks to all those who carried out the supervision of the polling and then the count in the evening/early morning. Finally finished at about 2am, but from my point of view a succesful end to a long day.
Final Result for town Council Seats was: Conservatives 13, Liberals 2.
I look forward to representing the people of Primrose Bridge over the next four years
2 BSE Newsdesk // May 4, 2007 at 5:32 pm
Congrats on your result, Mark.
Would be lovely to hear from some of the other elected councillors too … feel free to join in!
3 Morgan // May 5, 2007 at 1:51 pm
I agree with Mark a successful result in the Town Council elections for the Conservatives. However, let us not forget that councillors are there to represent the interests of all their parishioners irrespective of whether they voted for them or not.
Being a coucillor when it comes to representing the people must be classless, without prejudice and done without fear or favour.
Lets hope we see this in action.
4 CHRIS // May 8, 2007 at 11:02 am
Why is it that its only when these councillors want our vote that they come knocking on our doors asking us to let them know our concerns.
We wont hear from any now until they want our vote at the next election.
5 Mark // May 8, 2007 at 11:15 am
Morgan,
I heartily agree with your sentiments. If I represented only those who voted for me, it would be a very small proportion of people. With over 3000 people eligible to vote, it works out at less that 16%.
The AGM is on Wednesday 9th May, so maybe people will come and see the new councillors in action
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