VOTE 2023: Wokingham Without
Chris Bowring is looking to defend his seat which he won in 2015, having previously been a councillor for Evendons, ...
Tag: local elections 2023
VOTE 2023: Winnersh
Winnersh is something of a stronghold for the Lib Dems, and Paul Fishwick will be looking to defend his seat. ...
VOTE 2023: Wescott
There will be a new councillor for Wescott ward after Maria Gee decided to step down. In 2019, she caused ...
VOTE 2023: Twyford
If ever there was a whitewash result in 2019, this was it. Stephen Conway romped home for the Lib Dems ...
VOTE 2023: South Lake
Laura Blumenthal has been the councillor here since 2015, but only just won the seat four years ago. The closely ...
VOTE 2023: Sonning
In 2019, Michael Firmager won nearly two-thirds of the vote. His nearest challenger was the Green party candidate, who had ...
VOTE 2023: Shinfield South
Four years ago, independent candidate Jim Frewin was elected for the first time, defeating incumbent Anthony Pollock. At the time, ...
VOTE 2023: Shinfield North
Parry Batth has held this seat for 12 years for the Conservatives, but it is a seat that Labour will ...
VOTE 2023: Norreys
Norreys is a target seat for Labour - the party already has a councillor in the ward. With Gregor Murray ...
VOTE 2023: Maiden Erlegh
Whatever happens in this election, Maiden Erlegh will have a new councillor as incumbent Tahir Maher is stepping down. The ...
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