VOTE 2023: Loddon
Abdul Loyes will be looking to retain his seat as he stands again, but Labour will be mounting a strong ...
Tag: local elections 2023
VOTE 2023: Hillside
Hillside was a Lib Dem scalp in 2019, seeing Caroline Smith beat incumbent Conservative Norman Jorgensen. He has since been ...
VOTE 2023: Hawkedon
Andrew Mickleburgh won the seat for the Lib Dems, knocking out Tim Holton in the process. Mr Holton is standing ...
VOTE 2023: Evendons
This was a Lib Dem gain in 2019, giving the party another seat in the council chamber. Adrian Mather is ...
VOTE 2023: Emmbrook
This was a Lib Dem scalp in 2019, when Rachel Bishop-Firth took the seat from Conservative Philip Mirfin. She polled ...
VOTE 2023: Coronation
This is a reasonably safe seat for the Conservatives, and Alison Swaddle is seeking to be re-elected. She won almost ...
VOTE 2023: Bulmershe and Whitegates
This is a seat Labour is defending, but with a new candidate after Shirley Boyt stepped down. She was elected ...
VOTE 2023: Barkham ward
Barkham ward was won by Cllr John Kaiser in 2019, but he is standing down in this election. This means ...
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