The winner of this seat, Daniel Sargeant, is a new councillor after current borough mayor, Cllr Rob Stanton, steps down.
This year’s result
| Candidate | Vote | Colour |
|---|---|---|
| Susan Cornish, Liberal Democrat | 581 | #FAA61A |
| Hayley-Louise Rentall, Labour | 194 | #DF133F |
| Spoiled | 6 | #666666 |
| Simon Weeks, Conservative | 978 | #1B98D8 |
Turnout 44%
Previous results
This year’s candidates
Daniel Appleyard, Labour
Daniel is a married parent of one young son and a Technical Manager for BT.
He is passionate about making development plans more transparent.
David Cornish, Liberal Democrats
David is a long-standing resident of Finchampstead. His priorities for the area are fighting the unwanted development at Sand Martins and Woodcray, creating more safe cycle routes and footpaths, and protecting California Country Park.
Martyn Graeme Foss, Green Party
I currently work part-time for a university after over 30 years as a teacher. During that time, and the nearly 28 years I have lived in the borough, I have had a keen interest in the environment.
If I am elected to local council I will endeavour to provide a Green voice promoting a more caring Finchampstead North through a Green economy that works for everyone whilst protecting our environment.
Daniel Sargeant, Conservatives
Daniel is a local man, having been brought up in Finchampstead North and attending Nine Mile Ride school. After the returning to the area after University, Daniel qualified as an accountant and currently works at a global technology company.
Daniel is passionate about maintaining Finchampstead and Wokingham as a fantastic place to live. His priorities include:
- Campaigning against inappropriate developments, such as the Gladman proposals on Finchampstead Road
- Delivering a safe cycle route to the new Bohunt school
- Investment into our roads, such as improvements to Barkham bridge and the Southern Distributor Road
- Keeping Council tax as low as possible whilst maintaining good quality services
