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Parish Election Results for DE56

Belper has changed.  We have a very new council.  Labour have won a landslide victory in the Belper Town Council, Parish Election.  Belper Town Council has been 100% Conservative.  It is now almost entirely Labour – 94%.  Labour took 15 seats in 4 wards.  The exception is Neil Ploughman, who is billed as Labour but is currently suspended and classed as independent.

Belper South

Turnout – 39%

Belper North

Although AVBC have failed to mark it, Dick Watson is the 4th councillor elected.

Belper East

Turnout – 39%

Belper Central

Turnout – 41%

Duffield
Ambergate (classed as Ripley – Ambergate)

Heage (classed as Ripley – Heage)

We have not been provided with party affiliation for uncontested parishes.

Alderwasley

Alderwasley Parish was uncontested.  They did not have more nominations than seats to fill.  So all candidates are automatically elected to the council for Alderwasley.

Ruth Spendlove
Hilary Wordley
Kenneth Matkin
David Deaville
Henry Oulton
Kenneth Macarthur

Horsley Woodhouse

Horsley Woodhouse Parish was uncontested.  They did not have more nominations than seats to fill.  So all candidates are automatically elected to the council for Horsley Woodhouse.

Nicola Hart
Karen Seals
Julie Whitmore
Samantha McGuinness
Ian Ratcliffe
Stephen Till
Adrian Nathan

 

Hazelwood

Hazelwood Parish was uncontested.  They did not have more nominations than seats to fill.  So all candidates are automatically elected to the council for Hazelwood.

Judith Harris
Christopher Winfield
Martin Farrell
Darren Barker
Keith Walker

 

Fritchley (Classed as Crich-Fritchley)

Fritchley Parish was uncontested.  They did not have more nominations than seats to fill.  So all candidates are automatically elected to the council for Fritchley.

Valerie Thorpe
Margaret Lane
Chris Collison

Holbrook

Holbrook Parish was uncontested.  They did not have more nominations than seats to fill.  So all candidates are automatically elected to the council for Holbrook.

Richard Massey
Tracey Barker
Jan Bradshaw
Simon Bullas
Ann Cruickshank
Malcolm Rhodes
Paul Roberts

Kilburn

Kilburn Parish was uncontested.  They did not have more nominations than seats to fill.  So all candidates are automatically elected to the council for Kilburn.

Peter Rowley
Kevin McDonald
Barbara Lambert
Sharon Baylis
David Hall
Gordon Parkin
David Earnshaw
Daniel Beadell

Idridgehay & Alton

Idridgehay and Alton Parish was uncontested.  They did not have more nominations than seats to fill.  So all candidates are automatically elected to the council for Idridgehay and Alton.

Jill Matthews
Eric Matkin
Robert Tatler
Michael Westbrooke
Carl Hempshall

Turnditch

Turnditch Parish was uncontested.  They did not have more nominations than seats to fill.  So all candidates are automatically elected to the council for Turnditch.

Gwen Allen
David Jeffery
Charles Bryer

Windley

Windley Parish was uncontested.  They did not have more nominations than seats to fill.  So all candidates are automatically elected to the council for Windley.

Anna Pollard
Rosalind Bliss

Shottle and Postern

Shottle and Postern Parish was uncontested.  They did not have more nominations than seats to fill.  So all candidates are automatically elected to the council for Shottle and Postern.

Janice Spencer
Alison Knibbs
Malcolm Sutton
David Hurt

Clare Washbrook

Current Editor-in-Chief News and magazine editor since 1995 Post-grads: Literature; Theatre; Journalism, Ethics & Law Community Affiliations: Belper Goes Green, Belper's WW1 Poppies, Amber Valley Solidarity No political party memberships/affiliations.

2 thoughts on “Parish Election Results for DE56

  • John Porter

    Thank you for this roundup of results Clare. Your coverage of the elections has been excellent and much appreciated.

    The fact that we now have 7 women on Belper Town Council is brilliant …………. just one more to go for true balance.

  • Lian Pizzey

    I would say true balance would not have been going from 100% 16 Conservative town councillors to 100% 16 Labour town councillors.

    Many in Belper felt unrepresented by the last town council and this change will leave a similar number again feeling that a one party council in no way reflects the diversity of views and opinions in Belper.

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