Tony Otim
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Post by Tony Otim on Sept 11, 2018 13:09:53 GMT
EAST DEVON DC; Ottery St Mary Rural (East Devon Alliance disqualified for non-attendance)
Candidates:
BARGMANN, Margaret A (Green)
BENSON, Nick (Liberal Democrat)
MAY, Richard A (Labour)
PRATT, Geoff (Independent)
SHEAVES, John (Conservative)
2015: EDA 1507, 1226; Con 1255, 896
2011: INd 1364; Con 822, 797; Lab 263
2007: Con 1213, 1196; UKIP 386
2003: Con 1001, 985; UKIP 363
The Indy in 2011 was Claire Wright, the Independent Parliamentary candidate who got 35% in the last GE. The Labour candidate is the only one not living in Ottery St Mary.
EPSOM & EWELL BC; Nonsuch (Resident Association died)
Candidates:
FREEMAN, Julian Peter (Liberal Democrat)
GODSON, Rosalind Mary (Labour)
KEANE, Colin John (Residents Associations)
WHITBY, Alastair James (Conservative)
2015: RA 2134, 2060, 2008; Con 929, 838; LD 301; Lab 256, 240, 215
2011: Nonsuch Independent Residents: 1447, 1416, 1397; Con 378, 354, 342, LD 145, 117, 97; Lab 130, 129
2007: Nonsuch Independent Residents 1206, 1197, 1164; Con 252, 251, 217; LD 94, 90, 86; Lab 47, 46
Oct 05 by: RA 539; Con 183; LD 95; Lab 12
2003: Ind 1149, 1125, 1115; LD 175; Lab 78, 77, 73
The different independent/resident association labels used basically apply to the same people.
LUTON UA; Limbury (Lab resigned)
Candidates:
BAKER, Heather Ann (Conservative)
MOORE, Steve Barry (Liberal Democrat)
NICHOLLs, Amy Jane Alexandra (Labour)
2015: Lab 2099, 1597; Con 1382, 902
2011: Lab 1245, 1226; Con 965, 908; UKIP 246
2007: Lab 859, 816; Con 844, 687; ED 263; UKIP 214, 138; LD 176, 143; Grn 124
2003: Lab 732, 676; Con 644, 585; Ind 274; LD 203, 203
SUFFOLK COASTAL DC; Wenhaston & Westleton (Con died)
Candidates:
BENNETT, Carl (Green)
GOWER, Michael (Conservative)
TURNER, Andrew (Liberal Democrat)
2015: Con 907; LD 402; Lab 393
The Lib Dem candidate is the same as in 2015.
WINCHESTER BC; Upper Meon Valley (Con resigned)
Candidates:
KERSHAW, June Elizabeth (Labour)
LUMBY, Hugh Michael Rawson (Conservative)
NORTH, Lewis John (Liberal Democrat)
WAINWRIGHT, Andrew Karl (Green)
2018: Con 1260; LD 378; Lab 172
2016: Con 1134, 1010; LD 319, 286; Lab 265, 198
The Labour candidate stood earlier this year and the Lib Dem was the second Lib Dem in 2016.
WYRE FOREST DC; Bewdley & Rock (Con died)
Candidates:
CASSIDY, Clare Ramona (Liberal Deomcrat)
COLEMAN, Anna (Conservative)
DAVIS, John Edward (Green)
STANCZYSZYN, Rod (Labour)
2018: Con 1179; Lab 651; ICHC 551; Grn 101; LD 101
2016: Con 851; ICHC 555; UKIP 479; Lab 478; Grn 107
2015: Con 2194, 1953, 1874; ICHC 1080, 959, 837; Lab 904, 730; UKIP 875, 757, 627; Grn 566
The Labour candidate has stood here in the last three elections.
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Post by andrewp on Sept 16, 2018 9:05:06 GMT
Interesting that there is no Independent Community Health candidate in Rock and Bewdley. It’s about 20 years since they were formed in Kidderminster now and are still on the council so they obviously have some durability.
Does anyone know what their politics are? Have they morphed into a sort of Residents group? I recall( possibly incorrectly) that they might have been close to the Lib Dem’s at one stage.
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Post by timrollpickering on Sept 16, 2018 10:56:38 GMT
EPSOM & EWELL BC; Nonsuch (Resident Association died) 2011: Nonsuch Independent Residents: 1447, 1416, 1397; Con 378, 354, 342, LD 145, 117, 97; Lab 130, 129 I was the runner-up on that occasion, for once I was the highest Conservative on the ballot paper. (The same effect was seen with Labour but unusually the Residents saw the effect completely mirrored. The Lib Dems had the bottom two out of line.) Nonsuch is an area that overlaps authorities and so there are adjacent wards with the same name. The Epsom & Ewell ward is the eastern bulge of the borough. There's lots of open space including Nonsuch Park, the two main residential areas are east Ewell either side of the railway line (Ewell East station is in the ward) and the Ewell Downs estate in the south east of the ward. |
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Post by Tony Otim on Sept 16, 2018 14:23:05 GMT
EPSOM & EWELL BC; Nonsuch (Resident Association died) 2011: Nonsuch Independent Residents: 1447, 1416, 1397; Con 378, 354, 342, LD 145, 117, 97; Lab 130, 129 I was the runner-up on that occasion, for once I was the highest Conservative on the ballot paper. (The same effect was seen with Labour but unusually the Residents saw the effect completely mirrored. The Lib Dems had the bottom two out of line.) Nonsuch is an area that overlaps authorities and so there are adjacent wards with the same name. The Epsom & Ewell ward is the eastern bulge of the borough. There's lots of open space including Nonsuch Park, the two main residential areas are east Ewell either side of the railway line (Ewell East station is in the ward) and the Ewell Downs estate in the south east of the ward. I was so concentrated on the figures that I hadn't noticed your name. |
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Post by timrollpickering on Sept 16, 2018 19:08:14 GMT
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Post by timmullen1 on Sept 19, 2018 21:50:39 GMT
Interesting that there is no Independent Community Health candidate in Rock and Bewdley. It’s about 20 years since they were formed in Kidderminster now and are still on the council so they obviously have some durability. Does anyone know what their politics are? Have they morphed into a sort of Residents group? I recall( possibly incorrectly) that they might have been close to the Lib Dem’s at one stage. They’re also calling themselves the Wyre Forest Independent Party according to their Wiki page, and are affiliated to the NHS Action Party nationally. Here’s their manifesto which probably goes some way to clarifying your policy question www.healthconcernwf.org.uk |
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Post by John Chanin on Sept 20, 2018 5:14:39 GMT
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Post by andrewteale on Sept 20, 2018 8:09:22 GMT
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Post by finsobruce on Sept 20, 2018 8:39:49 GMT
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Post by finsobruce on Sept 20, 2018 8:43:16 GMT
WYRE FOREST DC; Bewdley & Rock (Con died) Candidates: CASSIDY, Clare Ramona (Liberal Deomcrat) COLEMAN, Anna (Conservative) DAVIS, John Edward (Green) STANCZYSZYN, Rod (Labour) 2018: Con 1179; Lab 651; ICHC 551; Grn 101; LD 101 2016: Con 851; ICHC 555; UKIP 479; Lab 478; Grn 107 2015: Con 2194, 1953, 1874; ICHC 1080, 959, 837; Lab 904, 730; UKIP 875, 757, 627; Grn 566 The Labour candidate has stood here in the last three elections. I see the Lib Dem here is a Remoaner, sorry Ramona. |
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Post by Harry Hayfield on Sept 20, 2018 8:45:19 GMT
Interesting that there is no Independent Community Health candidate in Rock and Bewdley. It’s about 20 years since they were formed in Kidderminster now and are still on the council so they obviously have some durability. Does anyone know what their politics are? Have they morphed into a sort of Residents group? I recall( possibly incorrectly) that they might have been close to the Lib Dem’s at one stage. They are the sister party of the NHAP (just as Alliance are the sister party of the Lib Dems in Northern Ireland) and campaign for the same things that we do in the rest of the UK. |
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Post by Robert Waller on Sept 20, 2018 9:16:06 GMT
I think folk might check out other stories from the Suffolk Gazette, including the one below about the Queen's secret hen night in Ipswich. "You couldn't make it up". www.suffolkgazette.com/about/ |
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Post by yellowperil on Sept 20, 2018 9:30:15 GMT
I like the SG slogan: you couldn't make it up! Oh yes you could. edit (but RW got there first) |
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Post by timrollpickering on Sept 20, 2018 11:09:54 GMT
Interesting that there is no Independent Community Health candidate in Rock and Bewdley. It’s about 20 years since they were formed in Kidderminster now and are still on the council so they obviously have some durability. Does anyone know what their politics are? Have they morphed into a sort of Residents group? I recall( possibly incorrectly) that they might have been close to the Lib Dem’s at one stage. They are the sister party of the NHAP (just as Alliance are the sister party of the Lib Dems in Northern Ireland) and campaign for the same things that we do in the rest of the UK. They're also now using "Wyre Forest Independent Party" and would seem to have adopted more localist positions beyond healthcare. |
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Post by Chris from Brum on Sept 20, 2018 11:22:59 GMT
They are the sister party of the NHAP (just as Alliance are the sister party of the Lib Dems in Northern Ireland) and campaign for the same things that we do in the rest of the UK. They're also now using "Wyre Forest Independent Party" and would seem to have adopt more localist positions beyond healthcare. In the past the LDs have often not stood against them (and IIRC supported Dr Richard Taylor's election campaigns). If they're broadening out into a general localist outfit, then I can't see the LDs continuing to stand aside as often, if at all. |
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Post by Khunanup on Sept 20, 2018 11:48:14 GMT
They're also now using "Wyre Forest Independent Party" and would seem to have adopt more localist positions beyond healthcare. In the past the LDs have often not stood against them (and IIRC supported Dr Richard Taylor's election campaigns). If they're broadening out into a general localist outfit, then I can't see the LDs continuing to stand aside as often, if at all. It really depends what they're like. In Hart we have an arrangement with Community Campaign Hart which worked rather well this year and they're a decent bunch (effectively generally centrist/centre right localists). That works by CCH standing in Church Crookham and Fleet Central and Fleet West and we stand everywhere else... |
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Post by timrollpickering on Sept 20, 2018 12:06:09 GMT
They also only have a handful of councillors these days across authorities. The Lib Dems have stood against them for the parliamentary seats since 2010 and they didn't show up in 2017. All signs suggest the classic fading echo of a single issue blip.
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Post by andrewp on Sept 20, 2018 22:16:29 GMT
Ottery St Mary Rural
Independent 755 59.4%
Con 421 33.1%
LD 51 4%
Green 24 1.9%
Lab 20 1.6%
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