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Parish and town council election results for Thursday 4 May
Overall turnout: TBC
Ashby de la Zouch – Blackfordby ward
- Allen Green (Lab) – 151
- Michelle Holdcroft (Lab) – 161
- Rita Manning (Con) – 233 (ELECTED)
- Andrew Woodman (Con) – 254 (ELECTED)
Turnout: 40%
Ashby de la Zouch – Castle ward
- Carl Benfield (Green) – 586 (ELECTED)
- John Coxon (Con) – 411 (ELECTED)
- Kenny Horn (Con) – 613 (ELECTED)
- Jennifer Sawyer (Lab) – 317
- Robert Sawyer (Lab) – 203
- Yvonne Smith (Lab) – 239
- Mary Tuckey (Con) – 362
Turnout: 45%
Ashby de la Zouch – Holywell ward
- Roger Bayliss (Con) – 380
- Richard Bebbington (Con) – 316
- Malcolm Bond (Con) – 266
- Damilola Ojuri (Lab) – 388 (ELECTED)
- Elizabeth Parle (Lab) – 490 (ELECTED)
- Avril Wilson (Lab) – 480 (ELECTED)
Turnout: 34%
Ashby de la Zouch – Ivanhoe ward
- Brian Beggan (Con) – 266
- Martin Cooper (Lib Dem) – 317
- Gill Hoult (Con) – 345
- Alison Morley (Lab) – 505 (ELECTED)
- Gregory Parle (Lab) – 478 (ELECTED)
- Nick Rushton (Con) – 204
- David Whetton (Lab) – 385 (ELECTED)
Turnout: 37%
Ashby de la Zouch – Money Hill ward
- Michael Ball (Con) – 248
- Murrae Blair-Park (Lab) – 380 (ELECTED)
- Douglas Cooper (Lab) – 355 (ELECTED)
- Dan Harrison (Con) – 313
- Ian Maskery (Lab) – 303
- Pejman-Omid Zamani (Con) – 373 (ELECTED)
Turnout: 34%
Ashby de la Zouch – Willesley ward
- David Bigby (Lab) – 475 (ELECTED)
- Rob Bradley (Con) – 276
- John Deakin (Con) – 326
- Geraint Jones (Con) – 289
- Christopher Smith (Lab) – 414 (ELECTED)
- Thomas Stanley (Lab) – 390 (ELECTED)
Turnout: 38%
Please find details of the nominated candidates for the local elections.
Local Elections are taking place 4th May 2023
On Thursday 4 May 2023, local elections are taking place across England. To vote at a polling station, you will need to bring photo ID.
More information from the Electoral Commission.
Local (town and parish) councils are led by democratically elected councillors from the local community. Local councillors decide on what services and projects the council will deliver. As representatives of the first tier of local government and the closest to their communities, local councillors are best placed to engage with their residents and find out what the real local issues are and how to overcome them.
Local councils are encouraging residents who are passionate about their community to stand for election. There are currently 120,000 councillors serving on the 10,000 local councils in England.
Notice of Election (District)
Notice of Election (Parish)