Hadleigh candidates for 2021 Suffolk county and town council elections confirmed
By Derek Davis
9th Apr 2021 | Local News
The nominations for candidates standing in the Suffolk County Council, Hadleigh Town Council and the police and crime commissioner have been officially announced.
Conservative Mick Fraser will be looking to retain the Hadleigh Division county council seat he won in 2017, but faces four other candidates.
Full list of nominations for Hadleigh Division:
FRASER MICK: (Conservative)
GRANDON KATHRYN SUSANNE (Independent)WILTSHIRE ANGELA LILYAN (Labour and Co-operative)
PRYOR GALE BARBARA ((Green)SHELDRICK TREVOR EDWARD (Liberal Democrats)
By-elections for the town council vacancies will also be fought, with four people competing for two vacancies in Hadleigh North, made up of two Independents, a Lib Dem and a Labour candidate.
Seven candidates are standing for the four vacancies in Hadleigh South, with one Independent, one Green, two Hadleigh Together party and two not declaring anything on their nomination papers.
Full list of Candidates Hadleigh North
ROBERTS HUW DONALD (Independent)
SHELDRICK TREVOR EDWARD (Liberal Democrats)WILSON Bill (Independent)
WILTSHIRE ANGELA LILYAN (Labour) Hadleigh South BEER CARL DAVID (Hadleigh Together)DIXON BENJAMIN DAVID (Hadleigh Together)
LOFTUS BRIAN RONALD (Independent)MONKS SUE
PRYOR GALE BARBARA (Green)RICKETT DAVID JOHN (Independent)
SHEARLY- SANDERS RICKABY JAMES Separately, Christine Sheila Johnson has been elected unopposed to Polstead parish council. Meanwhile, the four candidates contesting this year's police and crime commissioner election for Suffolk have been unveiled. The candidates are:Elizabeth Hughes (Labour)
Tim Passmore (Conservative)Andy Patmore (Green)
James Sandbach (Liberal Democrat) Mr Passmore is defending the role for the Conservatives, having held the seat since its inception in 2012. However, Ms Hughes and Mr Sandbach are familiar faces, having stood for seats in general elections in Suffolk in previous years – including last time around in December 2019. The PCC election takes place on Thursday, May 6 this year, with the results being counted on Saturday, May 8 and declared from Lowestoft the same day. The polls were meant to take place in 2020 under the usual four-year election cycle. However, the Covid-19 pandemic meant that had to be postponed until this year. PCCs are elected representatives in England and Wales who hold their area's constabulary to account, set precept levels and ensure their area's police force is run effectively and in a manner transparent to the public it serves. *Scroll right on top image for more pics and logos.
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