Stephen Lambert Liberal Democrat Rutland County Council By-Election Uppingham Candidate, If I could vote in this election he would get my and so would Peanut

Stephen Lambert Liberal Democrat 

Rutland County Council By-Election Candidate with Peanut

Uppingham Ward vacancy, 5th of May 2022 Rutland County Council by-election.

If I could vote in this election he would get my and so would Peanut

Green Party Candidate Rick Wilson Elected, Rutland County Council By-Election RYHALL AND CASTERTON WARD

Richard Peter Wilson, Known as Rick Wilson has been elected as a Green Party Candidate

It was a close vote, 281 votes.

Richard Foster, The Conservative Party Candidate, 268 votes. The former Conservative County Councillor can now enjoy his retirement. 

The number of ballot papers rejected was 2 for being unmarked or wholly void for uncertainty.

The Liberal Democrats could not be bothered to stand a candidate, despite flooding other wards with leaflets, claiming they have achieved so much with their current small team.

Labour also failed to stand anyone despite winning the last by-election.

The tweeted: Rutland&MeltonLabour @rmlabour

Another good result for Progressives in #Rutland ‼️

👍❤️💚😉

Whilst the Conservatives hold the majority nothing can be changed here in Rutland. I hope at the next full council election these very weak parties can put up some candidates to give Rutland voters a choice. Unlike the last elections when the many Conservatives are elected unopposed.

Politics here in Rutland is rubbish.

Oakham North West Rutland County Council by-election Daniel Bottomley Conservative Candidate Election 4th November 2021

Oakham North West Rutland County Council by-election Daniel Bottomley Conservative Candidate Election 4th November 2021

The Labour candidate standing in the Rutland County Council Oakham North-West by-election is Leah Toseland

The Labour candidate standing in the Rutland County Council  Oakham North-West by-election is Leah Toseland

RUTLAND and LAUNDE

Branch Labour Party

CANDIDATE FOR OAKHAM 

NORTH-WEST BY-ELECTION

4 November 2021

Leah Toseland

The Labour candidate standing in the Oakham North-West by-election is Leah Toseland. 

Leah lives in the ward and has lived in Rutland for many years. She is 29 years old and a mum of two children with special needs. Despite the demands of being a mother, Leah has become involved in the issues that affect the community, including campaigning for the swimming pool; a petition with over

2,000 signatures has just been submitted to Rutland County Council. Leah is also committed to campaigning for better local health provision and for public transport that meets the needs of local people especially when trying to access health provision.

She said:

“I am acutely aware of the issues we face as a community and the needs that our ward has. I will freely admit, I am not the usual person that runs for Councillor, I am a local mum, who lives down the road. I just want to become a Councillor to help others. I want to be the change voters want to see. 

If people feel fed up and dissatisfied with Rutland County Council and want to send them a clear message that their attitudes need to change – vote for me. 

I am not just a Mum, I am a passionate campaigner for issues involving Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, Health Care, Social Care and Education reform.

I want to ensure that we create an inclusive and encompassing society for all. Why? I have ADHD. My sister is autistic and has ADHD, and my two boys are autistic.  

I am a registered carer for my two boys, so I understand the struggle carers face. I also have other long term and chronic health conditions which I have to manage, and live with, every day.”

The election is to be held on Thursday 4 November 2021. The other candidate is:

Daniel Stephen Bottomley (The Conservative Party candidate)

I have contacted him and await his press release.

Polls are open until 10pm for the Oakham South Rutland County Council by-election.

Polls are open until 10pm for the Oakham South County Council by-election. 

Polling Station: Rutland County Library Oakham Rutland

In line with Electoral Commission and Government guidance on Covid-19 , face masks are recommended when voting. Hand sanitiser and single-use pencils for marking ballots will also be provided.

Rutland County Council Oakham South By-Election 19th August 2021 Conservative Candidate Leaflet Andy Burton

Rutland County Council Oakham South By-Election  19th August 2021 Conservative Candidate Leaflet Andy Burton

Our MP has been knocking on doors, not mine yet, this calling card was left at a friends house whilst they were out.

I can't remember a Rutland County Council election ever being fought so hard by both candidates.

A message from Libdem Rutland County Councillor Oakham South By-Election Leaflet for Candidate Paul Browne

A message from Libdem Rutland County Councillor Oakham South By-Election Leaflet for Candidate Paul Browne

Disclaimer for thick people: Various election leaflets are published on my blog for information purposes only. The publication of leaflets should not be seen as my personal support for any candidate affiliated or not to any political party standing for public office. Unless otherwise clearly stated.

I do not support the Conservative or Liberal Democrat in the forthcoming Rutland County Council By-Election.

I hope Cllr Joanna Burrows (Libdem)  finds this disclaimer is satisfactory.

Oakham South Rutland County Council By-Election August 2021 Liberal Democrats Paul Browne

Oakham South Rutland County Council By-Election August 2021 Liberal Democrats Paul Browne

Oakham South Rutland County Council By-Election August 2021 Leaflet Oakham Town Councillor Conservative Andy Burton

Oakham South Rutland County Council By-Election August 2021 Leaflet Oakham Town Councillor Conservative Andy Burton

Paul Browne Lib Dem Candidate Letter delivered to selected Oakham Residents for the Oakham South Rutland County Council By-Election 2021

Paul Browne Lib Dem Candidate Letter delivered to selected Oakham Residents for the Oakham South Rutland County Council By-Election 2021

Below is a copy of the letter, delivered by a good looking Lib Dem today.

I am no longer on the local mailing list since Cllr Gale Waler should have retired.

Although I remain on the National list. 

The content of the letter is not that different from the leaflet delivered the other week.

The candidate still thinks as a Councillor you can decide what opens up in our vacant shops. If he is elected he has a lot to learn. He mentions a town full of charity shops and politicians. 

Opticians reminds me of the time, when I was a town councillor and attempted to support that opinion, first I was verbally attacked in the street by a drunk friend of the landlords son, then Rutland County Councils planning wrote to me and quoted European law, that basically states no one could object to the change of use. I do often wonder why, The County Council is required to even consider or consult on any application these days, when European law is quoted and central government has taken away most local planning restrictions.

It would seem Mr Browne who claims to have been a expert in land and property law does not know the council cant tell landlords who they can let their property to. 

The other point in his letter is a council can't sort out Oakham Medical Practice issues. Our MP can and although she is a Conservative she is trying and certainly helped me sort an issue.

I once used the services of Paul Browne solicitors to be fair to him I was duped into using one of his legal executives who was absolute crap and to this date over ten years later the issue has never been resolved. So he certainly won't be getting my vote.

Oakham South ward of Rutland County Council District Council there will be a by-election which, if contested will take place on 19 August 2021.

RUTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL

NOTICE OF ELECTION

ELECTION OF A DISTRICT COUNCILLOR

For the OAKHAM SOUTH WARD

1. An election is to be held of A DISTRICT COUNCILLOR for the OAKHAM

SOUTH WARD OF RUTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL

2. Nomination papers must be delivered to the RETURNING OFFICER,

RUTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL, CATMOSE, OAKHAM, RUTLAND LE15

6HP between the hours of 10am and 4pm on any day after the date of this

notice, but not later than 4pm on the Friday, 23rd July 2021.

3. Nomination papers may be obtained from the offices of the RETURNING

OFFICER, RUTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL, CATMOSE, OAKHAM LE15

6HP, during the times stated above.

4. If an election is contested, the poll will take place on Thursday, 19th August

2021.

5. Applications to register to vote must reach the Electoral Registration Officer

by 12 midnight on Tuesday, 3rd August 2021. Applications can be made

online: https://www.yourvotematters.co.uk/.

6. Applications, amendments or cancellations of postal or postal proxy votes

must reach the Electoral Registration Officer at RUTLAND COUNTY

COUNCIL, CATMOSE, OAKHAM, LE15 6HP by 5 pm on Wednesday, 4th August 2021.

7. Applications to vote by proxy except on the grounds of a medical emergency

must reach the Electoral Registration Officer at RUTLAND COUNTY

COUNCIL, CATMOSE, OAKHAM, LE15 6HP by 5 pm on Wednesday, 11th

August 2021. 

8. Applications to vote by proxy on the grounds of a physical incapacity or for

work / service reasons must reach the Electoral Registration Officer at

RUTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL, CATMOSE, OAKHAM by 5 pm on Polling

Day. The physical incapacity must have occurred after 5pm on Wednesday,

11th August 2021. To apply on the grounds of work / service, the person

must have become aware that they cannot go to the polling station in person

after 5pm on Wednesday, 11th August 2021.

Dated: 15 July 2021 MARK ANDREWS

 RETURNING OFFICER

Oakham South Ward - Vacancy

A vacancy has occurred in the office of Councillor for the Oakham South Ward of Rutland County Council District Council.  

The Notice of Vacancy is shown below:

Notice of Vacancy - Oakham South Ward   

Oakham South Ward by-election

As a result of the vacancy for the Oakham South ward of Rutland County Council District Council there will be a by-election which, if contested  will take place on 19 August 2021.  

The notice of election:

Notice of Election - Oakham South Ward

1.   Registering to vote
2.   Postal and postal proxy voting
3.   Proxy voting
4.   Polling stations

Registering to vote

If the election is contested, to be able to vote in the 19 August 2021 Oakham South ward by-election, you must register by midnight on 3 August 2021:  

Register to vote

Whissendine and Oakham South West, Rutland County Council, By-election, 16th October 2014, Results

Whissendine and Oakham South West, Rutland County Council, By-election, 16th October 2014, Result.



Whissendine Ward  Elector Turnout 34.67%

ASPLIN SAMUEL MICHAEL LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 192 Elected


BAKER JONATHAN RALPH CONSERVATIVE PARTY CANDIDATE 179

 The number of ballot papers rejected was as follows:-
a) want of official mark....................................................................
b) voting more candidates than the voter was entitled to...............
c) writing or mark by which voter could be identified...................
d) being unmarked or wholly void for uncertainty.......................
e) rejected in part..............................................................................

TOTAL 0





Oakham South West  Elector Turnout 24.82%

Richard Clifton (Conservative) has been elected to the Oakham South West ward

CALLAGHAN BENJAMIN G F INDEPENDENT 177

CLIFTON RICHARD WILLIAM CONSERVATIVE PARTY CANDIDATE 240 Elected


SWIFT RICHARD LAWRENCE LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 43


The number of ballot papers rejected was as follows:-
a) want of official mark.................................................................... 1
b) voting more candidates than the voter was entitled to...............
c) writing or mark by which voter could be identified...................
d) being unmarked or wholly void for uncertainty.......................
e) rejected in part..............................................................................
TOTAL 1
and I do hereby declare that the said

Thursday, October 16, 2014

Samuel Asplin (Lib Dem) has been elected to the Whissendine ward, Rutland County Council, By-election

Samuel Asplin (Lib Dem) has been elected to the Whissendine ward, Rutland County Council, By-election

Thursday, October 16, 2014

Richard Clifton (Conservative) has been elected to the Oakham South West ward, Rutland County Council, By-election

Richard Clifton (Conservative) has been elected to the Oakham South West ward

Samuel Asplin (Lib Dem) has been elected to the Whissendine ward, Rutland County Council, By-election

Samuel Asplin (Lib Dem) has been elected to the Whissendine ward, Rutland County Council, By-election

Rutland County Council, By-election, Helen Briggs Has Her Say, Rutland Times Retracts It's Prediction of a Tory Win

Rutland County Council, By-election, Helen Briggs Has Her Say,
Rutland Times Retracts It's Prediction of a Tory Win.

Rutland County Council, By-election, Mrs Joanna Figgis Conservative Resigns

Rutland County Council, By-election, Mrs Joanna Figgis Conservative Resigns

Oakham South West (West of Railway Line, South of Braunston Road)

From Rutland County Council:

Cllr Figgis has today submitted to me her resignation with immediate effect as a Rutland County Councillor and a Notice of Vacancy has been duly posted.

Jonathan Calder, Liberal England, Christine Emmett, contempt for David Cameron would fit in very well on the Tory backbenches, Corby by-election

Liberal England

An amusingly eclectic mix of culture and politics from Jonathan Calder

"Well written, funny and wistful" - Paul Linford; "He is indeed the Lib Dem blogfather" - Stephen Tall
"Jonathan Calder holds his end up well in the competitive world of the blogosphere" - New Statesman
"Charming and younger than I expected" - Wartime Housewife; "Bitter and obsessive" - Mark Littlewood

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 01, 2012

Tories' Corby candidate Christine Emmett thinks her party's leadership does not know what it is doing

Congratulations to Rutland blogger Martin Brookes for finding this insight into the
thinking of the newly selectedConservative candidate in the Corby by-election.
It dates from last year.

Come to think of it, someone with contempt for David Cameron would fit in very
well on the Tory backbenches. 

But she is unlikely to make it to the Commons, at least from Corby.

Christine Emmett has today been selected by the Corby and East Northamptonshire Conservative Association to contest the by-election.

If I was voting in Corby I would not vote for Christine because she is a Tory and a Rutland County Councillor

Christine is of course one of a few Rutland County Councillors who has manners. Something lacking of many  Rutland Tories.

Christine lives in a Windmill Morcott Rutland LE15 9DQ  Tel: 01572 747000

email: cemmett@rutland.gov.uk

As she takes her first steps into Corby I think she might be in for a surprise the problems in Corby are far greater than Rutland.

You only have to look the local paper, its not full of nice things like here 

in Rutland

BMW smashed up and set alight in Corby

Magistrates show man caught with two knives no mercy

Police investigating cause of blaze at Corby school

County crackdown on alcohol-related violence

Then of course the biggest complaint in this area is Tory MP's are elected to be rarely seen working in their constituencies ever again. 

If you don't believe me read the letters in  the Stamford Mercury...

Christine Emmett has a degree in Economics, and was a member of William Hague’s Northern Transport Commission, She also worked for Marks & Spencer and still dresses smartly in their outfits.

She does a lot for charity, she often raises cash by living on £1 a day that does not include the fuel to go out and by it or heat it. But it gives her an insight as to how the poor live.

I wish her luck, I did tell her she was to good for Rutland County Council.

She will have to work hard to catch the votes the bookies are not rating her chances.

Christine Emmett has today been selected by the Corby and East Northamptonshire Conservative Association to contest the by-election.



Conservative Party Candidate, Christine Emmett said:
"I feel truly honoured to have be selected as the Conservative candidate for Corby and North East Hants and I relish the chance to fight the upcoming by-election.

"I want to provide real local leadership, standing up for you and being a strong voice for our community in parliament.

"Local people want a local candidate who listens to them and knows how to get things done. I have experience across a number of sectors, having raised money for charity, worked with the health service and run my own business. I want to use my understanding and knowledge to represent the people of Corby and North East Hants.

"I will spend the next few weeks and months traveling around the constituency and listening to people like you. I want to know your view, your problems, your concerns so that I can best represent you and serve our community."

Conservative Party Co-Chairman, Sayeeda Warsi said:
"I am delighted to announce that Christine has been selected as the Conservative Party candidate for Corby and East Northamptonshire.

"Christine has real experience of the working world, and will be a leader for the local community, standing up for the entire constituency and working hard for its residents. By choosing a career politician as their candidate, Labour has shown that they are more concerned with keeping it in the family than truly representing the local people.

"I am looking forward to hitting the campaign trail in the coming weeks, knocking on doors with Christine and showing that the Conservative Party is on the side of hard working people."


Previous about Christine Posted by Martin Brookes at 5/11/2012 06:47:00 PM

Councillor  Christine Emmett (Conservative) Parliamentary Candidate Rutland County Councillor.

When I first met Christine Emmett, I thought she was too good for Rutland County Council and even more shocked to find she was a Rutland Tory. Her vocabulary and diction stretched further than your average Rutland Tory Thug.

She called me by name rather than Idiot or something worse.

I remember asking her at an event, had she ever worked for central government, she said no.

Now I hear she was in Downing Street as a hopeful Parliamentary candidate. Good luck Christine, You need to get out of Rutland before you turn into a typical Rutland Tory drunken old boot.

Please! if you are successful and become an MP try not to forget how you existed for two weeks on £1 a day for food. I and many others do that out of necessity living on basic benefits. 

I spend £10 a week on food. I am pleased to hear your dog eats better than you did for the two weeks.

Christine raised £750 for charity.