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Tuesday, May 21, 2024

Councillor Andrew Brown, Lyddington, Independent, reappointed Chairman of Rutland County Council. Councillor Samantha Harvey, Cottesmore, Independent, reappointed Vice-Chairman of the Council

Cllr Andrew Brown, a esteemed local farmer, magistrate, part time comedian and repository of all things oak-related (he might have planted the first one in the county, no one's entirely sure), was ceremoniously reappointed chairman of Rutland County Council. He retains the gavel, a hefty thing that resembled a small tree trunk, for another year.

Cllr Andrew Brown, bless his britches, shuffled forward towards the microphone, seated in his chair, a faint moo emanating from somewhere deep within his tweed waistcoat (one never could be certain with Andrew). His acceptance speech was, as ever, a masterpiece of brevity. "Well, this is a surprise," he rumbled, gaze fixed firmly on a particularly interesting pattern in the carpet . "Didn't think anyone else fancied the job. Still got all my marbles, I suppose, most of 'em anyway." 

Standing beside Cllr Andrew, a picture of youthful exuberance (by county council standards, anyway), was Cllr Samantha Harvey, the ever-enthusiastic deputy chair. At a sprightly young age, she practically effervesced with new ideas, much to Andrew's occasional bewilderment. Her reappointment was met with a smattering of applause – Samantha, bless her heart, was determined to make the County Council exciting, even if it meant introducing cheese-rolling contests and mandatory morris dancing lessons (a motion that Andrew squashed with the aforementioned gavel with surprising alacrity).

Samantha, said "adults are exhausting," was reconfirmed as his deputy with a sigh that could curdle milk. One would think she'd drawn the short straw, but rumours swirled that Samantha secretly held the real power behind the throne, keeping Andrew on the straight and narrow (or at least, out of the pub before council meetings).

Samantha, ever the diplomat, managed a thin smile and muttered something about "looking forward to another productive year." Whether she meant productive or riotously entertaining remained to be seen. One thing was certain: in the sleepy County of Rutland, the changing of the guard would have to wait. At least until Andrew finally decided sheep weren't bad conversationalists after all.

So, the unlikely duo of Andrew and Samantha would continue to preside over the Rutland County Council, a potent mix of sleepy tradition and youthful exuberance. One could only hope Andrew wouldn't mistake Samantha's motions for particularly enthusiastic cow calls during the next meeting.



Sunday, April 19, 2015

What The Parliamentary Candidates say, UKIP, Conservative, Independent, Green, Labour, Liberal Democrat, Rutland Times Election 2015

What The Parliamentary Candidates say, UKIP, Conservative, Independent, Green, Labour, Liberal Democrat, Rutland Times Election 2015





These are the people hoping for your vote in the Melton and Rutland constituency when polls open on Thursday, May 7.

Richard Billington (Ukip)

Alan Duncan (Con)

Marilyn Gordon (Independent)

Alastair McQuillan (Green)

James Moore (Lab)

Ed Reynolds (Lib Dem)



Richard Billington UKIP Rutland Times Election 2015










































Alan Duncan Conservative Rutland Times Election 2015





























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Alastair McQuillan Green Party Rutland Times Election 2015































































































James Moore  Labour Rutland Times Election 2015































































































Ed Reynolds Liberal Democrat Rutland Times Election 2015




Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Corby by-election 2012 Candidate list




Corby by-election 2012 Candidate list



The Corby by-election was triggered by the resignation in August of sitting 
Conservative MP Louise Mensch.
Mrs Mensch, who won the seat at the 2010 general election, announced she
was standing down for family reasons.

The by-election will take place on 15 November to tie in with the police and
crime commissioner elections.




The candidates are:
  • DAVID LAURENCE BISHOP - Elvis Loves Pets Party
  • CHRISTINE EMMETT - Conservative
  • IAN FRANCIS GILLMAN - Independent
  • JILL HOPE - Liberal Democrats
  • JONATHAN HORNETT - Green Party
  • DR ROHEN KAPUR - Young People's Party
  • ADAM LOTUN - Independent
  • MR MOZZARELLA - Independent
  • MARGOT PARKER - UK Independence Party
  • PETER REYNOLDS - CLEAR Cannabis Law Reform
  • GORDON RIDDELL - British National Party
  • ANDY SAWFORD - Labour Co-op
  • CHRISTOPHER SCOTTON - United People's Party
  • DAVID WICKHAM - English Democrat



more about each of these candidates below.

DAVID LAURENCE BISHOP - Elvis Loves Pets Party


Elvis Loves Pets Party candidate David Bishop is a retired painter and decorator,
who is also a poet and musician.
He said that if elected he would call upon David Cameron to set up an inquiry
into British vets' fees, which he believes are too high for many pet owners in the
Corby constituency.
"I would also like to ban air guns to protect pets and wildlife and I would like to
bring back the dog licence to curb irresponsible dog owners," he added.
"Finally, if MP Nadine Dorries eats live insects on I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here,
I would like to see her prosecuted by the RSPCA when she gets back home, because
the Elvis Loves Pets Party believes that eating live creatures on television is not
entertainment but animal cruelty."

CHRISTINE EMMETT - Conservative

Christine Emmett 

Christine Emmett accepts she faces a battle to retain the seat for the Tories
Christine Emmett is a businesswoman who runs a holiday lettings business and
has worked for Marks and Spencer and the Channel Tunnel.
She accepts she faces a battle to retain the seat for the Conservatives.
"Yes, things are tough but we're doing the right thing," she said.
"We're cutting the deficit, we're keeping interest rates down, so people have
low mortgages but we need to work on investment and get more people to
invest in Corby.
"We need to question if we're getting our youth trained for the right jobs.
Last year we got 100 people coming out of Corby colleges with hair
dressing qualifications but there were only six vacancies. It's really important
people train for the jobs we have here."

IAN FRANCIS GILLMAN - Independent

Independent candidate Ian Francis Gillman, in an interview with BBC Radio Northampton,
said he wishes to keep the pound and protect the City of London "from voracious
attack from European bureaucrats".
"I am standing to support the constitutional monarchy of Britain, a free judiciary.
We must judge ourselves, not allow foreign courts to judge us," he said.
If elected, he wishes to protect Corby's library service from cuts and the
constituency's allotments from development.
He added: "We need to keep strategic gaps between towns and cities, for
example Raunds and Stanwick are becoming joined gradually and we are l
osing the countryside, the green belt, in between."

JILL HOPE - Liberal Democrats

Jill Hope 

Jill Hope believes the seat needs "a real campaigner"
Jill Hope, 60, is married with four children and two grandchildren, and works as a
local business banker in Corby and Kettering.
She said: "I'm standing to be the MP for Corby and East Northants because
the seat needs a real campaigner; someone with a history of taking up causes
and winning. "Corby has the real problem of both older long-term unemployed people
and a high proportion of young unemployed, living in families where they are second
generation unemployed. East Northants also has unemployment issues, but here the
issue is isolation and lack of access to work more than anything else.
"The Lib Dems have made this coalition government fairer, in a way that would
never have happened if the Conservatives were governing alone."

JONATHAN HORNETT - Green Party

Jonathan Hornett, Green Party candidate 

Green Party candidate Jonathan Hornett wants more wind farms
Jonathan Hornett, who lives in Wellingborough and runs his own gardening company,
has been selected to fight the seat for the Green Party.
Mr Hornett said: "I'm standing to give the people of Corby and East Northamptonshire
the opportunity to choose a positive candidate.
"The Green Party is the only alternative to cuts, climate change and social injustice.
"Locally we want more wind farms and public services; and no more housing
developments, roads, warehouses or nuclear waste. I am standing to make
Corby and East Northants fairer, safer, cleaner and greener - I want to represent you."

DR ROHEN KAPUR - Young People's Party

Dr Rohen Kapur 
 
Dr Rohen Kapur advocates a new tax system
Dr Rohen Kapur, 42, is a qualified doctor who has worked in the NHS but has taken
early retirement due to health issues.
His party advocates a new tax system based on the rental value of land, and the abolition
of income tax and VAT, which he claims would maintain services and boost the economy.
He is against wind farms and would like to see a new hospital or health centre open 24 hours
a day in the Corby area.
Dr Kapur said immigration from Eastern Europe was a concern in the constituency.
"How I would sort this out is a little bit more complicated but I would do my best," he said.

ADAM LOTUN - Independent

Adam Lotun 

Adam Lotun will be campaigning heavily on disability issues
A 49-year-old father of three, Adam Lotun has been involved in disabled rights and
politics since 1990 and will be campaigning heavily on these issues, particularly on
"fit for work" assessments carried out for the government.
"One of the major drivers for me personally is that I can no longer stand by silently and
see some of the most vulnerable members of our society dismissed and silenced by this
current administration," said Mr Lotun, who believes the tests for people on disability
allowances have led to suicides.
Mr Lotun, a disability consultant who is disabled himself, said he was not standing
solely on disability issues.
Among the policies in his manifesto are a "living wage" for all workers, increased
recycling and the re-nationalisation of public transport.

MR MOZZARELLA - Independent

Mr Mozzarella, independent candidate 

Mr Mozzarella is a supporter of the Don't Cook Party
Independent candidate Mr Mozzarella, a professional takeaway chef, is standing as a
candidate affiliated to the Don't Cook Party.
He said as well as being a chef he is "also a politician, ready to prove myself as
MP for the friendliest town in the world - Corby. Why?
"Me and my fellow takeaway chefs of Great Britain is angry. We is slavin' away in
hot kitchens up and down the country ready to deliver your dinner, and yet many
many people are trying to cook for themselves.
"Why you want to waste your time cooking these '15 minute meals' which actually
take two hours, and tastes no good, when you could be sitting down, 'avin' a chat,
or watching the telly?"

MARGOT PARKER - UK Independence Party

Margot Parker 

Margot Parker believes politicians must regain the respect of the public
Businesswoman Margot Parker became involved in politics in 2009 in frustration at what
she saw as a "raft of anti-business regulation from Brussels" and the "government's need to
micro-manage every aspect" of our lives.
A mother-of-two and a grandmother-of-one, Mrs Parker said she believes the country
must have politicians who can regain the respect of the British people.
She believes the biggest problem facing Corby is youth unemployment, and has been
critical of the town's Labour council over its £12m overspend on The Cube civic building.
"It looks like we won't pay the debt off until 2061," she said. "We would all be dead by then."

PETER REYNOLDS - CLEAR Cannabis Law Reform

Peter Reynolds 

Peter Reynolds is campaigning for the legalisation of cannabis
Peter Reynolds was elected leader of CLEAR, a single-issue party that seeks to
end the prohibition of cannabis, in February 2011.
"One thing voters can be certain of is that if they vote for the main parties absolutely
nothing will change," he said.
"The cannabis issue is an excellent example of how the main parties refuse to listen
to public opinion, refuse to base policy on evidence and instead bend to pressure
from the tabloid press and vested interests such as the alcohol industry.
"A regulated cannabis market would get the dealers off the streets, better protect children,
enable access to safe and effective medicine, create tens of thousands of new jobs and
boost the UK economy by up to £9.3bn per annum."

GORDON RIDDELL - British National Party

Gordon Riddell 

Gordon Riddell said he was concerned about a lack of jobs for young people
Gordon Riddell has lived in Corby since 1974 and has previously stood for the
BNP in the town at borough and county council elections.
Mr Riddell, who works for a food manufacturer, said: "I am passionate about local jobs
and housing for local people and I am very concerned about the lack of opportunities in
the area for young workers and the continuing loss of jobs in the Corby area.
"I am also very concerned about the lack of care for our elderly and the services
provided for them. I am also opposed to the constant destruction of our countryside
wish to see our farmers and fishermen given a fair chance from the constant ridiculous
EU laws and rulings."
At national level, the BNP's policies include ending the involvement of British troops
in the Afghanistan war, halting immigration, deporting illegal immigrants and withdrawing
from the European Union.

ANDY SAWFORD - Labour Co-op

Andy Sawford 


Andy Sawford said he would be working hard to win back voters' trust for Labour
Andy Sawford, son of former Kettering MP Phil Sawford, is standing for both Labour
and the Co-operative Party.
He said winning the seat back for Labour would be tough, but that the party would be
"knocking on every door" to win back voters' trust.
"I didn't just arrive here for this election - I'm a Northamptonshire lad and can trace
my roots in East Northants back at least eight generations," he said.
"I've seen how two years of Tory policies from this out-of-touch government are
hitting local families and businesses hard. I'll work hard to bring new investment and jobs
to this area - particularly for young people and I'll fight tooth and nail to protect the vital
services that people in Corby and East Northamptonshire rely on."

CHRISTOPHER SCOTTON - United People's Party

Christopher Scotton 

Christopher Scotton says tackling unemployment in Corby will be a priority
Christopher Scotton, 24, describes himself as a young working-class man who
has struggled with periods of unemployment since leaving school and has only
recently found a job he enjoys.
Tackling unemployment in Corby is one of his key campaign pledges, along with
promoting tourism and regeneration in the town.
The United People's Party describes itself as a "non-xenophobic" Liberal Nationalist
party whose policies include promoting industry, the armed forces and international
co-operation.
Mr Scotton was chosen as its East Midlands regional organiser in September 2011.

DAVID WICKHAM - English Democrats

David Wickham 

David Wickham wants to reverse the decline in manufacturing in Corby
David Wickham, a 43-year-old father-of-four, has lived in Corby for many years and
has worked in food manufacturing for the last two decades.
"David is very aware of Corby's proud manufacturing history and would like to help in
reversing the decline," said an English Democrats spokesman.
Mr Wickham supports ending "mass immigration" into Britain and wants an
immediate referendum on membership of the European Union.
He is calling for England to have its own parliament and government.

Friday, October 26, 2012

Suleman Nagdi, Independent, Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland police and crime commissioner election.


Three people are contesting the Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland police and crime commissioner election. Here is what Suleman Nagdi (Ind) has to say.



Suleman Nagdi (Ind)

I have lived in Leicestershire for 36 years, and all my life experience has prepared me for this role.
I have owned and managed my own successful business. I have served locally as a magistrate, and most important of all, for the past 25 years I have been a committed champion of local people as a community advocate.
In various capacities I have also critiqued the work of the police for over 15 years.
I know how local and central government works; I know how to run customer-focused organisations, and I know, from my day-to-day contact with them, what local people want from their police.
The election of Police and Crime Commissioners in England and Wales is crucial. Our judiciary and the police have always remained independent and must continue to do so. We must not allow party political candidates to succeed and compromise our independent police with their party political agendas; this is why I am standing as an Independent.
I therefore pledge to:
- Remain independent of all party political influence.
- Cut crime year on year, and safeguard the interests of victims of crime.
- Deliver effective, visible, and honest policing.
- Fight the scourge of anti-social behaviour by a positive arrest policy and new thinking.
- Radically review all police expenditure, so as to achieve value for money.
- Review the closure of so many of our police stations.
- Build new consultative arrangements so that the needs of local people truly inform policing strategy.

www.nagdi.co.uk



Suleman Nagdi, Independent, Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland police and crime commissioner election.





Sarah Russell, Labour, Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland police and crime commissioner election.



Sir Clive Loader, Conservative, Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland police and crime commissioner election



Leicestershire, Leicester, Rutland, Police Crime Commissioners, Hustings, candidates Sir Clive Loader, Suleman Nagdi, Sarah Russell, photographs


Thursday, May 05, 2011

Independent, Helen Pender's, Election Posters, Support from The Griff Inn, Pub, Oakham, Rutland

Independent, Helen Pender's, Election Posters, Support from The Griff Inn, Pub, Oakham, Rutland

Sunday, May 01, 2011

Martin Brookes, Independent, Rutland County Council Election, Do you support the Woolfox Depot windfarm Rutland project?‏

Do you support the Woolfox Depot windfarm project?‏


I received the following email from a Greetham Ward Elector, I am always happy to answer any sensible questions.

To martinjbrookes@hotmail.com
 
Dear Mr Brookes,
 
 
My name is ############# and I live with my 
family at ############,Stretton. 
 
Although I appreciate that you must be quite busy 
preparing for  the approaching local elections, 
I would greatly appreciate if you could clarify 
your position re the Woolfox Depot wind farm project 
which does not seem to appear on your blog.
 
Many thanks in advance, 
 
Yours sincerely, 
##############
 
My reply:
 
To #########t@gmail.com


Martin Brookes.
13 Willow Crescent,
Oakham,
Rutland,
LE15 6EQ (UK)


Dear #######,

Thank you for taking the time to write.

I have tried not to make any promises and base my possible election on representing the people. not wanting to seem negative I feel I have a hard battle in a traditionally Conservative ward.

My personal view is no wind farm should spoil any of our countryside views. especially as Rutland County Council base the future of our county on tourism.

I prefer a wind farm in the correct location. Certainly a better option than any ugly power station.

I have followed a Pickworth residents Twitter on the subject and if the location shown is correct it would be a disaster.

In finishing if elected, I will learn more about this matter and others and represent the views of the residents.

Something I and others believe current councillor fail to do.

I hope that helps answer your question. I am sorry I have not been able to visit all residents or leaflet all electors.

Your sincerely


Martin Brookes

 

Further email received:

To Martin Brookes
Dear Mr Brookes,
 
 
Thank you for your prompt and straight answer. 
 
I share your views on this matter and am disappointed 
with the current Rutland councilors team who have let 
this wind farm project go as far as it is now without 
any consultation with or concern for any of the Rutland 
residents.
 
It would have been nice though to see your opposition 
to the first stage of project (the erection of an 
80m meteorological mast, that is a mast taller 
than the first floor of the Eiffel tower!) 
on the Rutland Planning Applications website.
 
Yours sincerely
  
###########
 
 
 
published by Martin Brookes, 13 Willow Crescent, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6EQ 


 

Saturday, April 30, 2011

Paul Beech, Independent, Oakham North West Ward, Rutland County Council, Elections

Paul Beech, Independent, Oakham North West Ward, Rutland County Council, Elections

It has been confirmed this week Paul Beech has not only been bullying me he has also been bullying Oakham Town Mayor Sharon Spencer.

After this week pointless Annual Town Council meeting, I had a long chat with Councillor Sharon Spencer who said She know longer communicates with him, because "he had often been very rude and nasty to her"

It is about time more people spoke out and named all the local Tory bullies.

It is clear Mr Beech is not a true independent, record shows he and his wife signed Conservative Councillor Peter Jones papers at the last election.

Mr Beech has taken recently taken to signing his e-mails Beechy. I believe this also clearly shows there is something very wrong with his behaviour.

So I suggest voters think very hard before voting for him.

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Alan Walters, Independent, Rutland County Council Elections, Oakham North East Ward

Alan Walters, Independent,  Rutland County Council Elections, Oakham North East Ward

Sunday, April 10, 2011

Voters in Rutland beware is your candidate Truly Independent or a Closet Tory

Voters in Rutland beware of the Closet Tories.

There are many examples of Rutland County Councillors standing as Conservative for one Election and then next as Independent.

Looking through the poll notices of 2007, I see Councillor Peter Jones was a Conservative candidate back then and still is today. The interesting thing is too read Independent Candidate Paul Beech proposed him and his wife seconded him.

This year Paul Beech is standing as a Independent, but this has not stopped him and his wife signing Councillor Jones papers for this May's Election as assentors.

There are many examples of a tangled web of names on the poll notices. why not take a look before you decided who to vote for.

Notice of Poll - Unitary 2011 (PDF, 180 Kb)

I just hope the Liberal Democrat in my ward doesn't  turn out to be a paid up member of the Conservatives.

At least this year, I along with the other voters in our ward have a proper choice this time around. Well its not that good.

2 seats to fill, 2 Conservative Candidates, 1 Liberal Democrat Candidate.

I don't want to waste my vote, so I will vote and it most certainly wont be wasted on a Tory.

Maybe as a Independent Candidate myself, I should not vote for any party?

Tuesday, April 05, 2011

Nominations Rutland County Council Elections Greetham Ward

Nominations Rutland County Council Elections Greetham Ward

This is the ward I am hoping to win, for many years now this has been Conservative Leader Roger Begy's Ward.

I like many people in Rutland believe it is time for change.

If you chat to people in Greetham you will hear stories from woman who claim to have be subjected to bullying. Property issues and I assume these are all true because when I mentioned one relating to property in Greetham, to a Oakham resident they immediately named the victim.

One Greetham resident said "You are very brave to stand against Roger Begy" 

I can't imagine why?

I have delivered individual signed leaflets to all of Greetham and will be delivering soon to the other villages of the Greetham Ward.

I make no big claims and make a simple promise to serve the people of the Greetham ward. in a selfless manner.

I am also returning to Oakham Town Council, where I will fight to cut the extravagant spending if Upppingham Town Council can function with a income of £80,000 about the amount Oakham Town Council spends on Administration! Oakham Town Council can do much better. 


One seat is contested

Roger Begy (Conservative) 25 Main Street, Greetham, Rutland, LE15 7NJ

Martin Brookes (Very Independent) 13 Willow Crescent, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6EQ

Nominations Rutland County Council Elections Whissendine Ward

Nominations Rutland County Council Elections Whissendine Ward

One seat contested.

Allen Dean (Conservative) 24 Wheatley Avenue, Uppingham, Rutland, LE15 9SN

Brian Montgomery (Independent good luck) 19 Hall Close, Whissendine, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 7HL

Nominations Rutland County Council Elections Uppingham Ward

Nominations Rutland County Council Elections Uppingham Ward

3 Seats contested

Lionel Cunnington, (Conservative) 5 Old School Mews, Uppingham, Rutland, LE15 9TJ

Colin Forsyth (Independent) 68 Leicester Road, Uppingham

Marc Oxley (Liberal Democrat) 3 Pleasant Terrace, Adderley Street, Uppingham, Oakham, LE15 9QW

Lucy Stephenson (Conservative) 9a, High Street West, Uppingham, Rutland, LE15 9QB

Trevor Wise (Liberal Democrats) 3 Rees Close, Uppingham, Rutland, LE15 9ST

Nominations Rutland County Council Election Ryhall and Casterton Ward

Nominations Rutland County Council Election Ryhall and Casterton Ward

2 seats contested

Graham Faithfull (Independent) 37 Balk Road, Ryhall, Nr Stamford, Lincs, PE9 4HT

Charlotte Jones (Conservative) 20 Plover Road, Essidine, Stamford, Lincs. PE9 4UR

Chris Parsons (Conservative) Poachers Rest, Newstead Lane, Stamford, Lincs. PE9 4SA

Nominations Rutland County Council Election Oakham South West Ward

Nominations Rutland County Council Election Oakham South West Ward

This is a ward to watch with interest and hopefully Conservative Councillor Peter Jones will be shown the boot.

Two seats are contested

Joanna Burrows, (Liberal Democrat) 211 Brooke Road, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6HQ.

Alf Dewis (Independent, Town Councillor and former Rutland County Council employee good luck) 59 Redland Road, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6PH

Joanna Figgis (Conservative) College House, Church Street, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6AA

Jim Harrison (Independent former Town Councillor and Oakham Mayor good luck) 18 Alexander Crescent, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6AS

Peter Jones (current Conservative Councillor) 76 High Street, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6AS

Cedric Phillips (Liberal Democrat) 7 Don Close, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6JS

David Richardson (Independent) 71 Brooke Road, Oakham Rutland, LE15 6HG

Nominations Rutland County Council Elections Oakham North East Ward

Nominations Rutland County Council Elections Oakham North East Ward

Jeff Dale (current Independent Councillor) 12 Station Road, Wing Hollow, Wing, Oakham, LE15 8RY

Vijay Dighe (current Conservative Councillor) Abhung, 21 Heron Road, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6BN

Helen Pender (Independent) 25 Finkey Street, Oakham, Rutland LE15 6AG

Alan Walters (Independent (nice red tie!) ) 15 Queen's Road, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6ED

Nominations Rutland County Council Elections Oakham North West Ward

Nominations Rutland County Council Elections Oakham North West Ward

Paul Beech (Independent and former Town councillor and Mayor of Oakham) Kirkee House, 35 Welland Way, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6SL

Richard Gale (Current hard working Independent Councillor I wish him well) Meadowsweet Farm, Knossington Road, Braunston, Oakham, LE15 8QX

Mark Woodcock (Independent and Former Town Councillor and Oakham Town Mayor I wish him well) 33 Harrington Way, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6SE

2 Seats