COUNCIL candidates will be battling for seats across St Helens on May 6.
The candidates for the upcoming local elections, as well as the Liverpool City Region mayoral and police and crime commissioner elections, have been published.
A total of 48 councillors make up St Helens Council, three each for the 16 areas of the borough, known as wards.
However, two seats are vacant – one in the Windle ward and one in Earlestown.
Therefore, currently, a total of 46 councillors make up St Helens Council – 34 Labour; four Liberal Democrats; three Conservatives; three independents and two Greens.
At the election on May 6, there will be 17 contested seats overall across the 16 wards.
Who are the candidates battling for seats on St Helens Council?
Billinge and Seneley Green
Nancy Jane Ashcroft – Conservative Party
Dennis McDonnell – Labour Party
Sue Rahman – Green Party, Save Our Green Space
Blackbrook
Anthony James Burns – Labour Party
Melanie Ann Marie Lee – Conservative Party
Emma Carolyn Van Der Burg – Green Party, Save Our Green Space
Bold
Stuart Barton – Labour Party
Andrew Donnelly – Green Party, Save Our Green Space
Allen John Makin – Independent
Brian Spencer Thomas – Liberal Democrat
Barbara Evelyn Woodcock – Conservative Party
Earlestown (two seats being contested)
Jeanette Susan Banks – Labour Party
Allan Albert Dockerty – Conservative Party
Terry Maguire – Independent
Paula Halina Pietrzak – Green Party, Save Our Green Space
Charlie Preston – Labour Party
Eccleston
Andy Davidson – Labour Party
James Forshaw – Conservative Party
Teresa Veronica Sims – Liberal Democrats
Haydock
Judith Margaret Collins – Conservative Party
Linda Mary Collins – The For Britain Movement
Paul Robert Hooton – Green Party, Save Our Green Space
Paul Michael John Lynch – Labour Party
Moss Bank
Deb Connor – Green Party, Save Our Green Space
Tracy Paula Dickinson – Labour Party
Margaret Hilda Harvey – Conservative Party
Dave Kent – Liberal Democrat
Newton-le-Willows
Phil Cass – Liberal Democrats
Lisa Cunliffe – Conservative Party
Seve Gomez-Aspron – Labour Party
John Michael Richards – Green Party, Save Our Green Space
Parr
Andy Bowden – Labour Party
Martin William Ellison – Independent
Michael Skidmore – Green Party, Save Our Green Space
Madeleine Patricia Wilcock – Conservative Party
Rainford
David Anders – Green Party, Save Our Green Space
John Case – Conservative Party
Julian Kevin Hanley – Labour Party
Rainhill
Barrie Andrew Grunewald – Labour Party
Phillip Lee Speakman – Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition
Henry Spriggs – Conservative Party
Kate Elizabeth Stevenson – Independent
Sutton
Frederick Barrett – Liberal Democrat
Mackenzie France – Conservative Party
Stephen Howell Granville – Green Party, Save Our Green Space
David Edward Hawley – Independent
Anthony Albert Johnson – Labour Party
Thatto Heath
Nova Louise Charlton – Labour Party
Terence Stephen Price – Green Party, Save Our Green Space
David Leslie Skeech – Conservative Party
Town Centre
Iris Brown – Conservative Party
Alison Jill Donnelly – Green Party, Save Our Green Space
Mark Joseph Hitchen – Independent
Glynn Lloyd Jones – Social Democratic Party
Anne Helen McCormack – Labour Party
Tex Oakes – The For Britain Movement
West Park
Richard William Barton – Conservative Party
Jess Northey – Green Party, Save Our Green Space
Damien Patrick O’Connor – Labour Party
Windle
Lynn Susan Clarke – Labour Party
John Phillip Cunliffe – Conservative Party
Francis Joseph Williams – Green Party, Save Our Green Space
Candidates for the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority mayoral election are:
Gary Paul Cargill – Green Party
Jade Louise Marsden – Conservative Party
David Ian Newman – Liberal Democrats
Steve Rotheram – Labour Party
Candidates for the election of police and crime commissioner for the Merseyside Police area are:
Kristofor Iain Brown – Liberal Democrats
Emily Elizabeth Spurrell – Labour and Co-operative Party
Bob Teesdale – Conservative Party
Malcolm James Webster – Reform UK
For further information visit sthelens.gov.uk/council/councillors-elections-voting/elections/current-notices
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