2023 Erewash Borough Council election

The 2023 Erewash Council election took place on 4 May 2023, to elect all 37 members of Erewash Borough Council in Derbyshire, England.[1]

Results

Following the results, the Conservatives lost control of the council to Labour for the first time in 20 years.[2]

Results[3]
Party Seats Change
Labour Party 28 Increase 9
Conservative Party 16 Decrease 11
Green Party 1 Increase 1
Independents and Others 1 Increase 1
Liberal Democrats 1 Steady

Candidates

Candidates for each ward:[4]

Awsworth Road (2)
  • James Dawson – Labour Party (E)
  • Josy Hare – Labour Party (E)
  • Ryan Pound – Conservative Party
  • Heather Wrigglesworth – Conservative Party

Breaston Ward (2)
  • Victoria Beardmore – Labour Party
  • Nicky Carless – Labour Party
  • Kevin Miller – Conservative Party
  • Ann Mills – Green Party
  • Robert Parkinson – Conservative Party
  • James Poland – Green Party

Cotmanhay (2)
  • Alex Breene – Labour Party
  • Linda Burns – Labour Party
  • Chad Fowkes – Conservative Party
  • Maria Smith – Conservative Party

Derby Road East (2)
  • Howard Griffiths – Labour Party
  • Margaret Griffiths – Labour Party
  • Tom Hickton – Conservative Party
  • Chris Page – Conservative Party
  • Kenneth Thwaites – Independent

Derby Road West (3)
  • Garry Hickton – Conservative Party
  • Gerri Hickton – Conservative Party
  • Lewis Newton – Labour Party
  • Jane Oseman – Liberal Democrat
  • Mick Pace – Labour Party
  • Dan Pitt – Conservative Party
  • Claire Poole – Labour Party

Draycott and Risley (2)
  • Richard Boud – Labour Party
  • Val Clare – Conservative Party
  • Deena Draycott – Green Party
  • Tim Scott – Conservative Party
  • Graham Tavener – Green Party
  • Jo Ward – Labour Party

Hallam Fields (2)
  • Mark Alfrey – Labour Party
  • Kate Fennelly – Labour Party
  • Kevin Tribbensee – Conservative Party
  • Jon Wright – Conservative Party

Kirk Hallam and Stanton by Dale (3)
  • Russell Beeching – Conservative Party
  • Aaron Gibson – Conservative Party
  • Steve Green – Labour Party
  • Emma Moore – Labour Party
  • Andrew Prince – Conservative Party
  • Geoff Stratford – Labour Party

Larklands (3)
  • Mike Clarke – Conservative Party
  • John Green – Conservative Party
  • Alan Lambert – Labour Party
  • Frank Phillips – Labour Party
  • Pam Phillips – Labour Party
  • Helen Wright – Conservative Party

Little Eaton and Stanley (2)
  • Michael Carr – Liberal Democrat
  • Bethan Eddy – Conservative Party
  • Sam Revill – Conservative Party
  • Dave Scott – Labour Party
  • Helen Scott – Labour Party

Little Hallam (2)
  • Sue Beardsley – Conservative Party
  • Harrison Broadhurst – Labour Party
  • Mary Hopkinson – Conservative Party
  • Jill Mee – Liberal Democrat
  • Dave Snaith – Labour Party

Long Eaton Central (3)
  • Joel Bryan – Labour Party
  • Shaun Burton – Conservative Party
  • Paris Coulson – Conservative Party
  • Becca Everett – Labour Party
  • Curtis Howard – Labour Party
  • Kathleen Makin – Conservative Party

Nottingham Road (2)
  • Martin Dewis – Independent
  • Bryn Lewis – Conservative Party
  • Emma Plummer – Labour Party
  • Ashley Swinscoe – Conservative Party
  • Gordon Thomas – Labour Party

Ockbrook and Borrowash (3)
  • Neil Barnes – Labour Party
  • Terry Holbrook – Independent
  • Bob Knight – Labour Party
  • Richard Locke – Conservative Party
  • Graham Markwell – Independent
  • Greg Maskalick – Independent
  • Robert Pasley – Labour Party
  • Tania Stevenson – Independent
  • Mike Wallis – Independent
  • Sue Warren – Independent
  • Jane White – Conservative Party
  • Michael White – Conservative Party

Sandiacre (3)
  • Steve Bilbie – Conservative Party
  • Wayne Major – Conservative Party
  • Andrew Peck – Labour Party
  • Karen Pitts – Green Party
  • Simon Pitts – Green Party
  • Richard Pollard – Labour Party
  • Tony Sanghera – Conservative Party
  • Gary Wilds – Labour Party

Sawley (3)
  • Harry Atkinson – Labour Party
  • Alan Chewings – Independent
  • Dave Doyle – Labour Party
  • Paul Maginnis – Conservative Party
  • Rob Peat – Labour Party
  • John Sewell – Conservative Party
  • Deborah Simmons – Conservative Party

Shipley View (2)
  • Charles Archer – Labour Party
  • Caroline Crick – Conservative Party
  • Val Custance – Conservative Party
  • Naomi Roberts – Labour Party

West Hallam and Dale Abbey (3)
  • Thomas Beale – Labour Party
  • George Carr-Williamson – Labour Party
  • Diane Cox – Conservative Party
  • Robert Flatley – Conservative Party
  • Carol Hart – Conservative Party
  • Robert Mee – Liberal Democrat
  • Samantha Niblett – Labour Party
  • Alexander Richards – Liberal Democrat
  • Angela Togni – Liberal Democrat

Wilsthorpe (3)
  • James Archer – Liberal Democrat
  • Kewal Singh Athwal – Conservative Party
  • Ross Barrett – Labour Party
  • Christopher Corbett – Conservative Party
  • Matthew Dawson – Liberal Democrat
  • Ben Hall-Evans – Conservative Party
  • Rose Jackson – Labour Party
  • Jennifer Smith – Liberal Democrat
  • Ashira Tamber-Wolf – Labour Party

References
  1. Hainey, Fionnula (2023-05-04). "The Erewash council local election 2023 results". Manchester Evening News. Retrieved 2023-05-07.
  2. "Labour wins Erewash after making significant gains". DerbyshireLive. 2023-05-06. ISSN 0307-1235. Retrieved 2023-05-07.
  3. "Erewash result - Local Elections 2023". BBC News. Retrieved 2023-05-07.
  4. "Candidates for this year's local elections in Erewash announced". DerbyshireLive. 2023-04-06. ISSN 0307-1235. Retrieved 2023-05-07.
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