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Declaration of result of poll - Eglingham
Notice of Election - Eglingham Statement of Persons Nominated - Eglingham Notice of Poll and Situation of Polling Stations - Eglingham
Information about the Seghill with Seaton Delaval By Election on Thursday 24 March 2022
Eve Louise CHICKEN - Conservative Party - ELECTED 27.4% Turnout View full declaration of result of poll here
Information about the Hexham Parish - Priestpopple Ward Election on Thursday 24 March 2022
Thomas William PEARSON - Conservative Party - ELECTED 25.5% Turnout View full declaration of result of poll here
Information about the Hexham East By-Election on Thursday 16 December 2021
Suzanne Holly FAIRLESS-AITKEN - Liberal Democrats - ELECTED 34.5% Turnout View full declaration of result of poll here
Below are the election results for the 2021 Police and Crime Commissioner, County, Parish and Hexham NPR elections.
At the elections on 6 May, those eligible to vote in the Hexham parish were asked if they want Northumberland County Council to use the Hexham Neighbourhood Plan to help to decide planning applications in the area in the future. Of the votes recorded: 3,603 voted YES 702 voted NO The Hexham Neighbourhood Plan will now be formally 'made' by the county council, and become part of the statutory development plan for Northumberland.
Parlimentary Election results held on Thursday 12 December 2019
First Count Declaration Second Count Declaration
Local results Regional results
Local result Count stage 1 result Count stage 2 result Overall result Find out more about the North of Tyne Combined Authority here
Declaration of result
Declaration of result for Berwick-upon-Tweed constituency Declaration of result for Blyth Valley constituency Declaration of result for Hexham constituency Declaration of result for Wansbeck constituency Click herer to view an interactive map of the 2017 county council results
West
Bellingham, John Robert Riddle,Conservative Corbridge, Nick Oliver, Conservative Haydon and Hadrian, Alan Sharp, Liberal Democrat Haltwhistle, James Ian Hutchinson, Conservative Hexham Central with Acomb,Trevor Cessford, Conservative Hexham East, Cath Homer, Conservative Hexham West, Derek Kennedy Humshaugh, Rupert McLure Gibson, Conservative South Tynedale, Colin William Horncastle, Conservative Stocksfield and Broomhaugh, Patricia Anne Mary Dale, (Independent)
South East
Amble, Terry Clark, Labour Ashington Central, Thomas S Wilson, Labour Bothal, Lynne Grimshaw, Labour Bedlington Central, Russ Wallace, Independent Bedlington East, Bill Crosby, Independent Bedlington West, Malcolm Robinson Bywell, Karen R Quinn, Conservative Choppington, Dave Ledger, Labour College, Mark A Purvis, Labour Cramlington East, Ian C F Swithenbank, Labour Cramlington Eastfield, Christine L Dunbar, Conservative Cramlington North Division, Wayne Daley, Conservative Cramlington South East, Allan Hepple, Labour Cramlington Village, Mark D Swinburn, Conservative Cramlington West, Barry M Flux, Conservative Croft, Kath Nisbet, Labour Cowpen, Susan Davey, Labour Druridge Bay, Scott J Dickinson, Labour Hartley, Susan E Dungworth, Labour Haydon, Brian C Gallacher, Labour Hirst, Ken Parry, Labour Holywell, Bernard Pidcock, Labour Isabella, Gordon Webb, Labour Kitty Brewster, Grant Davey, Labour Lynemouth, Liz Dunn, Labour Longhorsley, Hugh Glen Howard Sanderson, Conservative Morpeth Kirkhill, Richard W Wearmouth, Conservative Morpeth North, David Lee Bawn, Conservative Morpeth Stobhill, John A Beynon, Conservative Newbiggin Central & East, Liz Simpson, Labour Newsham, Deirdre Campbell, Labour Pegswood, David J Towns, Conservative Plessey, Jeff Reid, Liberal Democrat Ponteland East & Stannington, Eileen Armstrong, Conservative Ponteland North, Richard R Dodd, Conservative Ponteland South with Heddon, Peter A Jackson, Conservative Ponteland West, Veronica Jones, Conservative Prudhoe North, Kenneth G Stow, Conservative Prudhoe South, Gordon Stewart, Conservative Seaton with Newbiggin West, James A Lang, Labour Seghill with Seaton Delaval, Margaret E Richards, Labour Sleekburn, Jeff Gobin, Labour Stakeford, Julie D Foster, Labour South Blyth, Lesley Jennifer Rickerby, Liberal Democrats Wensleydale, Eileen Cartie, Labour
North
Amble West with Warkworth, Jeff Watson, Conservative Alnwick Gordon Castle, Conservative Alnwick,Robbie Moore, Conservative Bamburgh, Guy Renner-Thompson, Conservative Berwick East, Georgina Emma Rowley Hill, Independent Berwick North, Catherine Morag Seymour, Conservative Berwick West With Ord Division Gregah Alan Roughead, Conservative Longhoughton, Wendy Pattison, Conservative Norham & Islandshires Division, Roderick Malcolm Gordon Lawrie, Conservative Rothbury, Steven Christopher Bridgett, Independent Shilbottle, Trevor Norman Thorne, Conservative Wooler, Anthony Harkness Murray, Conservative
Contested Town and Parish council election results (PDF) Uncontested Town and Parish council election results (PDF)
For any elections not covered in this section, please contact the Elections department on elections@northumberland.gov.uk or 01670 624811
Notice of Review of Polling Districts, Polling Places and Polling Stations 2019 Terms of reference Survey of current polling stations Maps of divisional boundaries
2017 Alnwick and Denwick
2018 Blyth and Seaton Valley
2019 Broomley and Stocksfield - Name Change
2020 Cartington - Abolished and merged with Rothbury & Thropton 2020 Easington - Abolished and merged with Belford & reduction in seats 2020 Corbridge 2020 Hauxley and Amble 2020 Longhoughton - Redistribution of seats 2020 Newton By The Sea - Reduce seats 2020 Rothbury, Whitton and Tosson
Final recommendations have been considered by full council. Council have resolved to make any outstanding Orders.
2020 Newsham and Seghill
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