First Lib Dem cllr elected in 2007 local elections

By | Wed 4th April 2007 - 4:00 pm

Congratulations to Cllr Stuart Beadle, who will be re-elected in May after his only opponent, a Conservative, turned up at Broadland District Council HQ with his nomination papers twenty minutes too late.

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15 Comments

  • Simon 4th Apr '07 - 4:35pm

    It looked rather impressive on Stuart’s flying start Focus which has already gone out so at least the people of Reepham heard something from us about this election. Just a shame that no other parties thought given them a chance to vote was a good idea. This was the ward with the highest turnout in Broadland District last time.

  • Helen Elsom 4th Apr '07 - 9:41pm

    Hahahahahaha.

    (Sorry. I just hope none of us go and do the same.)

  • david 5th Apr '07 - 7:22am

    Alan Connett, Lib Dem leader of Teignbridge DC, just got returned unopposed. The Tories only put up one candidate in a two member Kingsteignton ward – the only other candidates are the two Lib Dems, so at least one gain there, if not two!

  • Andrea 5th Apr '07 - 8:04am

    Liz Tucker has been elected unopossed in Pinvin ward-Wychavon District Council too

  • Peter 6th Apr '07 - 10:58pm

    Why did only 3 Lib Dems Stand in Harrow in 2002?

  • Angus J Huck 7th Apr '07 - 10:40am

    The answer to Peter’s question is that the Returning Officer, Mr Balabanov (who threatens to sue people who are rude about him – even a fellow solicitor, on one occasion), refused to accept the nominations of the others (they had called themselves “Liberal Democrat Focus Team” instead of “Liberal Democrat” – unlike the 3 in Harrow Weald who were “Liberal Democrat”). And the High Court agreed with Mr Balabanov.

  • Liam 8th Apr '07 - 4:24pm

    “Liberal Democrat – Focus Team” is now allowed, I understand

  • Hywel Morgan 9th Apr '07 - 9:16am

    It always was – you needed the same description on the nomination paper as on the DNOs certificate.

    Matters weren’t helped by handing in the Harrow nomination papers at the very last minute (40 mins before the noon deadline according the court reports)

  • H-Lad 9th Apr '07 - 7:00pm

    Yes this is true and it didn’t help that we had another set of bad results in Harrow last year too. When we lost council seats we should have been out campaigning but we clearly weren’t. Same for Hillingdon! (Sob!)

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