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ELECTIONS 2016: Red is the colour for Cannock Chase Council and Rugeley


LABOUR has retained overall control of Cannock Chase Council following yesterday's election despite losing a seat.
UKIP also lost a seat, when Ann Bernard came second to Conservative candidate Dan Snape in Hawks Green.
In Hednesford South the Green Party's Paul Woodhead – also a candidate in yesterday's Staffordshire Police and Crime Commissioner elections – was elected after winning 618 votes. He took the seat from Labour's Brian Gamble, who polled 298 votes and came third. In second place was Conservative Olivia Lyons with 322 votes.
In Brereton and Ravenhill Councillor Alan Dudson held onto his seat by just three votes. The Labour candidate netted 478, while Liberal Democrat Paul Fisher came a close second with 475. Fellow Labour councillor Carl Bennett won back his seat too in Western Springs with 503 votes.

Etching Hill and the Heath's Conservative candidate Justin Johnson also remained on the council, with 500 votes – 49 more than UKIP's Danny Davies, who was second with 451.
Hagley remains in Labour hands, but Andy Lovell did not stand for re-election. His seat went to colleague Chris Martin, who gained 409 votes.
Cannock Chase Council's elections are held "in thirds". This means a third of the council seats are contested each year, and elections take place three years out of every four.
Stafford Borough Council and Staffordshire County Council elections are held once every four years.
The full results for Brereton and Ravenhill, Etching Hill and the Heath, Hagley and Western Springs are detailed below.

Brereton and Ravenhill
DUDSON, Alan Labour 478 ELECTED
FISHER, Paul Anthony Liberal Democrat 475
LEES, Michael Paul Green 34
OWEN, Pam Conservatives 223
THOMAS-DEAN, Sarah UKIP 302
Etching Hill and the Heath
DAVIES, Danny UKIP 451
JOHNSON, Justin Conservatives 500 ELECTED
JONES, Ray Liberal Democrat 144
THAWLEY, David Richard Green 47
WINTER, Jeffrey Labour 389
Hagley
CRABTREE, Stuart Karl Green 36
DEAKIN, Mark UKIP 234
HUGHES, Robert Conservatives 175
MARTIN, Chris Labour 409 ELECTED
Western Springs
ALLT, Sara Conservatives 456
ANDERSON, Sara Green 72
BENNETT, Carl Labour 503 ELECTED
ROSE, Sarah UKIP 410
Before yesterday's election the makeup of Cannock Chase was as follows:
Labour: 22
Conservative: 11
UKIP: 5
Liberal Democrats: 1
Independent: 1
Vacant: 1
After yesterday's election the provisional result is as follows:
Labour 21
Conservative 13
UKIP 4
Green Party 1
Independent 1
Liberal Democrats 1
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