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‘Corsa cannibals’ strip Vauxhall bonnets in Arnold and Mapperley

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‘Corsa cannibals’ strip Vauxhall bonnets in Arnold and Mapperley

Vauxhall owners in Gedling borough are being warned to be vigilant after cars were targeted by so-called ‘Corsa Cannibals’ at properties in Arnold and Mapperley.

Thieves are said to be stripping bonnets across the UK, with Gedling borough now gripped by the national crimewave.

The criminals are reportedly smashing the passenger side window to gain access to the bonnet before tearing it off and making off with it.

Nottinghamshire Police now want owners to think about how they can protect their vehicles after the reports of bonnets being stolen in Arnold and Mapperley.

The force said their enquiries are ongoing and are urging anyone with any information to call us on 101.

Inspector Christine Busuttil, of Nottinghamshire Police, said: “We’re urging motorists to think about how they can protect their vehicle, or make it inaccessible to thieves.

“If you have a garage try and use it or park your car as close to the garage door as possible to prevent thieves getting to the front end of the vehicle to remove it.

“Alternatively make sure you park your car in a well-lit area. Avoid parking in secluded spots which could put both you and your car at risk. Make sure the car is locked, and if your car has an alarm, make sure it is set.

“We’d urge anyone to report any suspicious activity to us by calling 101.”

For more advice on how to protect your vehicle visit https://www.nottinghamshire.police.uk/advice/prevention/vehicle

New train operator set to run train services from Gedling borough

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New train operator set to run train services from Gedling borough

A new operator has been announced and will replace East Midlands Trains, who currently run trains and services in Gedling Borough.

East Midlands Railway will take over in August and have promised more seats, services and state-of-the-art trains.

Abellio, the company running East Midlands Railway, will oversee the introduction of brand-new trains, entirely replacing the existing intercity fleet with more reliable and comfortable trains.

Abellio, which already runs franchises in areas including East Anglia and Scotland, has also promised a £16.8 million fund to improve stations,  Wi-Fi on all services and improved compensation for delayed services.

Frankie & Bennys restaurant at Netherfield could be up for sale

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Frankie & Bennys restaurant at Netherfield could be up for sale

A Frankie & Bennys restaurant in Netherfield could be up for sale after it was included on a list of 22 locations set to be sold by owner The Restaurant Group.

Catering Today said it was understood that 22 of these outlets are located at “less attractive sites”.

It added that the 22 that have just come to market through estate agents Savills are still trading but will close once sold.

The Netherfield site was included on a list published by Propel Hospitality, which can be found HERE

In the company’s full year results for the 52 weeks to 30 December 2018, TRG said it would be reviewing its portfolio and identified 76 Frankie and Benny’s restaurants in “structurally unattractive” sites.

 

999 callers in Gedling borough told to press 55 if they can’t speak so they can get help in genuine emergency

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999 callers in Gedling borough told to press 55 if they can’t speak so they can get help in genuine emergency

A new campaign has been launched to make people in Gedling borough aware of how to call 999 when they are too frightened to speak out loud.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has launched the awareness drive in a bid to warn people that a silent 999 call will not automatically bring help.

A police system, called Silent Solution, is designed to filter out thousands of accidental or hoax silent 999 calls made daily – but it also can lead to genuine calls being terminated if the callers do not respond to the prompts.

The system enables a 999 mobile caller unable to to make a noise, or speak, to press 55 when prompted to inform police they are in a genuine emergency. But the system is only works if the caller understands how it works.

ou will hear an automated police message, which lasts for 20 seconds and begins with ‘you are through to the police’. It will ask you to press 55 to be put through to police call management. The BT operator will remain on the line and listen. If you press 55, they will be notified and transfer the call to the police. If you don’t press 55, the call will be terminated. Pressing 55 does not allow police to track your location.

When transferred to your local police force, the police call handler will attempt to communicate with you by asking simple yes or no questions. If you are not able to speak, listen carefully to the questions and instructions from the call handler so they can assess your call and arrange help if needed.

The Silent Solution system only works on mobile phones. If a silent call is made from a landline then the operator can choose to connect a police call handler if they think necessary.

Women’s Aid says the system can help domestic abuse survivors make the vital call to emergency services.

A spokesperson for the charity said: “Many abusers will threaten to hurt or even kill them if they try to speak out about the abuse.”

“This means that for far too long many women have not been able to access the emergency support they so desperately need from the police.

“For a long time we have been encouraging survivors to use the Silent Solution system to make a silent 999 call if they feel it would be dangerous for them to speak to the call operator.”

The campaign is has been inspired by the murder of Kerry Power, who called 999 in the early hours of 14 December 2013 when her ex-partner and stalker David Wilder broke into her home in Plymouth.

She did not respond to the BT operator’s instructions and her call was transferred to the Silent Solution system.

As 55 was not pressed, the call was terminated and Devon and Cornwall Police were not notified of Power’s call.

Wilder called police later that morning to report that he had fatally strangled her. He was subsequently convicted of her murder and jailed for life.

MATCH REPORT: Frickley Athletic 6 – 0 Carlton Town

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Carlton Town’s hopes of Evo-Stik football next season took a battering as they were hammered 6-0 at Frickley Athletic.

The defeat, Carlton’s heaviest since entering the national pyramid, would have been worse but some excellent saves from goalkeeper Jack Steggles.  To add to Carlton’s problems, captain Ben Hutchinson was sent off in the most petty way imaginable – arguing with the referee about his decision to award a free kick in Carlton’s favour – and will now miss at least one of the remaining matches.

With only five games left the team find themselves two points adrift of safety.  With eight defeats in the last nine league matches, a dramatic improvement in form is needed if the Millers are to avoid the drop.

Robbie McNicholas and Aidan Austin were ill and Elie Ikwa absent.  In came Kyle Stovell, Toby Moore and Edward Clarke.  Karabo Motshweni and Aaron Opoku were names as substitutes but there was some doubt as to whether they even turned up for the game.

On a sunny afternoon in West Yorkshire, Carlton began quite well.  Hutchinson had the first effort on goal, turning neatly after a Riece Bertram flick and firing an angled drive over the bar.

Frickley responded and Luke Hinsley saw a fierce drive well tipped over by Steggles.

Some neat interplay between Stovell, Hutchinson and Oliver Clark saw the latter draw a comfortable save from Sam Wilson in the Athletic goal.

Although the Millers seemed to have settled well, their achilles heel in recent weeks has been their inability to defend adequately.  That was demonstrated once again on 15 minutes when Frickley opened the scoring.

Ousman Cham crossed from the left to the far post.  Jacob Hazel headed back across goal and Luke Hinsley had the simple task of nodding home unmarked.  It was just too easy.

The home side should have doubled their lead five minutes later.  Kieran Walker’s back header was intercepted by Tyler Walton.  He rounded Steggles, could have scored himself but instead squared to Hinsley who, faced with defenders rushing to the goal line, somehow managed to hit the post with the goalkeeper stranded.

They didn’t have to wait too much longer as Hazel doubled the lead on 27 minutes, hitting a fierce shot which Steggles will feel he ought to have stopped.

Hutchinson received his first yellow card on 32 minutes for what seemed to be arguing with the referee and Carlton players could be heard arguing with each other and the coaching staff as tempers started to fray.

On 37 minutes it became 3-0.  Frickley ran through a non-existent Carlton midfield and when Hinsley slipped the ball through to Hazel, he ran clear on goal and made no mistake.

Carlton responded positively in the early stages of the second half and when Hutchinson crossed to Tyler Blake, he flicked onto Stovell whose chest towards goal was easily saved.

Hutchinson and Stovell them combined for Blake to fire at goal, only to be denied by a superb block by centre-half Charlie Jemson.

Carlton’s already difficult task became nigh-on impossible on 55 minutes when captain Hutchinson was sent off.  Carlton had the ball on the right hand side of midfield when they were awarded a free kick for a foul.  Hutchinson was upset at the failure to play advantage and expressed that opinion to the referee, with the result that he received a second yellow card and was sent off.

When Riece Bertram eventually took the free kick, Stovell was inches away from connecting in front of goal.

The home side used the man advantage very well.  Cham on the left and Karl Byrne on the right were giving Carlton a lesson in how to properly play at wing back.  Both of them were up and down the pitch all game, playing as wingers when Frickley had the ball and full backs on the rare occasions when they didn’t.

Cham in particular had a superb game, giving Oliver Robinson a torrid time, with Byrne no less merciful against Ryan Ebanks, out of position at left back.

The fourth goal arrived on the hour and was simplicity itself.  A long ball over the top saw Hazel out-pace Edward Clarke and rifle the ball into the top corner from 15 yards to complete his treble.

Steggles then made a fine save from Hinsley as Carlton all but gave up.  Blake dropped into the defence as the Millers sought damage limitation.

Frickley brought on their substitutes and one of those, Miracle Okafor, tormented the Carlton defence in a way that is probably only possible when you’re 4-0 ahead.

He managed to bag a brace in his short time on the pitch.  The first of those, Frickley’s fifth, came on 72 minutes when he headed home a Walton cross unmarked.

His second and Athletic’s sixth came with 11 minutes remaining as he steered home a cross from Hazel.

In between those goals Steggles had made a wonder save from Hinsley, tipping over a shot destined for the top corner.  The goalkeeper still had work to do, saving magnificently from Sam Liversidge, albeit Liam Carrick should have scored from the resulting cross, but he lifted his shot over the bar.

Brad Mears also saw a final effort fly into the nearby park before the referee finally put the Millers out of their misery.

The team had visibly disintegrated on the pitch but still, led by Kieran Walker, they had the grace to thank the small travelling support for their efforts.  It can’t have been easy and was appreciated, notwithstanding the dismal result.

Carlton Town: Steggles, Robinson, Ebanks, Moore, E Clarke (Frost 62), Walker, O Clark, Bertram, Blake, Hutchinson, Stovell.  Unused subs: Opoku, Motshweni

Goals: Luke Hinsley 15, Jacob Hazel 27, 37, 60,  Miracle Okafor 72, 79

Carlton Town Supporters Club MOTM: Jack Steggles

Attendance – 154

Teenager punched to the floor by group who stole his wallet in Arnold

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Teenager punched to the floor by group who stole his wallet in Arnold

A teenager was punched to the floor by four men in Arnold who then robbed his wallet.

The 15-year-old boy was walking to school down an alleyway between Norbert Road and Kempton Drive in Arnold on Friday (March 22) at around 8.30am, when was attached by the group.

He was punched to the floor and the group continued to assault him.

He has described the group below:

– White, aged between 15-17-years-old, around 6ft tall, very thin build and wearing a black hoody and black tracksuit bottoms.

– White, aged 15-17 years old, around 5ft 8ins tall and he had short curly messy brown hair. He was wearing a deep blue hooded top and black tracksuit bottoms.

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PICTURED: The alleyway between Norbert Road and Kempton Drive

– Mixed race male, aged 15-17 years old, around 5ft 10ins tall and of a slim build he was wearing a black hoodie with white branding on the front.

– Around 5ft 10ins of a medium build, he was wearing a black pull over and black tracksuit bottoms.

Anyone who witnessed the incident or has any information is urged to call Nottinghamshire Police on 101, quoting incident number 175 of 22 March 2019.

Thieves with knife steal cash and car in Gedling

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Thieves with knife steal cash and car in Gedling

Police are appealing for information after a car and cash was stolen in Gedling.

Officers say they were called to an address on Florence Road at 11pm on Saturday (April 6)  following reports of a car robbery.

The victims were threatened by four men, one of whom had a knife and £200 was also stolen.

A police spokesman said: “Officers worked quickly and recovered the car.

“Four men aged 29, 26, 39 and 28-years-old were arrested on suspicion of robbery and remain in custody.

“Our enquiries are ongoing.”

Any witnesses or anyone with any information, including CCTV coverage or dash cam footage, is urged to call Nottinghamshire Police on 101, quoting incident number 1039 of Saturday 6 April 2019.

Bestwood mum wants parents to be aware of signs children are getting into knife crime

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Bestwood mum wants parents to be aware of signs children are getting into knife crime

A mum who brought her son back from the bring of joining a gang is urging parents to be aware of the signs they are becoming involved in knife crime.

Jo Wynter, 38, from Bestwood Park, took positive steps to stop her son joining a gang after she noticed his behaviour started changing.

The 17-year-old is now back on track and studying for a qualification in construction at college.

Jo, a nursery nurse, said: “I had to intervene when he started wearing bags and clothing that weren’t his. He started staying out and turning his phone off and bringing items home that weren’t his. I started hearing about his life outside the home so I just had enough one day and used my knowledge I had learnt myself to get him back on track to a normal life.

“He didn’t get into trouble for carrying a knife, but I got to know he started to carry one. I found it and got rid of it.

“I also helped his friend – a boy aged 17 – who was fully groomed and immersed into the gang life, which he had been in and out of since 11 years old and got into trouble for joint enterprise involving a stabbing.

“He used to walk around with a machete and he was taken over county lines. I got him to realise. I had to help him out with his feelings. It was just talking to him and giving him guidance that helped him out. He had to go through a period of people realising he’s not in a gang anymore and he’s not running for anyone now.

“I got him back into college to do his maths and English so he can do sports level one next year and got him back into a football team.”

Jo speaks candidly about her experience in this video and gives advice to other parents on spotting the signs and where they can get support.

Fish and chip shops in Gedling borough targeted in green group’s anti-plastic packaging campaign

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Fish and chip shops in Gedling borough targeted in green group’s anti-plastic packaging campaign

An environmental group in Gedling  is calling on fish and chip shops across the borough to do more to tackle plastic pollution.

Members of the Gedling Climate Change Group (GCCG) say they have recently visited a number of fish and chip shops in the borough armed with samples of recyclable takeaway packaging such as cardboard boxes, paper bags and wooden cutlery in a bid to persuade them to become more eco-friendly.

They also sent out letters to a number of businesses asking them to consider environmentally-friendly packaging in the future.

GCCG spokesman Bob Vaughan-Newton said: “Unfortunately, gone are the days where you can pop to the chip shop and come away with your steaming hot chips wrapped in yesterday’s newspaper, instead you get your meal served on a polystyrene tray, wrapped up in a plastic bag with a plastic fork thrown in for good measure.

“A great tea, but an absolute nightmare for the environment.

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MAKING A CHANGE: Calverton Fish Bar are now using more environmentally-friendly packaging for their takeaways
CAMPAIGN: Members of the Gedling Climate Change Group (GCCG) outside Calverton Fish Bar with the owner

“As Gedling Climate Change Group is a small and local group, we thought we’d set our sights on our small and local businesses and try to encourage them to follow suit with reducing their plastic usage. So we approached our local fish and chip shops across the borough and asked them to consider replacing their plastic and polystyrene products with environmentally friendly alternatives.”

“It is a work in progress,” added Mr Vaughan-Newton.

“We have heard that some changes have been made by some businesses and we shall be following them up to see how they are getting on, but we hear that here in Calverton they are using recyclable products, so we are popping in after our monthly litter pick today (Saturday, 7) to test them out and showcase their great work.”

A spokesperson for Calverton Fish Bar, which is on Main Street in the village, said: “We use recyclable products as much as possible. Foodstuffs like gravy currently have to go in waterproof containers but we check regularly with our suppliers for environmentally friendly products.”

The group are now calling on other chip shops which could benefit from more environmentally friendly packaging to please get in touch so they can provide sample packs in a bid to get more businesses on board.

You can contact Bob Vaughan-Newton on 07966 557119 or email bob.kate.vn@ntlworld.com

Here’s who could be representing you in Gedling borough after the local council elections

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Here’s who could be representing you in Gedling borough after the local council elections

A full list of candidates standing in each ward in the Gedling Borough council local election on May 2 has been revealed today.

Bestwood St Albans Ward

BISSET, Tammy Leanne
53 Roundwood Road, Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 6GB
Conservative Party Candidate

BISSET
Warren James
53 Roundwood Road, Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 6GB
Conservative Party Candidate

ELLIS, Rachael Elizabeth
63 Walsingham Road, Woodthorpe, Nottingham, NG5 4NQ
Labour Party

GIBBONS, Des
110 Redhill Road, Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 8HA
Labour Party

HALL, Anthony Cedric
(Address in Gedling Borough)
UK
Independence Party (UKIP)

VINCE, Margret Susan Barbara
1 Chestnut Grove, Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 8BD
Green Party

Calverton Ward

BOSWORTH, Pat
11 Paddock Close, Calverton, Nottingham, NG14 6GJ
Independent

EDE COOPER, Pamela
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Labour Party

ELLIOTT, Boyd Bryan
13 Bonner Lane, Calverton, Nottingham, NG14 6FS
Local Conservatives

FOSTER, Clive
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Labour Party

HARRIS, Sandra
46 Crookdole Lane, Calverton, Nottingham, NG14 6GG
Independent

HOPE, Mike
1 Broom Road, Calverton, NG14 6HD
Independent

KNOWLES, Marie Lesley
46 Orchard Drive, Calverton, Nottingham, NG14 6GP
Conservative Party Candidate

LOI, Fran
(Address in Gedling Borough)
UKIP Make Brexit Happen

SPURR, Matthew Peter
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Labour Party

WALKER, Jane Maria
118 Mansfield Lane, Calverton, Nottingham, NG14 6HL
Conservative Party Candidate

Carlton Ward

BEEKEN, Max
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

BROOKS, Nicki
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Labour and Co-operative Party

BURROWS, Amanda
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

CLARKE, Ged
5 Naylor House, Derwent Crescent, Arnold, Nottingham,
NG5 6TG
Conservative Party Candidate

KENWOOD, Gerald
212 Nottingham Road, Burton Joyce, Nottm, NG14 5BD
Conservative Party Candidate

WILKINSON, Paul O`Neil
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Labour and Co-operative Party

Carlton Hill Ward

BLANDAMER, Patricia Mary
29 Foxhill Road, Burton Joyce, Nottingham, NG14 5DB
Conservative Party Candidate

CREAMER, Jim
35a Bramble Drive, Carlton, Nottingham, NG3 6NL
Labour Party

FEENEY, Paul
63 First Avenue, Carlton, Nottingham, NG4 1PH
Labour Party

GREENSMITH, James Victor
5 Brechin Close, Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 8GN
Conservative Party Candidate

HAJAT, Nadia
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

LOCK, Kevin Charles
14 Tennyson Avenue, Gedling, Nottingham, NG4 3HJ
Conservative Party Candidate

MILBURN, Paul Richard
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

SCROGGIE, Alex
9 Dellwood Close, Mapperley, Nottingham,
NG4 3SL
Labour Party

SOAR, Hannah
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

Cavendish Ward

CLUNIE, Liz
22 Ashworth Crescent, Mapperley, Nottingham,
NG3 6BX
Labour Party

DUNKIN, Andrew Mark
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

GREGORY, Gary Graham
4 Radcliffe Gardens, Carlton, Nottingham, NG4 1SB
Labour Party

HUGHES, Paul Anthony
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

MILLER, George Peter
25 Ashworth Crescent, Nottingham, NG3 6BX
Conservative Party Candidate

REMZI, Mitchell Thomas Ahmed
79 Fraser Road, Carlton, Nottingham, NG4 1NP
Conservative Party Candidate

Colwick Ward

FLOR-HENRY, Michel
114 Dunstan St, Netherfield, Nottingham, NG4 2NZ
The Conservative Party Candidate

KATIMERTZIS, Jean
(Address in Gedling Borough)
UK
Independence Party (UKIP)

LAWRENCE, Meredith
26 Balmoral Road, Colwick Village, Nottinghamshire, NG4 2GD
Labour Party

Coppice Ward

BESTWICK, Stuart James
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Conservative Party Candidate

PALING, Marje
14 Kirkley Gardens, Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 7GF
Labour Party

STUART, Jim
1 Chestnut Grove, Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 8BD
Green Party

VOCE, David William
(Address in Gedling Borough)
UK
Independence Party (UKIP)

WALKER, Geoff
8 Spinningdale, Arnold, Notts, NG5 8QT
Conservative Party Candidate

WHEELER, Henry Thomas Neil
28 Bentwell Avenue, Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 7EZ
Labour Party

Daybrook Ward

BARNES, Peter Graham
20 Roundwood Road, Daybrook, Nottingham, NG5 6FJ
Labour Party

BARNES, Sandra Jean
20 Roundwood Road, Daybrook, Nottingham, NG5 6FJ
Labour Party

GAMBLE, James
55 West Street, Arnold,
NG5 7DB
Independent

GREEN, Jordan Samuel Jack
(Address in Gedling Borough)
UK
Independence Party (UKIP)

MAJOR, Eric Antoni
Bulcote Lodge Farm, Bridle Road,
Burton Joyce, Nottingham, NG14 5FQ
Conservative Party Candidate

RIDDLE, Mark Jason
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Conservative Party Candidate

Dumbles Ward

DUDLEY, Janet Dinah
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

GARLAND, Lee Jonathan
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Labour Party

GREENSMITH, Helen Monique
5 Brechin Close, Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 8GN
The Conservative Party Candidate

Ernehale Ward

BURROWS, Antony
7 Killisick Road, Arnold, Nottm, NG5 8BY
Conservative Party Candidate

DAWSON, Robert James
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Conservative Party Candidate

ELLIS, David Sidney
63 Walsingham Road, Woodthorpe, Nottingham, NG5 4NQ
Labour and Co-operative Party

ELLIS, Roxanne Elizabeth
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Labour and Co-operative Party

KEY, Paul Richard
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Independent

PEET, Desmond Paul
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Independent

POYNTER, Raymond Andrew
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

SMITH, Philip Nigel
(Address in Gedling Borough)
UK
Independence Party (UKIP)

STANSFIELD, Jason Martin
48a Arnot Hill Road, Arnold, Nottinghamshire, NG5 6LL
Liberal Democrat

Gedling Ward

BEXON, Alan Sydney
18, Waterhouse Lane, Gedling, Nottm,
NG4 4BP
Conservative Party Candidate

COOK, Jane Louise
7a Victoria St, Gedling,
NG4 3JE
Conservative Party Candidate

DUNKIN, Maggie
10 Park Avenue, Carlton, Nottingham, NG4 3DP
Liberal Democrat Focus Team

HOLLINGSWORTH, Jenny
112 Main Road, Gedling, Nottingham, NG4 3HE
Labour Party

THOMAS, Jennifer Lynn
6 Third Avenue, Gedling, Nottingham,
NG4 3LL
Labour Party

WHITE, Martin George
177 Shelford Road, Gedling, Nottingham, NG4 4JH
Liberal Democrat Focus Team

Netherfield Ward

CLARKE, William John
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Labour Party

HAJAT, Essop
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

HAJAT, Fran
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

LARGE, Curtis Nicholas
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Conservative Party Candidate

MILLER, Barbara Sylvia Russell
120 Chandos Street, Netherfield, Nottingham,
NG4 2LW
Labour Party

PITMAN, Anthony
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Conservative Party Candidate

Newstead Abbey Ward

BARNFATHER, Chris
48 Milton Crescent, Ravenshead, Nottingham,
NG15 9BA
Conservative Party Candidate

HARDING, Ben
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Labour Party

HUCKERBY, Adam
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Labour Party

MURRAY, Simon Peregrine Gauvain
Blidworth Dale House, Longdale Lane, Ravenshead,
Nottinghamshire, NG15 9AL
Conservative Party Candidate

SMITH, Martin David
132a Main Road, Ravenshead, Nottingham, NG15 9GW
Conservative Party Candidate

SUTHERLAND, Tom
4 Chatsworth Close, Ravenshead, Nottingham, NG15 9JA
Liberal Democrat

SWIFT, Margaret Joan
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

TETLEY, Mark David
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

WRIGHT, Carol Ann
39 Swinton Rise, Ravenshead, Nottingham, NG15 9FS
Labour Party

Phoenix Ward

ELLWOOD, Andrew Mark
2 South View Road, Carlton, Nottingham,
NG4 3QL
Liberal Democrat Focus Team

GODWIN, Charlie
26 Willow Lane, Gedling, Nottingham, NG4 4DG
Conservative Party Candidate

HENRY, Verna Eliza
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Labour Party

HEWLETT, Cheryl June
3 Tennyson Avenue, Gedling, Nottingham, NG4 3HJ
Labour Party

TAYLOR, Chris
7 Ian Grove, Carlton, Notts, NG4 3EG
Conservative Party Candidate

TOWSEY- HINTON, Clive John
45 Wollaton Avenue, Gedling, Notts,
NG4 4HY
Liberal Democrat Focus Team

Plains Ward

BOYLE, Michael Aime
49 Kent Road, Mapperley, Nottingham, NG3 6BG
Labour Party

BUTTERWORTH, John
24 Bourne Street, Netherfield, Nottingham,
NG4 2FH
Labour Party

DOYLE, Kevin Backhouse
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Conservative Party Candidate

FAULCONBRIDGE, James Anthony Patrick
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Conservative Party Candidate

GLADWELL, Martin Nigel
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

HEWSON, Sarah
2 Walcot Court, Woodside Drive, Arnold, Nottingham,
NG5 7FN
Independent Network

KENEALLY, Rosa
104 Ramsey Drive, Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 6QQ
Labour Party

PARR, John Michael
Pathways,
19 Sheringham Close, Woodthorpe View,
Arnold, Nottingham
Conservative Party Candidate

PEARCE, Jen
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

STEELE, David Ian
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

STICKLAND, Don
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Independent

Porchester Ward

COLLIS, Bob
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Labour Party

DAWSON, Alan Peter Morrell
19 Pilkington Road, Porchester Gardens, Nottingham,
NG3 6HL
Liberal Democrat

NAJUK, Julie
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Labour Party

POWELL, Stephen John
Longcroft, Honeyknab Lane, Oxton,
NG25 OJX
Conservative Party Candidate

SMITH, Alison Joy
36 Linsdale Gardens, Gedling, Nottingham,
NG4 4GY
Conservative Party Candidate

SOAR, Seb
19a Hallam Road, Nottingham, NG3 6HA
Liberal Democrat

SWANN, Stephen Nicholas
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Conservative Party Candidate

SWIFT, Robert Andrew
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

TRUSCOTT, John
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Labour Party

Redhill Ward

ABBOTT, Michael
26 Mapperley Orchard, Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 8AG
Conservative Party Candidate

FOX, Kathryn
9 Cookson Avenue, Gedling, Nottm,
NG4 4GA
Labour Party

JONES, Tadeusz Zdzislaw Edward
24 Monsell Drive, Redhill, Nottingham,  NG5 8LY
Liberal Democrat

LITTLEFAIR, Malcolm Lulham
106 Church Road, Burton Joyce, Nottingham, NG14 5DQ
Conservative Party Candidate

LOWDON, Andrew
(Address in Gedling Borough)
UK Independence Party (UKIP)

PAYNE, Michael Richard
14 Derry Hill Road, Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 8HP
Labour Party

SUTHERLAND, John Antony
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

Trent Valley Ward

ADAMS, Michael James
149 Main Street, Burton Joyce, Nottingham, NG14 5EL
Conservative Party Candidate

FIFE, Richard Ian McDuff
23 St Helens Crescent, Burton Joyce, Notts, NG14 5DW
Liberal Democrat

FLYNN, John Edward
9 Glen Road, Burton Joyce, Nottingham, NG14 5BQ
Liberal Democrat

OGUNDIPE, Femi
22 Meadow Road, Netherfield,
Nottingham, NG4 2FF
Labour Party

SMITH, Sam Thomas
36 Linsdale Gardens, Gedling, Nottinghamshire,
NG4 4GY
Conservative Party Candidate

STRONG, Margaret Ruth
8 Ousebridge Drive, Carlton, Nottingham, NG4 3BJ
Labour Party

Woodthorpe Ward

CLIPSHAM, Mark Raymond
59 West Street, NG5 7DB
Conservative Party Candidate

MCCROSSEN, Ron
20 Calstock Road, Woodthorpe, Nottingham,
NG5 4FH
Labour Party

MCCROSSEN, Viv
20 Calstock Road, Woodthorpe, Nottingham,
NG5 4FH
Labour Party

PATTERSON, Roger
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

STEPHENSON, James Alan
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Conservative Party Candidate

SWIFT, Andrew Julian
(Address in Gedling Borough)
Liberal Democrat

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