Conservatives keep hold of Bas Council

By Nub News Reporter

5th May 2023 | Local News

The Basildon count
The Basildon count

The Conservative Party has retained control of Basildon Council in the 2023 local elections. 

The party made one gain from the Wickford Independent group, with all other seats being held by incumbents. 

Labour described the evening as a success, with their local leader Maryam Yaqub saying that the Conservative vote share was reducing. 

Basildon Council leader Andrew Baggott said that national political issues had affected the result across the borough. 

The Conservatives now have 26 seats, winning 39% of the vote share. Labour won 29% vote share across the borough. 

Turnout was low, at just 22% across Basildon. 

All seats are contested next year, when the new boundary changes are introduced.

RESULTS

Billericay East

David John Dadds (Conservative) 1703  

Laura Natalie Clark (Lib Dems) 592

 Peter Francis Bunyan (Labour    525

Turnout 30%

Billericay West

Daniel Lawrence (Conservative) 1523    

Chris May (Lib Dems)     1062    

Gillian Palmer (Labour) 208       

Andrew John Anthony Brennan (Green Party) 168           

Turnout 32%

Burstead

Kevin Blake (Conservative) 1574

Chris Daffin (Lib Dem) 533

Malcolm Reid (Labour) 318       

Stewart Goshawk (Green Party) 166

Turnout 30%

Fryerns

Allan Robert Davies (Labour) 1165           

Sandeep Singh Sandhu (Conservative) 505         

Vivien Jennifer Howard (Lib Dem) 161   

Turnout 17%

Laindon Park

Victoria Onyinyechi Joseph (Labour) 754

Christopher Jason Lee Allen (Conservative) 729 

Tina Arnold (Independent) 307 

Stephen McCarthy (Lib Dem) 101             

Oliver Eugene McCarthy (Green Party) 93             

Christopher David Bateman (British Democrats) 89           

Phil Rackley (Breakthrough Party) 55      

Turnout 21%

Lee Chapel North

Terry Webb (Labour) 954             

Martyn Mordecai (Conservative) 468     

Mike Chandler (Lib Dem) 180

Turnout 16%

Nethermayne

Mo Larkin (Independent) 1560

Calum Peter Caira-Neeson (Labour) 450

Stanley Fona Edemakhiota (Conservative) 226       

Stephen William Nice (Lib Dem) 116

Turnout 22%

Pitsea North West

Patricia Reid (Labour) 872           

Mark Richard Cottrell (Conservative)      675

Martin Keith Howard (Lib Dem) 121       

Rainbow Serina (Green Party) 99

Turnout 19%

Pitsea South East

Craig Ronald Rimmer (Conservative) 915

Matthew Wright (Labour)            896       

Iurie Cojocaru (Independent) 335

Peter Geoffrey Lancaster (Lib Dem) 90

Turnout 25%

St Martin's

Maryam Yaqub (Labour) 628      

Deepak Shukla (Conservative) 322           

Philip Edward Jenkins (Liberal Democrats) 149    

Andrew Charles Buxton (Trade Unionist & Socialist Coalition) 119

Turnout 17%

Vange

Melissa Anne McGeorge (Labour)  630

Lewis Christopher Smith  (Conservative) 436

Peter John Harle Smith(Lib Dem) 68

Dave Murray (Trade Unionist & Socialist Coalition) 65

Turn out 17%

Wickford Castledon

Don Morris (Conservative) 668

David Harrison  (Wickford Independents) 442    

Stewart Adrian Mott (Lib Dem) 390         

Francesca Rothery (Labour) 266

Turnout 27%

Wickford North

Eunice Christine Brockman (Wickford Independents) 1180           

Mike Metcalfe (Conservative) 754

James Richard Wood (Labour) 389           

Nicola Denise Hoad (Lib Dem) 162

Dave Collins (Reform UK) 120    

Turnout 25%

Wickford Park

Yvonne Mary Child (Conservative) 613

Trevor Terence Hammond (Wickford Independents) 597

Dylan Montgomery Wright (Labour) 287     

Simon Blake (Lib Dem) 83

Turnout 22%

     

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