Elections are almost here and a third of the total seats are up for grabs this year in Redditch.
A total of nine of the 27 seats on Redditch Borough Council will be contested at the local election on Thursday (May 7).
The voting areas include Astwood Bank & Feckenham, Batchley & Brockhill, Central, Greenlands & Lakeside, Headless Cross & Oakenshaw, Matchborough & Woodrow, North, Webheath & Callow Hill and Winyates.
Here is the list of candidates standing for election in each ward this year (listed alphabetically by surname):
Astwood Bank & Feckenham
- Roger Michael Bennett - Reform UK
- Monica Fry - Labour Party
- Christopher Holz - The Conservative Party
- John Malcolm Marsh - Liberal Democrats
- Kevin White - The Green Party
Batchley & Brockhill
- Kerrie Elizabeth Coope - Liberal Democrats
- Julian Grubb - The Conservative Party
- Lisa Marie King - The Green Party
- Ashley Monk - Reform UK
- Mark Tomes - Labour Party
Central
- Tim Bradley - The Green Party
- Pamela Ann Gee - Liberal Democrats
- Stephen Lloyd - Reform UK
- Gary Slim - Labour Party
- Alan John Smith - The Conservative Party
Greenlands & Lakeside
- Juma Begum - Labour Party
- Margot Bish - The Green Party
- David Bowater - The Conservative Party
- Nikki Lloyd - Reform UK
- Anthony Pitt - Liberal Democrats
Headless Cross & Oakenshaw
- Ben Bradley - The Green Party
- Susan Eacock - Reform UK
- Andrew Paul Fieldsend-Roxborough - Liberal Democrats
- David Munro - Labour Party
- Kyle Wakefield - The Conservative Party
Matchborough & Woodrow
- Juliet Ann Brunner - The Conservative Party
- David Howard Gee - Liberal Democrats
- Mark Harvey - Labour Party
- Kath Manning - The Green Party
- David Norman Meredith - Reform UK
North
- Karen Ashley - The Conservative Party
- Debbie Chance - Labour Party
- Nic Pioli - Reform UK
- Adam Scott Price - The Green Party
- Andy Thompson - Liberal Democrats
Webheath & Callow Hill
- Claire Mary Davies - The Green Party
- Simon Edward Famer - Reform UK
- Finlay Heath - The Conservative Party
- Edward John Killworth - Liberal Democrats
- Paul Wren - Labour Party
Winyates
- James Aston - Reform UK
- Clare Beckhelling - The Green Party
- Anita Janet Clayton - The Conservative Party
- Jim Heaney - Labour Party
- Jade Caroline Taylor - Liberal Democrats
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