The number of bureau seats has been reduced from 60 to 48 following boundary changes approved in 2021.
A total of 60 candidates were nominated in 26 constituencies.
This is the first local elections since 2019 to be held in the forest. Unlike many other local governments, the council only holds elections every four years and each seat is contested.
Votes will be counted on Friday, May 5th at the Applemore Health and Recreation Center. The results are expected to be announced in the afternoon.
The current political makeup is 43 Conservatives, 13 Liberal Democrats and four Independents.
Ashley, Bashley and Fernhill (2 seats)
Chloe Bellamy – work
Jeff Blunden – Conservatives
Jill Cleary – Conservatives
Simon Morgan – Liberal Democrats
Paul Moxie Pitt – Green Party
John Pemberton – Green Party
Keith Roberts – work
Michael Scott-Jones – Liberal Democrats
Ashhurst, Bramshaw, Copithorne and Netley Marsh (2)
Muriel Friend – work
James Hartley-Binns – Conservative
Tim Mowby – work
Joe Reilly – Independent
Ben Thompson – Liberal Democrats
Derek Tipp – Conservatives
Balaard (1)
Charles Baker – Liberal Democrats
Emily Hamilton – Green Party
Nick Lambert – the first in the UK
Neil Tangate – Conservatives
Helen Wallis-Dowling – work
Barton & Becton (2)
Christina Bourdilon – The Greens
Keith Craze – Conservatives
Susan Lewis – Liberal Democrats
Goodbye Macaskill – Green Party
Alan O’Sullivan – Conservatives
Rainer Price – Liberal Democrats
Pete Terry – work
Brunsgaard, Burghley, Snot and Ringwood East (2)
John Adams – Conservative
Anna Kollar – Green Party
Kevin Flack – work
Pippa Haywood – work
Nigel Linford – independent
Neil Millington – Green Party
Dean Samber – Conservatives
Brockenhurst and Denny Lodge (1)
Michael Harris – Conservative
John Horn – work
Adam Parker – Green Party
Dibden and Dibden Purlie (2)
Emily Heron – Conservatives
Stephanie Osborne – Liberal Democrats
Lee Smith – work
David Tweedell – Conservatives
Malcolm Wade – Liberal Democrats
Brian Wilkinson – work
Downlands and Forest North (1)
Annie Bellows – Conservatives
Martin Phillips – work
Janet Richards – Green Party
Foley, Blackfield, Culshot & Langley (2)
Alan Alvey – Conservatives
Michael Garside – work
Patricia Gillam – work
Matthew Hartmann – Conservatives
Angela Pearson – Liberal Democrats
Janie Rose – Liberal Democrats
Fordingbridge, Godshill and Hyde (2)
Jasmine Bessie – work
Leila Cameron – work
Robert Heron – Conservatives
David Millar – Liberal Democrats
Ann Sevier – Conservatives
Phil Woods – Liberal Democrats
Forest and Sun (1)
James Gallagher – Green Party
Dan Pool – Conservatives
Vincent Slattery – work
Hardley, Halbury and North Blackfield (2)
Peter Armstrong – independent
David Cole – Liberal Democrats
Allan Glass – Conservatives
Sherry Johnston – Laboratory
Josie Poole – Conservatives
Sally Reid – Liberal Democrats
Keri Roberts – work
Paul Saunders – Independent
High Central (2)
Ivan Karic – work
Philip Dowd – Liberal Democrats
Chris Harrison – Conservatives
Terry Marwood – Conservatives
Scott Saffin – work
Alex Wade – Liberal Democrats
High South (2)
Mark Clark – Liberal Democrats
Sean Cullen – Liberal Democrats
Eric Davy – Conservatives
Claire Davison – work
Katherine Herbert – work
Brenda Spiering – Conservatives
Laymeton (2)
Barry Dunning – Conservatives
Jackie England – independent
Trina Hart – work
Ted Gerrad – Liberal Democrats
Hannah Phillips – Liberal Democrats
Simon Smith – Conservatives
Jerry Weber – work
Lyndhurst & Minstead (1)
Hilary Brand – Liberal Democrats
Bryce Stratford – Conservatives
Christopher Wilshere – work
Marchwood and Eling (2)
Sue Bennison – Conservatives
Kenneth Kershaw – work
Patrick Mballa – Liberal Democrats
Dave Moran – work
Lindsey Shelley – Liberal Democrats
Richard Young – Conservative
Milford & Hordle (3)
Dominic Boddington – Green Party
Sandra Delemar – Liberal Democrats
David Hawkins – Conservatives
Emily Jagger – Liberal Democrats
Stuart Nandi – work
Reid Alvin – Conservatives
Helen Sloan – work
Ivor Spreadbury – Independent
Christine Ward – Conservative
Melon (2)
Martin Ashman – work
Steve Clark – Conservatives
Steve Davis – Conservatives
Wyn Davis – Liberal Democrats
Joe Drayton – Liberal Democrats
Pennsylvania (2)
Bronwen Bridges – work
Tom Brindley – Conservatives
Jack Davis – Liberal Democrats
Ian Loveless – Conservatives
Colm McCarthy – Liberal Democrats
Joanna Sawkins – work
Ringwood North and Ellingham (2)
Liz Barron – Liberal Democrats
Luke Dudford – Liberal Democrats
Jeremy Fenner – Green Party
John Heywood – work
Peter Kelleher – work
Derek Scott – Conservatives
Michael Thierry – Conservative
Ringwald South (2)
Jeremy Allen – Liberal Democrats
Philip Doug – Independent
Gareth Deboos – independent
Jeremy Heron – Conservatives
Cameron McDonald – Liberal Democrats
Stephen Rippon-Swain – Conservative
Timothy Rowe – Green Party
James Swier – work
Glenys Turner – work
swing (1)
Peter Dance – work
Simon King – Green Party
Barry Rickman – Conservatives
Totton Central (2)
Jan Coombs – independent
Adrian Johnston – work
Matt Kangarani – Liberal Democrats
Ian Murray – Conservatives
Francis Orchard – independent
Stephen Shepherd – Liberal Democrats
John Sleep – Conservatives
David Smith – work
Totton North (3)
Roland Bishop – work
Alex Brunsdon – Liberal Democrats
Kathleen Crisell – Conservative
Lyn Francis – Liberal Democrats
Kenneth Garrick – work
Lynn Garrick – work
Steve Hardingson – Liberal Democrats
Chris Lagdon – independent
Neville Penman – Conservatives
Dave Penny – Conservatives
Ron Scrivens – Independent
Totton South (2)
Lisa Carter – Conservatives
Alan Goodfellow – work
Len Harris – Conservative
David Harrison – Liberal Democrats
Caroline Rackham – Liberal Democrat
Keith Rogers – work
Author: Chris Yandel
Source: DailyEcho
