Local Elections 2021

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The new Buckinghamshire Council was formed on 1 April 2020 but it was impossible to organise elections for Councillors in the frenzied atmosphere of early lockdown so here we are in 2021 and elections will take place on Thursday 6 May between 7am and 10pm.

Polling Stations
Anthony Hall, London Road, Aston Clinton, HP22 5HG
Buckland Village Hall,HP22 5HU
Halton Village Hall, Old School Close, HP22 5NG
Stoke Mandeville Methodist Church, Eskdale Road, HP22 5UJ
Wendover Memorial Hall, Wharf Road, HP22 6HF
Weston Turville Village Hall, School Approach, Main Street, HP22 5RW

Local candidates for Buckinghamshire Council are shown in the link here. To see an interactive map of the wards go to https://bit.ly/3g5qPRV

The wards shown are called:

Aston Clinton and Bierton
Wendover, Halton and Stoke Mandeville

All candidates listed were contacted for their details but some were unable to supply them in the short time between the closing of the nominations and the Wendover News copy dates.

The deadline for registering to vote passed on Monday 19 April. Similarly the deadline for applying for a new postal vote, postal proxy application or changing existing postal proxy votes passed on Tuesday 20 April and the deadline for applying to vote by proxy passed on Tuesday 27 April (correct at time of going to press).

The election counts for Buckinghamshire Council are scheduled for 9:30am on Saturday 8 May. The various manifestations of Wendover News online: https://wendovernews.co.uk; www.facebook.com/wendoveruknews; https://twitter.com/wendover_news will post the results when they are published by Buckinghamshire Council.

The count for the Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner is from 10am on Monday 11 May.

Uncontested elections for Parish Councils have been notified as:
Aston Clinton
Buckland
Halton
Stoke Mandeville for Stoke Grange
Stoke Mandeville for Stoke Mandeville Village
Wendover
Weston Turville

Wendover News will publish the results of the Council elections in the June print edition, delivered from Wednesday 26 May.