Crawley county council election candidates revealed


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The authority is currently run by a majority Conservative administration, with all seats being contested in May’s elections.
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Peter Lamb, who represents Northgate and Three Bridges and is also Labour leader of Crawley Borough Council, is the only county councillor in the town not standing for re-lection.
Incumbents are marked in bold.
Bewbush and Ifield West:
Christopher BROWN, UKIP
Martin KAIL, Green Party
Arshad KHAN, Justice Party
Chris OXLADE, Labour
Duncan PECK, Conservatives
Sarah SMITH, Lib Dems
Broadfield:
George BIRD, UKIP
Charlotte FRANCO, Green Party
Irshad JALALDEEN, Consertvatives
Brian QUINN, Labour
Stephen TALL, Lib Dems
Langley Green and Ifield East:
Brenda BURGESS, Conservatives
Ben FLETCHER, Green Party
Mike SARGENT, Lib Dems
Brenda SMITH, Labour
Maidenbower and Worth:
Paul CUMMINGS, Lib Dems
Leonard ELPHICK, UKIP
Daniel FLETCHER, Green Party
Bob LANZER, Conservatives
Peter SMITH, Labour
Northgate and West Green:
Sue MULLINS, Labour
Ian PENDLINGTON, Conservatives
Marko SCEPANOVIC, Lib Dems
Kevin WILLIAMS, UKIP
Sam WILTSHIRE, Green Party
Pound Hill:
Richard BURRETT, Conservatives
Daniel ELLIOTT, Green Party
Tahira RANA, Labour
Janet SETFORD-THOMPSON, UKIP
Valerie SPOONER, Lib Dem
Southgate and Gossops Green:
Kim JAGGARD, Conservatives
Michael JONES, Labour
Richard KAIL, Green Party
Neil SETFORD-THOMPSON, UKIP
Three Bridges:
David ANDERSON, Lib Dems
Julian CHARATAN, Labour
Danielle KAIL, Green Party
Charles PETTS, Consservatives
Martin RANN, UKIP
Tilgate and Furnace Green:
Duncan CROW, Conservatives
Allan GRIFFITHS, UKIP
Derek HARDMAN, Green Party
Kevin OSBORNE, Lib Dems
Raj SHARMA, Labour
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