ROYAL BOROUGH OF WINDSOR & MAIDENHEAD

Election of a Councillor for the 

DATCHET Borough ward

DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL

 

I, the undersigned, being the Returning Officer at the election held on Thursday 22 November 2018, DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the number of votes cast for each candidate at the election is as follows:

Name	Party	Votes	Elected
Cannon, David Paul	The Conservative Party Candidate	525	Elected
Foster, Deborah Anne	Labour Party Candidate	121
Larcombe, Ewan Charles William	National Flood Prevention Party	223
Moss, Christopher Donald Sibthorpe	Green Party	21
O’Flynn, Timothy Anthony Joseph	Liberal Democrats	48

 

AND I HEREBY DECLARE that David Paul Cannon has been duly elected. Turnout: 24.7%

 

David V. Scott

Returning Officer

Dated: 22 November 2018

 

 

 

Extract from the Windsor Observer 19/10/2018

Ewan to stand for borough council by Francis Batt.

 

FLAMBOYANT parish councillor Ewan Larcombe is to stand for the Royal Borough in the forthcoming by-election called in the wake of Cllr Jesse Grey’s death.

Mr Larcombe, 68, has lived in Datchet 41 years and is a great-grandfather. He will be standing for the Datchet ward formally represented by the late Cllr Grey.

A veteran member of Datchet and Wraysbury parish councils Mr Larcombe has often courted controversy.

He was convicted last year of assaulting a 14-year-old boy who came off his motorbike when Cllr Larcombe took a close up photograph, as part of his campaign against teenagers illegally riding on Datchet recreation ground.

He received a conditional discharge at Reading magistrates court which expires next month.

Mr Larcombe worked as an engineer specialising in design for manufacturing, spending time at Ford Motor Company and EMI before retiring.

He will be standing for the borough as an Independent. The by-election is on November 22.

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Link to source: https://www.windsorobserver.co.uk/news/16994180.ewan-to-stand-for-borough-council/?ref=mr&lp=2