RUGBEIANS are going to the polls today (Thursday May 5) to elect councillors to Rugby Borough Council.
Candidates will contest 14 seats – a third of the total.
The Conservative group currently controls the council with 24 councillors. The Liberal Democrat group is the opposition party with nine councillors, while the Labour group has eight seats on the council.
Polls are now open, and will close at 10pm.
Candidates are as follows.
Admirals & Cawston
Richard James Brook (Green)
Dale Keeling (Conservative)
Isabelle Anne McKenzie (Liberal Democrats)
Michael James Moran (Labour)
Benn
Angela Josephine Dunne (Green)
Richard Oliver Harrington (Labour)
Rachel Elizabeth Lowe (Conservative)
Bilton
Laura Amy Michelle Clarke (Green)
Mark William Gore (Labour)
Toby James Patrick Lawrence (Conservative)
Stephen Warwick Pimm (Liberal Democrats)
Coton & Boughton
Edward John Blackburn (Liberal Democrats)
Alison Ann Livesey (Labour)
Jamie Pullin (Libertarian)
Jill Beverley Simpson-Vince (Conservative)
Mawgan Leo Tavares Stinchcombe (Green)
Dunsmore
Jonathan Carl Bennett (Liberal Democrats)
Kieren Richard George Brown (Labour)
Deepah Roberts (Conservative)
Eastlands
Sam Edwards (Liberal Democrats)
Ben Gladwin (Labour)
Becca Stevenson (Green)
Heidi Maria Thomas (Conservative)
Hillmorton
Julie Douglas (Liberal Democrats)
Ian James Picker (Conservative)
Audrey Kathleen Rooney-Ellis (Labour)
New Bilton
Christopher Johnson (Conservative)
Maralyn Janet Pickup (Green)
John Anthony Slinger (Labour)
Newbold & Brownsover
Ram Srivastava (Labour)
Joel Denis McNally Srodon (Conservative)
Mark Andrew Summers (Green)
Paddox
Bob Beggs (Green)
Bella Leathley (Conservative)
Chris Mawby (Labour)
Noreen Coral New (Liberal Democrats)
Revel & Binley Woods
Belinda Jane Garcia (Conservative)
Jonathan Richard Vickers (Labour)
Rokeby & Overslade
Sarah Yvonne Elizabeth Feeney (Labour)
Bill Lewis (Liberal Democrats)
Alex Osiatynski (Conservative)
Wolston & The Lawfords
Philip John Burns (Labour)
Lesley Karen Summers (Green)
Hossain Tafazzal (Liberal Democrats)
Simon Ward (Conservative)
Wolvey & Shilton
Christopher Stephen Lee (Labour)
Becky Maoudis (Conservative)
