
County election list of candidates 2022
Full list of candidates standing in each ward in the Vale of Glamorgan:
Baruc
Three seats:
◾ Ziad Aled Assayed – Labour (suspended)
◾ Aoife Blight – Green Party
◾ Pierre Codron – Labour
◾ Harrison Gould – Conservative
◾ Ethan Shaun Harvey – Conservative
◾ Nicholas Peter Hodges – Plaid Cymru
◾ Mark Jonathan Hooper – Plaid Cymru
◾ Lynden Mack – Green Party
◾ Victoria Jaya Chaitanya – Conservative
◾ Hugh Stephen Thomas – Green Party
◾ Emily Warren – Labour
◾ Steffan Trefor Wiliam – Plaid Cymru
Buttrills
Two seats:
◾ Martin Drew – Conservative
◾ Philip Robert Johns – Labour
◾ Ian James Johnson – Plaid Cymru
◾ Susan Carol Lloyd-Selby – Labour
◾ Nadine Rachel Marshall – Plaid Cymru
◾ Katrin Munro – Green Party
◾ Neil Workman – Conservative
Cadoc
Four seats:
◾ Gareth Michael Ball – Labour
◾ Keira Barker – Green Party
◾ Gina Darling – Plaid Cymru
◾ Mandy Ewington – Conservative
◾ Ewan Goodjohn – Labour
◾ Calum Rhys Grant – Plaid Cymru
◾ David Jonathan Green – Conservative
◾ Catherine Iannucci – Labour
◾ Paul King – Plaid Cymru
◾ Byron Bowen Lewis – Plaid Cymru
◾ Rachel Nugent-Finn – Conservative
◾ Helen Payne – Labour
◾ Nathan Colin James Powell – Conservative
Castleland
Two seats:
◾ Thomas Anthony Browne – Conservative
◾ Millie Collins – Plaid Cymru
◾ Pamela Drake – Labour
◾ Mark Goodjohn – Labour
◾ Amy Greenfield – Green Party
◾ Rose Paine – Conservative
◾ Barry Ian Shaw – Plaid Cymru
Cornerswell
Two seats:
◾ Jemma Louise Angove – independent
◾ Rhiannon Birch – Labour
◾ Ian Buckley – Labour
◾ Richard Stewart Gow – Conservative
◾ Chris Sharp – Conservative
◾ David Wilton – Plaid Cymru
Court
Two seats:
◾ Elin Mai Blakemore – Green Party
◾ Bronwen Brooks – Labour
◾ Stuart Paul Burnell – Plaid Cymru
◾ Dennis Alan Clarke – Plaid Cymru
◾ David James Dutch – Conservative
◾ Sandra Perkes – Labour
◾ Michael Llewellyn Simmonds – Conservative
Cowbridge
Three seats:
◾ Charles Edward Alexander Champion – Conservative
◾ Geoff Cox
◾ Paul Eldridge – Labour
◾ Robert Fisher – Conservative
◾ Mike Hancock – Reform UK
◾ Hunter Jarvie
◾ Andrew Carey Parker
◾ Alec Trousdell – independent
◾ Nicholas James Wood – Conservative
Dinas Powys
Four seats:
◾ Anne Asbrey – Plaid Cymru
◾ Marianne Cowpe – Plaid Cymru
◾ Robert Crowley – Conservative
◾ Vince Driscoll – Conservative
◾ Chris Franks – Plaid Cymru
◾ Stephen Griffiths – Conservative
◾ Richard Grigg – Plaid Cymru
◾ Andrew Lamb – Labour
◾ Andy Robertson – Conservative
◾ Trevor Saunders – Labour
◾ Barry Southwell – Liberal Democrats
Dyfan
Two seats:
◾ Vincent James Bailey – Conservative
◾ Emma Jane Goodjohn – Labour
◾ Timothy Patrick Johnson – Plaid Cymru
◾ Belinda Loveluck-Edwards – Labour
◾ John McAllister – Plaid Cymru
◾ Sharon Catherine Richards – Green Party
◾ Leighton Owen Rowlands – Conservative
Gibbonsdown
Two seats:
◾ Julie Aviet – Labour
◾ Rhian Cummings – Conservative
◾ Benjamin Lloyd Driscoll – Conservative
◾ Paul Granjon – Green Party
◾ Janet Mary Johnson – Plaid Cymru
◾ Nicola Suzanne Reekie – Propel
◾ David Ian Weston – Plaid Cymru
◾ Margaret Rosemary Wilkinson – Labour
Illtyd
Three seats:
◾ Taif Ball – Plaid Cymru
◾ Oliver Batt – Conservative
◾ Janice Charles – Conservative
◾ Harry Driscoll – Conservative
◾ Howard Clive Hamilton – Labour
◾ Rachel Knox – Green Party
◾ Naomi Marshallsea – Labour
◾ Julie Ann McKinney – Plaid Cymru
◾ Tim McKinney – Plaid Cymru
◾ Don Reynolds – Green Party
Llandough
One seat:
◾ Jo Byworth-Morgan – Labour
◾ George Carroll – Conservative
Llandow
One seat:
◾ Christine Ann Cave – Conservative
◾ Andrew Arthur Murphy – Plaid Cymru
◾ Huw Powell – Labour
Llantwit Major
Four seats:
◾ Bob Gant – Conservative
◾ Bryan Godsell – Labour
◾ Sally Margaret Hanks – Llantwit First Independents
◾ David Heald – Plaid Cymru
◾ Tracy Hickson – Labour
◾ Gwyn John – Llantwit First Independents
◾ Lorna McCourt – Labour
◾ John Arthur Moisan – Conservative
◾ Andy Montgomery – Conservative
◾ Trevor Neatherway – Labour
◾ Jayne Margaret Norman – Llantwit First Independents
◾ Charlotte Alexandra Richards – Green Party
◾ Gordon Wilkie – Conservative
◾ Eddie Williams – Llantwit First Independents
Peterston-Super-Ely
One seat:
◾ Gary John Allman – Conservative
◾ Eleri Cubbage – Labour Co-operative Party
◾ Michael Morgan – independent
Plymouth
Two seats:
◾ Richard Cox – Labour
◾ Anthony Monroe Ernest – Conservative
◾ Ben Gray – independent
◾ Kathryn McCaffer – independent
◾ Adrian Roper – Plaid Cymru
◾ Rhys Thomas – Conservative
◾ Alex Wilson – Liberal Democrats
Rhoose
Three seats:
◾ Jane Allely – Green Party
◾ Gillian Bruce – Conservative
◾ Kyle Bulley – Conservative
◾ Samantha Campbell – independent
◾ Stuart James Field – Abolish the Welsh Assembly
◾ William Hennessy – Conservative
◾ Shirley Ann Hodges – Plaid Cymru
◾ Mark Lloyd-Selby – Labour
St Athan
Two seats:
◾ Stephen James Haines – Conservative
◾ Chloe Louise Marie Hunt – Conservative
◾ Julie Lynch-Wilson – Labour
◾ John William Thomas – independent
St Augustines
Three seats:
◾ Thomas Geoffrey Blenkinsop – Green Party
◾ Rhodri Davies – Plaid Cymru
◾ Christine Glossop – Green Party
◾ Matthew Hutchinson – Plaid Cymru
◾ Elliot Penn – Labour
◾ Sian Rees – Plaid Cymru
◾ Ruba Sivagnanam – Labour
◾ Anthony David Slaughter – Green Party
◾ Robin Jonathan Smith – Conservative
◾ Rod Thomas – Conservative
◾ Neil Christopher Thomas – Labour
◾ Jeff Tree – Conservative
St Brides Major
Two seats:
◾ Emma Hayhurst – Green Party
◾ Jo Protheroe – Labour
◾ Tim Ruscoe – Plaid Cymru
◾ Paul Silcox – Conservative
◾ Carys Stallard – Labour
◾ Robert Tate – Conservative
St Nicholas and Llancarfan
One seat:
◾ Gordon Christopher Kemp – Conservative
◾ Ian Anthony Neil Perry – independent
Stanwell
Two seats:
◾ Lis Burnett – Labour
◾ Steve Morgan – Conservative
◾ Anthony John Sawyer – Conservative
◾ Mark Wilson – Labour
Sully
Two seats:
◾ Kel Alderman – Conservative
◾ Wendy Gilligan – Labour
◾ Matthew Stuart Hall – Conservative
◾ Kevin Mahoney – independent
Wenvoe
One seat:
◾ Charlotte Louise Davies – Labour
◾ Russell Edward Godfrey – Conservative
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