Salisbury City Council parish council election results 2025

The results of the Salisbury City Council parish council elections were announced, with 24 residents elected as councillors to represent the city’s eight wards for a four-year term.

The candidates elected for each ward are as follows:

Bemerton Heath:
Caroline Corbin (Labour) – 262 votes
Richard Johnson (Liberal Democrats) – 298 votes
Ed Rimmer (Reform) – 310 votes

Fisherton and Bemerton Village:
Jenny Bolwell (Labour) – 500 votes
Jeremy Nettle (Conservative) – 519 votes
Ricky Rogers (Labour) – 585 votes

Harnham East:
Mac Brown (Liberal Democrats) – 644 votes
Sven Hocking (Conservative) – 684 votes
Ted Last (Liberal Democrats) – 506 votes

Harnham West:
Brian Dalton (Liberal Democrats) – 880 votes
Annie Riddle (Independent) – 733 votes
Andrew Suddards (Conservative) – 467 votes

Milford:
Alan Bayliss (Liberal Democrats) – 809 votes
Phil Beaven (Liberal Democrats) – 712 votes
Patricia Podger (Labour) – 454 votes

St. Edmunds:
Samuel Foster (Liberal Democrats) – 747 votes
Bob Gann (Labour) – 488 votes
Paul Sample (Liberal Democrats) – 1030 votes

St. Francis and Stratford:
Atiqul Hoque (Independent) – 858 votes
Sharon Rideout (Labour) – 740 votes
John Wells (Independent) – 1132 votes

St. Pauls:
Samuel Charleston (Liberal Democrats) – 524 votes
Victoria Charleston (Liberal Democrats) – 492 votes
Chris Taylor (Conservative) – 593 votes

The first Full Council meeting is taking place on Saturday 10 May, where a Mayor and Deputy Mayor will be elected. Click here for further details: https://salisburycitycouncil.gov.uk/salisbury-city-council-prepares-for-annual-mayor-making-ceremony