Declaration for Normanton. Result is as follows:

• Kenneth BOOL (Conservative) – 1,020 votes
• Rob CAMPBELL (UKIP) – 399 votes
• Gale WALLER (Liberal Democrats) – 844 votes

Confirmation that Kenneth BOOL (Con) and Gale WALLER (Lib Dem) have been elected as Ward Members for Normanton.

Source: Live Election Results

From the Rutland County Council website:

Due to the way the 2015 Local Election must be administered, Rutland County Council is counting this year’s poll on Friday 8th May.

The count for the UK Parliamentary Election: Rutland and Melton Constituency was overseen by Melton Borough Council and took place at Melton Cattle Market, following the close of poll at 10pm on Thursday 7th May. You can view the full Parliamentary result here.

The Local Election count will take place at Victoria Hall in Oakham from 2pm, Friday 8th May 2015.

The count venue will not be open to the public however you can stay up-to-date with all the election results, as they are announced, by following us on Twitter (@RutlandCouncil).

A Live Election Blog will also appear on our website later today, streaming information and election results direct from Victoria Hall.

Source: Election 2015: Results
 
Tweets by @rutlandcouncil

Please see below notice of election agents for Rutland and Melton constituency

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As we all know the Government elections take place on the 7th May 2015 in the Community Wing.

What many villagers may not know is that your local North Luffenham Parish Council election is taking place on the same day.

This is a vote to elect the people who will sit on a Parish Council and make decisions about the village: planning applications, the Oval and the local issues that affect us. They represent you and the collective interests of the village.

A North Luffenham Parish Council has not had a contested election for over 20 years due to the fact that there are more people wanting to sit on the Council than there are places available.

Your vote on the 7th May will elect the people or person that you want to represent you.

Over the next few days leading up to the election, the village website will post the manifestos/profiles of candidates that are seeking your vote.

Please see notice below

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