Local Elections - Results

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We are awaiting the Declarations of Poll from New Forest District Council to confirm results

The results that came through from the live count are as follows;

Please keep checking NFDC results for full voting numbers

Buckland Ward

JEARRAD Edward Liberal Democrats Elected

KING Jeremy Victor Liberal Democrats Elected

PHILLIPS Hannah Liberal Democrats Elected

Lymington Town Ward

DUNNING Barry Frank Conservative Elected

ENGLAND Jacqueline Annette Independent Elected

FROST Sara Amanda Jane Conservative Elected

GRAY Richard Curtis Liberal Democrats Elected

PENSON Alan Keith Conservative Elected

Pennington Ward

BRINDLEY Thomas Henry Conservative Elected

DAVIES Jack Liberal Democrats Elected

HUMBER Martina Mary Ann Pennington Community Elected

LEWIS Iestyn Goronwy Liberal Democrats Elected

LOVELESS Ian Mark Conservative Elected

MCCARTHY Colm Vincent Liberal Democrat Elected

MORGAN Simon Anthony Crawford Liberal Democrats Elected

PRESS RELEASE

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05 May 2023

Water Bottle Refill Station installed at Bath Road Recreation Ground

A new water bottle refill station has been installed at Bath Road Recreation Ground.  Sited close to the riverside walk, it will enable users of the popular recreation area to access fresh water, whilst reducing the reliance on single use plastics.     

The outgoing Town Mayor is pictured at the water bottle refill station, installed by Lymington and Pennington Town Council.  A Coastal Fountain Fund grant of £2,000, was awarded by the Sea-Changers charity.  

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Town and Parish Elections 4th May 2023

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NOTICE OF ELECTION

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Town and Parish Elections 4th May 2023

NOTICE OF ELECTION

The statutory notices published below all relate to the Lymington and Pennington District, and Town and Parish elections scheduled to take place on Thursday 4 May 2023. 

Hard copies of all notices will be available for inspection at Lymington Town Hall, Avenue Road, Lymington SO41 9ZG

District Election
Lymington District Ward Notice of Election
Pennington District Ward Notice of Election

Town and Parish Election

Lymington & Pennington Town Council Notice of Election (Buckland Ward)
Lymington & Pennington Town Council Notice of Election (Lymington Ward)
Lymington & Pennington Town Council Notice of Election (Pennington Ward)

TOWN AND PARISH ELECTIONS - 4th MAY 2023

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All information for the local elections to be held on 4 May 2023 can be found on New Forest District Council's website - Voting and elections - New Forest District Council

Additional information for prospective candidates for Lymington and Pennington Town Council is available on the Electoral Commission website - Parish council elections in England | Electoral Commission

Annual Governance & Accountability Return (AGAR)

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PKF Littlejohn have now completed their audit of the AGAR for 2021/22 .  Lymington and Pennington Town Council are now publishing The Notice of Conclusion of Audit along with sections 1, 2 and 3 of the AGAR   – Annual Governance Statement 2021/22 (Section 1),  Accounting Statements 2021/22 (Section 2) and External Audit Report 2021/22 (Section 3).

APPLICATION FOR GRANT AID 2022

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Lymington & Pennington Town Council is pleased to announce that applications for Grant Aid may be submitted between 14 September 2022 and 14 November 2022

 

Grant awards will be made in December 2022.

If your Organisation’s objectives are to benefit the residents of Lymington and Pennington, you are encouraged to apply for a Grant. 

 Please click here to obtain a Grant Application.

Lymington and Pennington’s Proclamation of the King

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Crowds gathered at both Lymington and Pennington’s respective war memorials, on Sunday 11th September 2022, to hear the Accession Proclamation of the new King, Charles III.

The Town Mayor, Cllr James Hoare, delivered the proclamation, and commented;

 “ It was an honour yesterday to be asked to make the Local Proclamation in Lymington and Pennington to announce the Accession of King Charles III. Although there was little time to publicise the event, some 100 people gathered at the War Memorial outside St Thomas church at 3pm. It was an emotional occasion, marking the end of HM Queen Elizabeth’s long reign, and the succession of King Charles. The traffic slowed respectfully when they saw what was happening.

I then went to the War Memorial in Pennington with my fellow Councillors where I read the Local Proclamation to a smaller group of residents at 4pm. The sun was out and I enjoyed sharing thoughts and feelings about this historic moment with everyone afterwards.” 

The Town Mayor was joined by the Town Clerk, Louise Young, Hampshire County Councillor, Barry Dunning and Councillors from Lymington and Pennington, with the Deputy Town Mayor acting as Mace bearer and proceeding the Mayor to the ceremony.

Choir members from St Thomas’ Church Lymington attended, starting the National Anthem at the conclusion of the proclamation.

Many members of public attended with Sergeant Andrew Gwyer supporting the event.

Photos courtesy of Paul French