Salford City Council has published the names of each candidate for this May’s upcoming local elections.
Held on Thursday 4th May 2023, it sees one seat for each of the 20 wards up for grabs. In Pendlebury and Clifton ward, there will be two seats to be won.
Labour currently hold 49 seats on the council, meaning they need just one win to retain their overall control of the council.
New election rules in place mean that voters will need to bring a form of ID in order to cast their ballot.
Here is the list of names of candidates standing in each ward:
Barton and Winton:
Antony Duke (Lib Dem)
Bernard Goldfine (Conservative)
David Anthony Lancaster (Labour)
Daniel Towers (Green)
Blackfriars and Trinity:
Emma Louise Cammell (Labour)
David Jones (Green)
Charlie Ng (Conservative)
Scott James Turner-Preece (Lib Dem)
Boothstown and Ellenbrook:
Diana Joy Battersby (Green)
Ian Leslie Chisnall (Lib Dem)
Su Matthews (Labour)
Darren Ward (Conservative)
Broughton:
Patience Assam (Conservative)
David Joseph Henry (Green)
Jim King (Labour and Co-Operative)
Ben Web (Lib Dem)
Cadishead and Lower Irlam:
Jackie Mountaine (Conservative)
Ninad Vivek Oak (Lib Dem)
Hannah Jane Robinson-Smith (Labour)
Claremont:
Ian Alexander McKinlay (Lib Dem)
Michael Thomas Pevitt (Labour)
Myrella Saunders (Conservative)
Christopher Seed (Green)
Eccles:
Karim Benze (Conservative)
John Richard Bridges (Lib Dem)
Sally Griffiths (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition)
Mike McCusker (Labour)
Nicola Smith (Green)
Higher Irlam and Peel Green:
Spencer Martin Fairbrother (Lib Dem)
Jack Smith (Green)
John David Walsh (Labour)
Paul Worcester (Conservative)
Kersal and Broughton Park:
James Thomas Bullen (Green)
Yirmiyahu Harari (Independent)
Ari Leitner (Conservative)
Jamie Twells (Lib Dem)
Philip Wilson-Marks (Labour)
Little Hulton:
Dorothy Chapman (Conservative)
Stuart Oxbrow (Green)
Stuart Michael Robbins (Lib Dem)
Robert Andrew Sharpe (Labour)
Ordsall:
Benjamin Grogan (Labour)
Paul Darren Heilbron (Lib Dem)
Jane Ransley (Green)
Emma Wade-Gledhill (Conservative)
Pendlebury and Clifton: (Two seats)
Kathleen Frances Allen (Green)
Adam Carney (Conservative)
Chris Cunliffe (Conservative)
Chioma Mgbeokwere (Labour)
Tamara Reilly (Green)
Kenneth William Thompson (Lib Dem)
Barry Warner (Labour)
Pendleton and Charlestown:
Martin Christopher Goodman (Conservative)
Wilson Nkurunziza (Labour)
Adam John Smithson (Green)
Benjamin James Thomas (Lib Dem)
Quays:
Jonathan Moore (Lib Dem)
Andrew Nadin (Green)
Jake Rowland (Labour)
Dan Swift (Conservative)
Swinton and Wardley:
Bill Hinds (Labour)
Joe O’Neill (Independent)
Liam James Cantona Waite (Green)
Sarah Wanjiku (Conservative)
Gareth Joseph Watkins (Lib Dem)
Swinton Park:
Jim Cammell (Labour)
Miranda Friedman (Conservative)
John Howard McLellan (Lib Dem)
Lisa Swarbrick (Green)
Walkden North:
Frederick Roy Battersby (Green)
Sammie Bellamy (Labour)
Craig Birtwistle (Reform UK)
Derek Barry Meades (Conservative)
Ashlea Simon (Britain First)
Walkden South:
Hilaria Asumu (Labour and Co-Operative)
Rowan Cerys Blessing (Lib Dem)
Janet Hainey (Conservative)
Anna Elizabeth Mackinlay Totterdill (Green)
Weaste and Seedley:
John Grant (Lib Dem)
Donna-Maree Louise Humphrey (Women’s Equality Party)
Alan Lederberger (Conservative)
Stephen James Lewthwaite (Social Democratic Party)
Andrea Romero O’Brien (Green)
Charlotte Youd (Labour)
Worsley and Westwood Park:
Christopher Bertenshaw (Green)
James Karl Blessing (Lib Dem)
Robin John Garrido (Conservative)
Michelle Mullen (Labour)
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