About Crewe and Nantwich

Crewe and Nantwich Borough Council

Crewe and Nantwich Borough Council is made up of 56 Councillors representing 27 Wards with approximately one-third elected three years in four. Following the last Borough Council elections held on 3rd May 2007 the political composition was:

• Conservative 28

• Labour 17

• Liberal Democrat 6

• Nantwich Independent 3

• Independent 2

• TOTAL 56

The Liberal Democrats 6 Councillors represent 3 wards in Crewe and Nantwich: Delamere, St John's and Valley.

• Crewe and Nantwich Borough Council Election Results 2007.

Cheshire East Council / Unitary Authority

Cheshire East Council will bring together the boroughs of Macclesfield, Congleton and Crewe & Nantwich, and Cheshire County Council. It will take over local government services including highways, education, social services and refuse collections on April 1, 2009. The new Council will be the third largest unitary authority in the North West, covering a population of 358,900.

In May 2008, there were "all-out" elections for all wards based on the existing County Council electoral divisions. There were three councillors elected for each of the 27 wards in Cheshire East, making 81 Councillors in total. The electoral wards from Crewe and Nantwich are Cholmondley, Crewe East, Crewe North, Crewe South, Crewe West, Doddington, Nantwich and Rope.

The next elections are then due to take place in May 2011. From May 2008 until April 2009, the Council will act as a "Shadow" Council making preparations for the new Council coming into existence.

On 1st May, two Liberal Democrat candidates David Cannon and Betty Howell topped the poll in Crewe South, and were therefore elected to the new East Cheshire Council.

• East Cheshire Liberal Democrat Councillors.

• Cheshire East Unitary Council Ward Finder.

Crewe and Nantwich Parliamentary Constituency

Click the map above to view larger map. Crewe and Nantwich Parliamentary Constituency Map image produced from the Ordnance Survey Election-Map (www.election-maps.co.uk) service. Image reproduced with kind permission of Ordnance Survey (www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk).

At the 2005 General Election the Liberal Democrats increased our vote by over 5% - the largest increase of any Party.

The boundaries of the constituency are not contiguous with the local government district of Crewe and Nantwich, in particular omitting much of the rural area west of Nantwich, and parts of the north of the town of Crewe around Leighton Hospital, which are in the Eddisbury constituency. [Source: Wikipedia]

• Crewe and Nantwich General Election Result 2005.

• Crewe and Nantwich General Election Result 2001.