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Another election to take place in Oakham after the resignation of former Cllr Ian Razzell

By Evie Payne

9th Jun 2022 | Local News

Former Cllr Ian Razzell (image courtesy of RCC)
Former Cllr Ian Razzell (image courtesy of RCC)

A Notice of Election has been published for the Office of Rutland County Councillor for Oakham South Ward, following the resignation of former councillor Ian Razzell.

Following receipt of a request from two local government electors, an election will be held to fill this vacancy on Thursday 14 July 2022. Further details can be found in the full Notice of Election, published online.

Nomination packs for candidates wishing to stand in this election are available from the Council's Elections Office. Anyone who would like to request a pack must first contact the Elections Office by phone, by calling: 01572 758 385 or 01572 720 907.

Nomination papers must be completed and delivered by hand to the Returning Officer at Rutland County Council, Catmose, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6HP. Returns must be made between the hours of 10am and 4pm Monday to Friday following the date of the publication of the Notice of Election, but no later than 4pm on Friday the 17th of June 2022. 

Find out about other changes to the formation of Rutland County Council, including the appointment of Lucy Stephenson as the Leader of Rutland County Council with Oakham Nub News.

     

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