We’ve asked all of the candidates standing for election to Cheshire East Council to provide our readers with a short introduction to themselves.
We’ll publish these daily for all 52 council wards (in alphabetical order) in the build up to the local elections on 4th May 2023.
You can view all of the Cheshire East Council candidate submissions together by clicking here.
Listed below are all of the candidates seeking your vote in the Crewe South ward.
Voters in Crewe South can select two candidates to represent them on Cheshire East Council.
Crewe South candidates:
- Adam Boulton-Rawlinson (Conservatives)
- Dawn Clark (Labour)
- Tom Maguire (Putting Crewe First)
- Ryan Moore (Conservatives)
- Toni Mortimer (Putting Crewe First)
- Laura Smith (Labour)
Adam Boulton-Rawlinson (Conservatives)
Nothing submitted.
Dawn Clark (Labour)
I was born in Crewe and have a wealth of experience working in local government over 38 years – mainly in community development, something that will be hugely beneficial if elected to serve residents.
I’m passionate about community cohesion and support many local initiatives – developing neighbourhood action groups, building community engagement.
I have served on many local groups such as Crewe Armed Forces Day, Valley Community Action and I am currently a trustee of Crewe Veterans Hub, A Statue for Ada and Cheshire Women’s Collaboration.
I am also co-lead of The Thursday Group which runs dementia cafes in Crewe and Nantwich. I’ve also served as a Crewe town councillor since November 2021.
I am currently chair at Pebblebrook Primary School and vice chair at Westminster Nursery – dedicated to rising aspirations.
As you can see I have a varied experience and am dedicated to serving residents in Crewe South.
Tom Maguire (Putting Crewe First)
Nothing submitted.
Ryan Moore (Conservatives)
Nothing submitted.
Toni Mortimer (Putting Crewe First)
Nothing submitted.
Laura Smith (Labour)
Born in Crewe, I was a teacher before my election to Parliament in 2017 where I represented Crewe and Nantwich until December 2019.
As well as being a mother of two children, I was elected as a councillor for Crewe South in 2020, working on the Southern Planning Committee and Children and Families Scrutiny Committee.
I am also a local school governor and co-founded the Nantwich Road Action Group to fight for additional resources in the area and I am committed to delivering for residents.
As well as this I work in the trade union movement, building campaigns to help communities in the UK as well as building initiatives around delivering a more democratic economy.
So Cheshire remains proudly non-partisan and has provided the same opportunity to all parties and independent candidates.
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