Solihull Local Elections 2016

Thank you to the thousands of people across Solihull who supported our candidates in this years local elections. We are delighted that Cllr Glenis Slater was successfully re-elected in Elmdon, and Ade Adeyemo and Jo Fairburn have now joined the council for Lyndon and Olton respectively.

A huge thank you also to our brilliant team of candidates:

Elmdon- Glenis Slater

Dorridge and Hockley Heath- Paul Fairburn

Lyndon- Ade Adeyemo

Olton- Jo Fairburn

Shirley East- Peter Lee

Shirley South- Antony Rogers

Shirley West- Bradley Tucker

Silhill- Jan Mason

St Alphege- Martin Smith

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