Thurmaston Conservatives

06/05/2023

We are extremely pleased to announce that all 3 Conservative Councillors were elected to represent Thurmaston for the next 4 years.

We appreciate everybody who voted and supported us throughout this campaign. Thank you Thurmaston - and please feel free to message us on here or via email with any queries that we can assist with.

04/05/2023

Polling Station Open till 10pm
Don't forget to Vote

03/05/2023

🚨Tomorrow is Polling Day so we encourage all Thurmaston residents to cast their vote.

🗳️Polling stations are open from 7am - 10pm & please remember to bring a form of ID with you in order to vote.

VOTE FOR GINA JACKSON, Cllr Brenda Seaton & MARK LOWE.

29/04/2023

Local Thurmaston candidate, Gina Jackson, out canvassing in Thurmaston around Silverdale on this sunny afternoon 🌤️

22/04/2023

A brilliant day in Thurmaston with your local Conservative Councillors - Gina Jackson, Brenda Seaton and Mark Lowe and Charnwood MP, Edward Argar.

Cllr Brenda Seaton Thurmaston Ridgemere Conservatives

17/04/2023

VOTE FOR YOUR LOCAL THURMASTON COUNCILLOR Cllr Brenda Seaton ALONGSIDE MARK LOWE & GINA JACKSON ON THURSDAY MAY 4TH 2023.

If you have chosen to vote by post in the Charnwood local elections on May 4th, the forms will be popping through your letterbox this week.
I am honoured to have represented Thurmaston in Charnwood as your borough councillor and would very much like to continue for another term.
I try to be active in village life. I am a Trustee of Silverdale Communty Centre, a trustee of Thurmaston community library, a parish councillor and a governor of Church Hill Junior School as well as an active member of Thurmaston Action Group.
Thurmaston is my home, my children’s home and my grandchildren’s home and I help organise events within the village like the carnival and the recent Easter egg hunt as well as helping out at the food bank held at St Micheal’s and all Angel’s Church.
Many will know me through reading my regular article in the Thurmaston Times where I try to keep the readers informed of what is happening in their village, what is planned and what I have been working towards. Many connect with me when joining me in litter picks, taking my grandchildren to school or just walking the dog.
Because I live in the village I am easily contacted and quick to respond to residents issues and concerns. I may not always agree and may not be able to ‘fix’ the issue but I will always try my hardest to mitigate the problem.
I wish to continue to serve Thurmaston but to do that I need you to vote for me, Brenda Seaton, either by post or at the polling station on May 4th.
Thank you for reading this.

30/03/2023

Mark is a local resident, living in Thurmaston and is proud of his childhood village and its community feeling. Mark is a local businessman and serves his community as Chair of the Parish and as a Borough councillor.

Mark has enjoyed supporting residents over the past four years making sure that the issues that affect the community are heard.

Mark believes that through his hard work and dedication, he can make lives better in his village.

29/03/2023

Cllr Brenda Seaton lives in Thurmaston and has always been at the heart of Thurmaston’s community.

She has been, and will continue to be, an active and vocal supporter of Thurmaston residents. Always ready to fight Thurmaston’s corner at Charnwood.

She is passionate about the village and promotes it at every opportunity. She is a trustee for Thurmaston Community Centre and Library, a Parish, Borough and County Councillor, a Governor at Churchill Junior School and a member of Silverdale medical Centre’s Patient Participation Group.

28/03/2023

Introducing our newest addition to the Thurmaston team, Gina Jackson, who will be standing to be your local Thurmaston candidate on 4th May 2023.

Gina says: “I have lived in Thurmaston all of my life and attended local schools in the area whilst growing up.

I have worked locally, including GE Lighting, where I met my late husband who sadly passed away in 2020.

Following the passing of my husband, the support I received from not only my friends and family, but also others residing in Thurmaston, highlights the great community spirit we hold in our village. It makes me immensely proud to live in Thurmaston, and I’d be grateful to be given an opportunity to represent Thurmaston and work alongside long-standing councillors: Cllr Brenda Seaton and Mark Lowe.

In my spare time, you’ll find me at one of the two horse riding clubs that I am a member of, where I regularly help out at shows and compete at a local level, or you’ll find me growing tomatoes which I use to make chutney!”