Pip Allam Elected as New Parish Councillor in Great Bromley

Pip Allam secured 123 votes in a by-election for Great Bromley Parish Council, with a turnout of 22.37%.

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Pip Allam has been elected as the new parish councillor for Great Bromley, securing 123 votes in a by-election held on Thursday, 22 October.

Two candidates contested the seat on Great Bromley Parish Council. Pip Allam received 123 votes, while fellow candidate Andrew Childs secured 83 votes. The turnout for the election was 22.37%.
The full election results were: Pip Allam - 123 votes, and Andrew Childs - 83 votes. The asterisk denotes the elected candidate.
Ian Davidson, Returning Officer, expressed gratitude to all involved in the by-election process. "Thank you to both candidates for standing and to everyone in Great Bromley who took the time to vote, whether by post or at the polling station," he stated. He also thanked the TDC elections team and polling station staff for their work in ensuring the process ran smoothly.
Further details on the full election results can be found on the TDC website.
Based on information from the official source: Tendring District Council (23/10/2026)