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Gerrards Cross & Denham Ward Facts

Gerrards Cross & Denham is a ward in Buckinghamshire, South East. The official ward code is E05015952, which is used here to connect the boundary record with constituency links and local election results.

Ward Name Gerrards Cross & Denham
Ward Code E05015952
Council Area Buckinghamshire
County or Unitary Authority Buckinghamshire
Region South East
Country England
Westminster Constituency Beaconsfield, Chesham and Amersham
Split Ward Status Yes

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Local Authority

Buckinghamshire is the local authority recorded for Gerrards Cross & Denham. This council link helps place the ward within the wider administrative geography used for local services and election reporting.

Buckinghamshire

Gerrards Cross & Denham is part of the Buckinghamshire local authority district.

Parliamentary Constituency

Gerrards Cross & Denham is linked to more than one Westminster constituency in the boundary data, so constituency context should be checked carefully for this ward.

Beaconsfield, Chesham and Amersham

Gerrards Cross & Denham is part of the Beaconsfield, Chesham and Amersham parliamentary constituency.

Gerrards Cross & Denham Elected Candidates

The latest matched ward election result for Gerrards Cross & Denham is from 2025. Michael William Robert Bracken, Thomas Edward Dudley Broom, Jaspal Singh Chhokar were recorded as elected, representing Conservative and Unionist Party.

Michael William Robert Bracken

Conservative and Unionist Party

Elected

Michael William Robert Bracken was elected as councillor for Gerrards Cross & Denham with 1861 votes. Michael William Robert Bracken was elected as an incumbent in this election.

Thomas Edward Dudley Broom

Conservative and Unionist Party

Elected

Thomas Edward Dudley Broom was elected as councillor for Gerrards Cross & Denham with 1704 votes. Thomas Edward Dudley Broom was elected as an incumbent in this election.

Jaspal Singh Chhokar

Conservative and Unionist Party

Elected

Jaspal Singh Chhokar was elected as councillor for Gerrards Cross & Denham with 1700 votes. Jaspal Singh Chhokar was elected as an incumbent in this election.

All Candidates Running in Gerrards Cross & Denham

The candidate table shows the full 2025 ward contest for Gerrards Cross & Denham, including vote totals, calculated vote share, incumbent status and whether each candidate was elected. The table includes 13 candidates from 6 parties or groupings.

Name Party Votes Vote Share Gender Incumbent Result
Michael William Robert Bracken Conservative and Unionist Party 1861 14.67% Male Yes
Elected
Thomas Edward Dudley Broom Conservative and Unionist Party 1704 13.43% Male Yes
Elected
Jaspal Singh Chhokar Conservative and Unionist Party 1700 13.4% Male Yes
Elected
Sarah Davey Reform UK 1133 8.93% Female No
Not Elected
Tim Greenfield Reform UK 1124 8.86% Male No
Not Elected
Andrew Alexander Wood Independent 1122 8.84% Male Yes
Not Elected
John Anthony O'Keeffe Reform UK 991 7.81% Male No
Not Elected
Heena Amarshi Liberal Democrats 757 5.97% Female No
Not Elected
Stuart James Victor Galloway Liberal Democrats 752 5.93% Male No
Not Elected
Sevgi Arslan Liberal Democrats 595 4.69% Female No
Not Elected
Bob Hundal Green Party 406 3.2% Male No
Not Elected
Michael Anthony Kavanagh Labour Party 274 2.16% Male No
Not Elected
Mirji Ranganath Labour Party 268 2.11% Male No
Not Elected

Gerrards Cross & Denham Electorate Figures

Gerrards Cross & Denham had an electorate of 13,739 in 2025, with 4,572 ballots recorded and 33.18% turnout on the valid vote method.

Electorate

13739

Ballots

4572

Turnout

33.3

Invalid Votes

13

Election Data Available

Election data is available for Gerrards Cross & Denham in 2025. Historical rows are matched by ward code, so some years may be absent where boundaries or codes changed.

Gerrards Cross & Denham Election History

E05015952 has 1 matched election result rows in this dataset. The history table compares winners, seats, turnout, electorate and party vote totals for Gerrards Cross & Denham across the available years.

Year Winning candidates Seats Turnout Electorate Party votes
2025Michael William Robert Bracken, Thomas Edward Dudley Broom, Jaspal Singh Chhokar333.18%13,7395,553

Party Vote Trend

This chart tracks how the recorded party vote totals for Gerrards Cross & Denham have changed across 2025.

Turnout Trend

This chart shows the turnout trend for Gerrards Cross & Denham, using the available ward-level election rows matched to E05015952.

2025 Party Performance

Conservative recorded the highest party vote total in Gerrards Cross & Denham in 2025, with 1,861 votes. The figures below compare each party against the previous matched election year where available.

Conservative

1,861No previous result

Reform UK

1,133No previous result

Independent

1,122No previous result

Liberal Democrats

757No previous result

Green

406No previous result

Labour

274No previous result

Other

0No previous result

Previous Winners

These previous winner rows show how representation in Gerrards Cross & Denham has changed across the historical election records currently linked to this ward code.

2025Michael William Robert Bracken (Conservative and Unionist Party), Thomas Edward Dudley Broom (Conservative and Unionist Party), Jaspal Singh Chhokar (Conservative and Unionist Party)

What council is Gerrards Cross & Denham in?

Gerrards Cross & Denham is in the Buckinghamshire council area.

Which Westminster constituency is Gerrards Cross & Denham in?

Gerrards Cross & Denham is in the Beaconsfield, Chesham and Amersham Westminster constituency.

What is the ward code for Gerrards Cross & Denham?

The official ward code for Gerrards Cross & Denham is E05015952.

Is Gerrards Cross & Denham split between constituencies?

Yes. Gerrards Cross & Denham is split between 2 Westminster constituencies.

Who won the latest election in Gerrards Cross & Denham?

Michael William Robert Bracken, Thomas Edward Dudley Broom, Jaspal Singh Chhokar were recorded as elected councillors for Gerrards Cross & Denham in the latest available election result.

Who stood as candidates in Gerrards Cross & Denham?

Michael William Robert Bracken, Thomas Edward Dudley Broom, Jaspal Singh Chhokar, Sarah Davey, Tim Greenfield, Andrew Alexander Wood, John Anthony O'Keeffe, Heena Amarshi, Stuart James Victor Galloway, Sevgi Arslan, Bob Hundal, Michael Anthony Kavanagh, Mirji Ranganath stood as candidates in the latest available election result for Gerrards Cross & Denham.

What was turnout in Gerrards Cross & Denham?

4,572 ballots were cast in Gerrards Cross & Denham, with 33.18% valid-vote turnout in the latest available election result.

How did each party perform in Gerrards Cross & Denham?

Conservative recorded the highest party vote total in Gerrards Cross & Denham in 2025, with 1,861 votes. The figures below compare each party against the previous matched election year where available.

How many people were registered to vote in Gerrards Cross & Denham?

13,739 people were registered to vote in Gerrards Cross & Denham in the latest available election result.

How many invalid votes were there in Gerrards Cross & Denham?

13 invalid votes were recorded in the latest available election result for Gerrards Cross & Denham.