Green Candidate Wins Uncontested Prescot Town Council Seat
The Green Party have won their third seat on Prescot Town Council – this time without the need for an election.
No one stood to contest the ward, so sole candidate Pat Cook was announced the new member for Prescot East today (23 June 2017).
The seat was made vacant by the resignation of Labour town councillor Kath Swales for personal reasons earlier this year.
Ms Cook is now one of three Green members on the mostly Labour council, along with Kai Taylor and Joanne Burke.
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