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Bruce Craze

Bruce Craze

Data last refreshed:

Attendance

74%

present at meetings

Rank

79

of 87 councillors

Active red flags

0

no current flags

Conduct cases

1

code of conduct cases

Code of Conduct

10 Feb 2026

The complainant alleged that Councillor B Craze failed to respond to two emails about a problem with council work; the council found no clear breach of the Code of Conduct and rejected the complaint.

Outcome: no breach

Attendance

74%overall attendance
CommitteeHeldAttendedRate
Cornwall Council10770%
Health and Adult Social Care Overview and Scrutiny Committee11100%
Licensing Act Committee2150%
West Sub-Area Planning Committee6583%

Voting Record

Cornwall Council doesn’t publish how individual councillors vote. Its minutes record each decision, not who voted which way.

Committee Memberships

Election History

CompetitiveScore: 46/100→ Stable
Won by 411 votes (27.4%)13.7% swing needed to unseat

In 2025, Bruce Craze secured a 411-vote majority (27.35 percentage points) over the runner-up, a margin that widened by 13.2 percentage points from the previous election. Turnout remained low at 28.49%, and with six candidates contesting the ward, the councillor appears moderately secure; a swing of 13.67% would be required to unseat them, placing the seat in the "competitive" range for vulnerability.

Cornwall Council Elections 2025 (2025) All 2025 results

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Bruce CrazeReform UK66244.0%✓
Simon BarnesLabour & Cooperative Party25116.7%
Reece Peter WeatherburnMebyon Kernow19312.8%
David AtherfoldConservative1429.4%
Jason David Lansbury FrostLiberal Democrat1318.7%
Jimmy Geach1248.3%

Turnout: 28.5% (1,503 of 5,275 electors) · 2 spoilt votes

Cornwall Council Elections 2021 (2021) All 2021 results

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Sally Anne WeedonConservative62542.1%✓
Donna BirrellLabour41527.9%
Paul HolmesLiberal Party in Cornwall18212.2%
Fergus WrightGreen Party1439.6%
Rhisiart Tal-E-BotMebyon Kernow775.2%
Shelley TaskerFreedom Alliance443.0%

Meeting Activity

Other media mentions

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In recent briefs

Daily-brief items naming Bruce Craze (last 90 days)

Twitter Mentions

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Profile

Bruce Craze represents the Four Lanes, Beacon & Troon ward for the Restore Britain party. His recorded attendance at council meetings is 13 out of 18, or 72 percent. He has one conduct case on file, which resulted in a finding of no breach. No expense data or media mentions are listed for him.

In the 2025 election, Craze secured a 411-vote majority, a margin of 27.35 percentage points over the runner-up. This margin widened by 13.2 percentage points from the previous election. Turnout was 28.49 percent.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Cllr Bruce Craze?
Bruce Craze is a Cornwall councillor representing the Four Lanes, Beacon & Troon ward as a Restore Britain member.
What ward does Bruce Craze represent?
Bruce Craze represents Four Lanes, Beacon & Troon on Cornwall Council.
What is Bruce Craze's meeting attendance rate?
Bruce Craze has been recorded as present at 74% of Cornwall Council meetings (14 of 19 indexed by Cornwall Political Watch).
How can I contact Bruce Craze?
You can contact Bruce Craze by email at [email protected]. Cornwall Council also publishes contact details on the official members' page at democracy.cornwall.gov.uk.
Are there any code-of-conduct cases involving Bruce Craze?
Cornwall Council's standards process has recorded 1 code-of-conduct case involving Bruce Craze. Each case is publicly viewable; see the Code of Conduct section of this page for details.

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