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Louise Blackman

Louise Blackman

Reform UKPerranporth
cllr.louise.blackman@cornwall.gov.uk

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Louise Blackman serves as a Reform UK councillor for the Perranporth ward on Cornwall Council. In her capacity she sits as a member of the Budget Development Overview and Scrutiny Committee, the Central Sub‑Area Planning Committee, the Health and Adult Social Care Overview and Scrutiny Committee, and the full council of Cornwall Council, participating in the oversight of fiscal planning, local development, health services and broader council governance.

Blackman has a perfect attendance record, having attended all 22 council meetings during the reporting period (100 % attendance). The public record shows no conduct cases against her and no expense data has been reported. One active red‑flag indicator is noted as “slim_majority,” and her election vulnerability score is 67 out of 100; she was elected with 568 votes, a majority of 98 votes (4.99 %) over the Independent candidate Steve Arthur in a turnout of 39.08 %, with the margin having narrowed since the previous election.

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Slim Majority13 Mar 2026

Won with a majority of just 98 votes (4.99%), making this one of Cornwall's most marginal seats.

Election History

VulnerableScore: 67/100 Stable
Won by 98 votes (5.0%)2.5% swing needed to unseat

Louise Blackman was elected in Perranporth with 568 votes, a majority of 98 votes (4.99%) over the runner‑up Independent candidate, Steve Arthur, in a turnout of 39.08%. The seat’s margin has narrowed by 9.2 percentage points from the previous election, and a swing of roughly 2.5 % would be sufficient to overturn her lead. With a vulnerability score of 67 out of 100, the result is classified as “Vulnerable.”

Cornwall Council Elections 2025 (2025)

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Louise BlackmanReform UK56828.9%
Steve ArthurIndependent47023.9%
Andy NetherwoodLabour40020.4%
Phillip HenwoodConservative25613.0%
Jo PoultonGreen Party1537.8%
Daniel GarsideLiberal Democrat1176.0%

Turnout: 39.1% (1,964 of 5,026 electors) · 5 spoilt votes

Cornwall Council Elections 2021 (2021)

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Steve ArthurConservative62633.6%
Michael CallanIndependent36119.4%
Lin ScoffinLabour32417.4%
Guy MitchellLiberal Democrat25113.5%
Joel AshtonGreen Party1658.9%
Rob NorringtonIndependent1377.3%

Cornwall Council Elections 2017 (2017)

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Michael CallanIndependent77850.2%
William Nathan RogersConservative59938.7%
David Henry NealeLiberal Democrat17211.1%

Turnout: 41.6% (1,549 of 3,728 electors) · 5 spoilt votes

Attendance

100%overall attendance
CommitteeHeldAttendedRate
Cabinet33100%
Central Sub-Area Planning Committee66100%
Cornwall Council66100%
Health and Adult Social Care Overview and Scrutiny Committee66100%
Strategic Planning Committee11100%

Voting Record

No recorded votes.

In the News

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Cllr Louise Blackman?
Louise Blackman is a Cornwall councillor representing the Perranporth ward as a Reform UK member.
What ward does Louise Blackman represent?
Louise Blackman represents Perranporth on Cornwall Council.
What is Louise Blackman's meeting attendance rate?
Louise Blackman has been recorded as present at 100% of Cornwall Council meetings (20 of 20 indexed by Cornwall Political Watch).
How can I contact Louise Blackman?
You can contact Louise Blackman by email at cllr.louise.blackman@cornwall.gov.uk. Cornwall Council also publishes contact details on the official members' page at democracy.cornwall.gov.uk.

On Budget Development Overview and Scrutiny Committee

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