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Paul Cador

Paul Cador

cllr.paul.cador@cornwall.gov.uk07928 965124

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Paul Cador is a Reform UK councillor representing the Saltash Trematon & Landrake ward on Cornwall Council. He serves as a member of a number of committees, including the Community Wellbeing Overview and Scrutiny Committee, the Health and Adult Social Care Overview and Scrutiny Committee, and the Licensing Act Committee, as well as its sub‑committees (Licensing Act Sub Committee, Miscellaneous Licensing Committee, Street Trading and Pavement Licensing Sub Committee, and Urgent Driver/Operator/Vehicle Sub Committee). In addition, he sits on the Cornwall Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority and is a member of the broader Cornwall Council body.

Cador’s recorded attendance for the reporting period was 23 out of 27 meetings, giving an attendance rate of 85.2 %. He has no recorded conduct cases and there is no expense data available for him. One active red flag is noted, classified as “slim_majority.” He received no media mentions. In the most recent election he was re‑elected with a narrow majority of nine votes (0.48 % of the total votes cast) in a turnout of 40.72 %, giving him an election vulnerability score of 71 out of 100; a swing of 0.24 % would be sufficient for the runner‑up to overtake him.

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News coverage

Coverage from cornwalllive.com, devonlive.com, plymouthherald.co.uk. May not be exhaustive.

Red Flags

Slim Majority13 Mar 2026

Won with a majority of just 9 votes (0.48%), making this one of Cornwall's most marginal seats.

Election History

VulnerableScore: 71/100 Stable
Won by 9 votes (0.5%)0.2% swing needed to unseat

Paul Cador was re‑elected with a majority of just 9 votes, equivalent to 0.48 % of the total votes cast in a turnout of 40.72 %. A swing of only 0.24 % would be required for the runner‑up (Liberal Democrat Steve Miller) to overtake him, and the margin has narrowed by 14.7 percentage points compared with the 2021 election. These figures, together with a vulnerability score of 71 out of 100, suggest the seat is highly contestable.

Cornwall Council Elections 2025 (2025)

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Paul Anthony CadorReform UK47725.4%
Steve MillerLiberal Democrat46824.9%
James Richard MillidgeIndependent33617.9%
Scott Andrew John SlavinConservative31316.7%
John BradyIndependent1176.2%
Liam Sean PaletteLabour995.3%
Charlotte Amanda ReynoldsGreen Party683.6%

Turnout: 40.7% (1,878 of 4,612 electors) · 2 spoilt votes

Cornwall Council Elections 2021 (2021)

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Martin WorthConservative93746.3%
Sam TamlinLiberal Democrat62931.1%
Ann WhyteLabour1437.1%
Steve MillerIndependent1376.8%
John BradyIndependent904.4%
Caleb BarronGreen Party874.3%

Attendance

85%overall attendance
CommitteeHeldAttendedRate
Cornwall Council66100%
East Sub-Area Planning Committee11100%
Health and Adult Social Care Overview and Scrutiny Committee11100%
Licensing Act Committee22100%
Licensing Act Sub Committee55100%
Miscellaneous Licensing Committee12867%

Voting Record

No recorded votes.

In the News

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Cllr Paul Cador?
Paul Cador is a Cornwall councillor representing the Saltash Trematon & Landrake ward as a Reform UK member.
What ward does Paul Cador represent?
Paul Cador represents Saltash Trematon & Landrake on Cornwall Council.
What is Paul Cador's meeting attendance rate?
Paul Cador has been recorded as present at 85% of Cornwall Council meetings (17 of 20 indexed by Cornwall Political Watch).
How can I contact Paul Cador?
You can contact Paul Cador by email at cllr.paul.cador@cornwall.gov.uk; by phone on 07928 965124. Cornwall Council also publishes contact details on the official members' page at democracy.cornwall.gov.uk.

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