John Shaw
John Shaw is a former Labour councillor for Holcombe ward and a former leader of Rochester-upon-Medway city council. He represented Holcombe ward between April 1998 and May 2003.
John has stood in nine elections in Medway. He has been elected on six occasions.
Political Career
John has served in the following posts:
Council Leadership
Medway Council
Gillingham Borough Council
Rochester-upon-Medway City Council
Some of Medway's current and former representatives have also represented other parts of the country in local government, devolved assemblies and both houses of parliament. Where possible, we have tried to include parliamentary roles in other parts of the country in this section, but owing to the time and research involved, some of this data may require updating.
Committee Memberships
John has served on the following committees:
Medway Council
With the exception of the council, committee terms shown are calculated by reference to the first and last attendance recorded for John. Click on the name of a committee above to see all its members and find out what role the committee plays on the council.
Voting History
Most decisions taken by councillors at meetings of the full council are made by unanimous agreement or, if the decision is disputed, by show of hands. However, the council's constitution states that in certain circumstances, or if six or more members request, a "recorded vote" may be taken, where each councillor's vote is recorded in the minutes of the meeting.
The votes recorded for John are as follows:
2000 to 2003
Recorded votes are only available from December 2001 onwards. Click on a vote to see the full details of the motion and how the other councillors voted.
Electoral History
John has stood in the following elections in Medway:
Medway Council
Gillingham Borough Council
Rochester-upon-Medway City Council
A green bar on the right hand side of the result indicates that John Shaw was elected, while a red bar indicates they were not elected. Click on a card to see the full results for that election.