Sitting Deputy Bob Hill easily retained his seat in St Martin. The result was as follows:

Bob Hill: 832
Martin Greene: 275

Spoilt papers: 5
%poll 43.75
Time declared: 8.45 pm

Sitting Deputy Bob Hill was challenged by newcomer Martin Greene for the one seat in St Martin.

Martin Greene (48)
Main concerns
Looking at the possibility of creating an open space for the community to use. Any problems brought to me by parishioners.
Address: Blanche Pierre, Rue du Blanc Pignon, St Martin.
Occupation: Runs an e-publishing business.
Proposers: Tim Wysmuller, Stephen Rylance, Andrew Moon, Jane Bravery, Michael Bravery, Linda Moon, Thomas Cornick, Matthew Roberts, Paul Green, Charles Pitter.

Deputy Bob Hill (68)
Main concerns
Assisting the Constable in addressing the drainage problems and resurfacing of the parish car park situated opposite the school. Addressing concerns regarding excess speed on the parish roads and lanes. Ensuring a satisfactory outcome from the longstanding ownership and financial responsibility of the roads, footpaths and grass verges in the existing Maufant Village and also assisting the residents of the new Maufant development to establish a residents’ association to ensure that those residents do not suffer the problems experienced by the residents in existing villages. Maintaining a balance between meeting a housing need for first buyers and encroachment in the countryside.
Address: Le Petit Haut de Rue, Rue de la Clochette, St Martin.
Occupation: States Member.
Proposers: Alan Mollet, Yvonne McNally, Francis Tadier, Annette Le Barz, John Reynel, Max Hewitt, Cynthia Binet, Anne Holden, Howard Le Roux, Percy Gicquel.