1999 Milton Keynes Council election

1999 UK local government election March 2020 March 2020 The 1999 Milton Keynes Council election took place on 6 May 1999 to elect members of Milton Keynes Unitary Council in Buckinghamshire, England. One third of the council was up for election and the Labour party stayed in overall control of the council.https://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/static/vote_99/locals_99/html/constituency/153.stm Milton Keynes BBC News Online 12 March 2011 After the election, the composition of the council was Labour 27 Liberal Democrat 19 Conservative 4 Independent 1How Britain voted: Council Election Results 8 May 1999 The Independent 12 Background In the February before the election Milton Keynes held a referendum on the level of council tax increase there would be and the corresponding changes in services that would be made.Britain Votes: How Labour killed campaign Tactics Mullins Andrew 7 May 1999 The Independent 12In for a penny.. 7 April 1999 Edinburgh Evening News 10 Voters on a 45% turnout chose the middle option of a 9.8% increase, which meant that council tax levels were not a major issue in the election campaign. Election result The results saw Labour hold onto a majority on the council after the other parties failed to make the 2 gains needed to deprive Labour of control.Irate Hague 'sorts out' grovelling Duncan Watson Roland 8 May 1999 The Times 21 Overall turnout in the election was 29.1%.http://www.crest.ox.ac.uk/election/econ99tab.htm Local Election Results, 1999 2011-03-12 Centre for Research into Elections and Social Trends dead https://web.archive.org/web/20110724053301/http://www.crest.ox.ac.uk/election/econ99tab.htm 2011-07-24 Milton Keynes local election result 1999http://mkweb.co.uk/politics/DisplayArticle.asp?ID=683 Local Election Results May 6, 1999 Milton Keynes Council 12 March 2011 https://web.archive.org/web/20020618172927/http://mkweb.co.uk/politics/DisplayArticle.asp?ID=683 2002-06-18 How the nations voted 8 May 1999 The Times 48 Labour Party (UK) 8 1 1 0 47.1 36.8 11,370 Liberal Democrats (UK) 6 1 1 0 35.3 28.9 8,944 Conservative Party (UK) 2 1 1 0 11.8 29.4 9,079 Independent (politician) 1 0 0 0 5.9 3.4 1,066 Green Party of England and Wales 0 0 0 0 0 1.2 384 Campaign for Disabled 0 0 0 0 0 0.2 68 Ward results Campbell Park Liberal Democrats (UK) Isobel Wilson 1,353 61.5 Labour Party (UK) Martin Petchey 587 26.7 Conservative Party (UK) Malcolm Fryer-Kelsey 193 8.8 Campaign for Disabled Anita Rose 68 3.1 766 34.8 2,201 Liberal Democrats (UK) Danesborough Conservative Party (UK) Paul White 863 47.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) Derek Eastman 723 39.6 Labour Party (UK) Alan Hunter 240 13.1 140 7.7 1,826 Conservative Party (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Denbigh Labour Party (UK) Michael Legg 1,225 52.0 Conservative Party (UK) Roger Jacobs 774 32.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) Rosemary Drewett 359 15.2 451 19.1 2,358 Labour Party (UK) Emerson Valley Liberal Democrats (UK) Stuart Burke 896 52.0 Labour Party (UK) Leslie Hostler 596 34.6 Conservative Party (UK) Kevin Hall 232 13.5 300 17.4 1,724 Liberal Democrats (UK) Labour Party (UK) Fenny Stratford Labour Party (UK) Grant Gillingham 727 53.2 Conservative Party (UK) Dennis Thatcher 471 34.5 Liberal Democrats (UK) Alfred Vella 168 12.3 256 18.7 1,366 Labour Party (UK) Furzton Labour Party (UK) Roger Bristow 689 53.0 Conservative Party (UK) Dean Miah 371 28.5 Liberal Democrats (UK) Christopher Williams 241 18.5 318 24.4 1,301 Labour Party (UK) Hanslope Park Independent (politician) Bert Tapp 1,066 74.0 Conservative Party (UK) Neil Cawley 231 16.0 Labour Party (UK) Graeme Lindsay 96 6.7 Liberal Democrats (UK) Edis Bevan 47 3.3 835 58.0 1,440 Independent (politician) Linford North Liberal Democrats (UK) Alan Pugh 891 45.5 Conservative Party (UK) David Tunney 556 28.4 Labour Party (UK) John McLinton 445 22.7 Green Party of England and Wales Peter Edwards 67 3.4 335 17.1 1,959 Liberal Democrats (UK) Linford South Liberal Democrats (UK) Christine Tilley 712 43.7 Labour Party (UK) Gladstone McKenzie 603 37.0 Conservative Party (UK) Donald Hoyle 248 15.2 Green Party of England and Wales Clive Bailey 68 4.2 109 6.7 1,631 Liberal Democrats (UK) Loughton Park Labour Party (UK) Brian Gibbs 1,188 45.0 Conservative Party (UK) Andrew Dransfield 1,155 43.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) Isabella Fraser 296 11.2 33 1.3 2,639 Labour Party (UK) Ouse Valley Conservative Party (UK) John Ellis 659 58.7 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Whistlecraft 385 34.3 Labour Party (UK) David Jones 78 7.0 274 24.4 1,122 Conservative Party (UK) Sherington Liberal Democrats (UK) Patricia Seymour 786 63.9 Conservative Party (UK) Henry Powell-Shedden 388 31.5 Labour Party (UK) Ann Kirby 57 4.6 398 32.3 1,231 Liberal Democrats (UK) Stantonbury Labour Party (UK) Brian Morsley 963 53.1 Conservative Party (UK) Roy Miller 541 29.9 Liberal Democrats (UK) Robert Exon 244 13.5 Green Party of England and Wales Carol Barac 64 3.5 422 23.3 1,812 Labour Party (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Stony Stratford Labour Party (UK) Michael Pendry 1,240 46.8 Conservative Party (UK) Amanda Box 1,227 46.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jean Mooney 185 7.0 13 0.5 2,652 Labour Party (UK) Walton Park Liberal Democrats (UK) Ian Nuttall 1,182 63.7 Conservative Party (UK) Cherilyn Williams 370 19.9 Labour Party (UK) Arun Vaidyanathan 304 16.4 812 43.8 1,856 Liberal Democrats (UK) Wolverton Labour Party (UK) Norman Miles 1,115 59.9 Conservative Party (UK) Peter Davies 363 19.5 Liberal Democrats (UK) Michael Chapman 198 10.6 Green Party of England and Wales Alan Francis 185 9.9 752 40.4 1,861 Labour Party (UK) Woughton Labour Party (UK) Stephen Coventry 1,217 63.0 Conservative Party (UK) William Kenyon 437 22.6 Liberal Democrats (UK) Kenneth Otter 278 14.4 780 40.4 1,932 Labour Party (UK) References expanded Category:1999 English local elections 1999 Category:1990s in Buckinghamshire