2012 Maidstone Borough Council election

2012 UK local government election March 2025 November 2013 thumb|Results of the 2012 Maidstone District Council election The 2012 Maidstone Borough Council elections took place on Thursday 3 May 2012 to elect members of Maidstone Borough Council in Kent, England. One third of the council (19 seats) were scheduled for election, whilst an additional vacancy caused by the resignation of a sitting councillor was also filled in Heath ward, meaning a total of 20 of the borough's 55 seats were elected. Election result Maidstone local election result 2012 Conservative Party (UK) 10 9,916 Labour Party (UK) 1 4,269 Liberal Democrats (UK) 6 7,446 Green Party of England and Wales 0 1,865 Independent (politician) 3 2,123 UK Independence Party 0 565 National Front (UK) 0 97 Ward results Allington http://www.maidstone.gov.uk/pdf/StatementPersonsNominated.pdf Statement of Persons Nominated 2012-04-10 2012-05-02 Maidstone Borough Council https://web.archive.org/web/20120417125301/http://www.maidstone.gov.uk/pdf/StatementPersonsNominated.pdf 17 April 2012 dead Conservative Party (UK) Barry Ginley 613 Labour Party (UK) Wendy Hollands 266 Liberal Democrats (UK) Malcolm Robertson 1146 36% Barming Conservative Party (UK) Sue Black 182 Independent (politician) Fay Gooch 722 46% Bearsted Conservative Party (UK) Richard Ash 1340 Labour Party (UK) Steve Gibson 396 Green Party of England and Wales Ciaran Oliver 204 Liberal Democrats (UK) Geoffrey Samme 154 31% Boughton Monchelsea and Chart Sutton Labour Party (UK) Gill Annan 39 Conservative Party (UK) Andrew Le Hegarat 192 Independent (politician) Steve Munford 707 46% Boxley Labour Party (UK) Michael Beckwith 357 Conservative Party (UK) Wendy Hinder 1167 Green Party of England and Wales Andrew Waldie 186 26% Bridge Liberal Democrats (UK) Rob Field 407 Labour Party (UK) Bruce Heald 200 Green Party of England and Wales Robin Kinrade 141 Conservative Party (UK) James Ross 443 26% Coxheath and Hunton Green Party of England and Wales Denise Hay 114 Liberal Democrats (UK) Martin Rabicano 638 Labour Party (UK) Stella Randall 221 Conservative Party (UK) John Wilson 794 UK Independence Party Keith Woollven 222 34% East Liberal Democrats (UK) Martin Cox 1060 Conservative Party (UK) Tony Dennison 623 Green Party of England and Wales Hannah Patton 312 30% Fant Labour Party (UK) Paul Harper 548 Green Party of England and Wales Stuart Jeffrey 442 Conservative Party (UK) Stephen Paine 610 Liberal Democrats (UK) Irene Shepherd 311 28% Headcorn Green Party of England and Wales Penny Kemp Conservative Party (UK) Richard Thick Heath (2) Labour Party (UK) Patrick Coates 217 Labour Party (UK) Richard Coates 217 Conservative Party (UK) Scott Hahnefeld 349 Conservative Party (UK) Brian Moss 428 Liberal Democrats (UK) Mark Naghi 369 Green Party of England and Wales James Shalice 120 Liberal Democrats (UK) Bryan Vizzard 499 26% High Street Conservative Party (UK) Paul Butcher 374 Liberal Democrats (UK) Denise Joy 649 Green Party of England and Wales Wendy Lewis 113 Labour Party (UK) Marianna Poliszczuk 233 UK Independence Party John Stanford 176 23% Marden and Yalding Liberal Democrats (UK) Ralph Austin Labour Party (UK) Edith Davis Green Party of England and Wales Ian McDonald Conservative Party (UK) Steve McLoughlin North Downs Labour Party (UK) Audrey Gardner 84 Green Party of England and Wales Sarah Goodwin 66 Conservative Party (UK) Daphne Parvin 442 Independent (politician) Carol Vizzard 115 36% North Labour Party (UK) Keith Adkinson 206 UK Independence Party Charles Elliott 167 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jenni Paterson 907 Conservative Party (UK) Jeff Tree 381 27% Park Wood Conservative Party (UK) Gary Cooke 214 Labour Party (UK) Debbie Fernandez 276 Independent (politician) Daniel Moriarty 319 18% Shepway North Conservative Party (UK) Christopher Garland 742 46.0 Labour Party (UK) Jim Grogan 591 37.0 Green Party of England and Wales Stephen Muggeridge 167 10.0 National Front (UK) Gary Butler 97 6.0 151 1,597 Shepway South Conservative Party (UK) Bob Hinder 265 Independent (politician) Geoff Licence 260 Labour Party (UK) Malcolm McKay 418 21% South Liberal Democrats (UK) Ian Chittenden 1306 Conservative Party (UK) Vianne Gibbons 757 32% References Maidstone 2012 Category:2010s in Kent