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2006 Harrogate Borough Council election
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2006 UK local government election
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The 2006 Harrogate Council election took place on 4 May 2006 to elect members of Harrogate Borough Council in North Yorkshire, England. One third of the council was up for election and the Conservative Party lost overall control of the council to no overall control. https://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/bsp/hi/vote2006/locals/html/36ud.stm Local elections: Harrogate 16 January 2011 BBC News Online
After the election, the composition of the council was:
Conservative 27
Liberal Democrat 22
Independent 5 Local elections 2006: Results in full The Guardian 20 6 May 2006
Background
Before the election the Conservatives controlled the council with 29 of the 54 seats. Councillor to step down Harrogate Advertiser 7 April 2006 19 seats were contested in the election, with the Conservatives defending 8, the Liberal Democrats 9 and independents 2. District council seats at stake Harrogate Advertiser 28 April 2006 The Conservatives stood in every ward, while the Liberal Democrats contested 18 of the 19 wards. A Conservative cabinet member Alan Skidmore stepped down as a councillor at the election after previously representing Ripon Spa ward.
Election result
The results saw the Conservatives lose their majority on the council after losing 3 seats. Shock losses for Tories Harrogate Advertiser 5 May 2006 They finished with 27 seats, half of the 54 seats, after Bilton and Knaresborough King James were gained by the Liberal Democrats. The Conservatives also lost another seat in Ripon to an independent, but did gain High Harrogate from the Liberal Democrats. This meant the Liberal Democrats ended with 22 seats and there were 5 independents, after the independents won all 3 seats in Ripon. Election triumph for independents Harrogate Advertiser 12 May 2006 Overall turnout was nearly 40%, a little above the national average. Tories lose control as local voters buck trend Harrogate Advertiser 12 May 2006
Harrogate local election result 2006 http://www.harrogate.gov.uk/pdf/2006.DISTRICTRESULTS.PDF District Council election 16 January 2011 Harrogate Borough Council October 2017 InternetArchiveBot yes Local elections The Times 64 6 May 2006
Liberal Democrats (UK)
10
2
1
+1
52.6
45.8
14,065
+11.6
Conservative Party (UK)
6
1
3
-2
31.6
40.4
12,420
-22.1
Independent (politician)
3
1
0
+1
15.8
9.7
2,996
+7.2
Labour Party (UK)
0
0
0
0
0.0
3.6
1,092
+3.6
British National Party
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.5
162
-0.2
Ward results
Bilton
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Morris Lightfoot
906
52.4
+7.1
Conservative Party (UK)
Heather Adderley
770
44.5
-6.3
Labour Party (UK)
Harinder Mann
53
3.1
-0.8
136
7.9
1,729
41.1
+0.3
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Granby
Liberal Democrats (UK)
John Fox
1,008
74.8
+8.6
Conservative Party (UK)
David Pearson
276
20.5
-4.8
Labour Party (UK)
David King
63
4.7
-3.7
732
54.3
+13.4
1,347
31.9
+8.1
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Harlow Moor
Conservative Party (UK)
Donald MacKenzie
1,049
61.8
-2.6
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Matthew Webber
648
38.2
+7.0
401
23.6
-9.6
1,697
40.9
+2.3
Conservative Party (UK)
High Harrogate
Conservative Party (UK)
Jayne Brotherton
808
51.9
+3.3
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Stephen Macare
674
43.2
-2.0
Labour Party (UK)
Deborah Havercroft
76
4.9
-1.3
136
8.7
+5.3
1,556
37.8
+5.7
Conservative Party (UK)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Hookstone
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Patricia Marsh
1,137
61.6
+5.2
Conservative Party (UK)
Richard Cain
652
35.3
-4.7
Labour Party (UK)
Patricia Foxall
57
3.1
-0.5
485
26.3
+10.0
1,846
42.4
+3.6
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Knaresborough East
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Christine Willoughby
795
59.4
-2.5
Conservative Party (UK)
Timothy Hunter
409
30.6
-7.5
Labour Party (UK)
David Crosthwaite
134
10.0
+10.0
386
28.8
+4.9
1,338
35.2
+6.5
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Knaresborough King James
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Bill Hoult
927
49.9
+4.0
Conservative Party (UK)
Michael Gallico
857
46.2
-1.7
Labour Party (UK)
Simon Hutchings
72
3.9
-2.3
70
3.8
1,856
48.0
+7.1
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Knaresborough Scriven Park
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Anne Jones
768
53.0
+15.6
Conservative Party (UK)
Robert Aspin
556
38.3
+1.9
Labour Party (UK)
Alan Beatham
126
8.7
+8.7
212
14.6
+13.6
1,450
38.7
+1.6
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Low Harrogate
Conservative Party (UK)
Eric Cooper
781
55.0
-10.5
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Carol Brooks
639
45.0
+15.9
142
10.0
-26.4
1,420
36.4
+5.5
Conservative Party (UK)
New Park
Liberal Democrats (UK)
John Lockhart
954
71.6
+5.9
Conservative Party (UK)
Geoffrey Tweedy
378
28.4
+1.5
576
43.2
+4.4
1,332
34.4
+7.9
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Pannal
Conservative Party (UK)
Frederick Willis
1,593
73.7
+9.7
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Neil Gledhill
518
24.0
-8.3
Labour Party (UK)
Cynthia Coltman
50
2.3
-1.5
1,075
49.7
+18.0
2,161
50.2
+3.3
Conservative Party (UK)
Ripon Minster
Independent (politician)
Pauline McHardy
605
47.2
+47.2
Independent (politician)
Stuart Martin
366
28.5
+28.5
Conservative Party (UK)
John Topping
160
12.5
-19.5
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Phillip Barlow
87
6.8
-61.2
Labour Party (UK)
Elizabeth Barclay
65
5.1
+5.1
239
18.6
1,283
33.7
+4.6
Independent (politician)
Ripon Moorside
Independent (politician)
Andrew Williams
1,266
88.5
+37.0
Conservative Party (UK)
Francis Woodward
164
11.5
-14.9
1,102
77.1
+52.0
1,430
37.6
+1.8
Independent (politician)
Ripon Spa
Independent (politician)
David Parnaby
662
45.2
+45.2
Conservative Party (UK)
Anthony Simpson
443
30.3
-16.5
Liberal Democrats (UK)
John Stockdale
358
24.5
-28.7
219
15.0
1,463
38.1
+3.3
Independent (politician)
Conservative Party (UK)
Rossett
Conservative Party (UK)
Robert Nash
1,352
56.7
-0.8
Liberal Democrats (UK)
David Jacobs
1,031
43.3
+4.0
321
13.5
-4.7
2,383
50.8
+5.0
Conservative Party (UK)
Saltergate
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Michael Newby
832
52.8
-0.4
Conservative Party (UK)
Raymond Forward
669
42.4
-4.4
Labour Party (UK)
Janet Morrow
75
4.8
+4.8
163
10.3
+3.8
1,576
38.6
+12.3
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Starbeck
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Philip Broadbank
978
64.5
-3.6
Conservative Party (UK)
Phillip Dixon
210
13.8
-8.1
British National Party
Colin Banner
162
10.7
+10.7
Independent (politician)
David Rimington
97
6.4
+6.4
Labour Party (UK)
Geoffrey Foxall
70
4.6
-5.4
768
50.6
+4.4
1,517
36.0
+9.7
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Stray
Conservative Party (UK)
Clifford Trotter
1,029
55.8
+3.2
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Andrew Parkes
816
44.2
-0.2
213
11.5
+3.3
1,845
44.9
-1.4
Conservative Party (UK)
Woodfield
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Andrew Goss
989
65.8
+13.9
Conservative Party (UK)
Mary Dilworth
264
17.6
+0.3
Labour Party (UK)
Daniel Maguire
251
16.7
-14.1
725
48.2
+27.1
1,504
37.3
+6.5
Liberal Democrats (UK)
References
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