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2010 Plymouth City Council election
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2010 UK local government election
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2010 Plymouth City Council electionhttps://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/election2010/council/html/3734.stm Election 2010 - Plymouth Council BBC News Parliamentary no yes 2008 Plymouth City Council election 2008 2011 Plymouth City Council election 2011 20 of the 57 seats to Plymouth City Council 29 6 May 2010 Conservative Party (UK) Vivien Pengelly 37 37 11 1 36 38,972 35.4% Labour Party (UK) Tudor Evans 20 18 9 2 20 32,767 29.8% Independent (politician) None 0 2 0 1 1 2,024 1.8% Plymouth City Council election 2010 map.svg 300px Map showing the results of contested wards in the 2010 Plymouth City Council elections.
Council control Council control after election Conservative Conservative
The 2010 Plymouth City Council election was held on 6 May 2010 to elect members of Plymouth City Council in England.
The Conservative Party remained in control of the council with a reduced majority.
Background
Plymouth City Council held local elections on 6 May 2010 along with councils across the United Kingdom as part of the 2010 local elections. The council elects its councillors in thirds, with nineteen being up for election every year for three years, with no election in the fourth year.https://www.gov.uk/guidance/local-government-structure-and-elections#electoral-cycles Local government structure and elections GOV.UK 2018-04-27 enhttps://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/694598/Election_Timetable_in_England.pdf Election Timetable in England
Councillors defending their seats were previously elected in 2006. In that election, twelve Conservative candidates and seven Labour candidates were elected.http://www.andrewteale.me.uk/leap/results/2006/102/ Local Elections Archive Project - 2006 - Plymouth andrewteale.me.uk en 2018-05-07 This election followed a by-election in Ham, which resulted in a Labour hold.http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/councilanddemocracy/electoral/pccelections/pccelectionresults/hambyelection.htm Ham by-election 2009-09-03 Plymouth City Council 8 May 2010
The Conservative Party had control of the council ahead of this election, with 37 councillors and a majority of eight seats.
The Conservatives were defending 12 seats, the Labour Party 6 and the former Labour candidate, Andy Kerswell, was defending his seat in Efford and Lipson as an independent.
If the Labour Party was to regain the majority they held on the council until 2006, they needed to gain 11 seats, which they failed to do, although made two gains (one against a Conservative and the other against Andy Kerswell) despite a national swing against them.
Overall results
2010 Plymouth City Council Election
Conservative Party (UK)
11
0
1
1
55.0
35.4
38,972
4.2
Labour Party (UK)
9
1
0
1
45.0
29.8
32,767
0.1
Liberal Democrats (UK)
0
0
0
0.0
20.9
23,031
1.4
UKIP
0
0
0
0.0
9.8
10,792
3.5
Green Party of England and Wales
0
0
0
0.0
2.0
2,170
2.0
Independent (politician)
0
0
0
0.0
1.8
2,024
0.7
British National Party
0
0
0
0.0
0.3
312
New
Vivamus
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
23
New
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| colspan=2 style="text-align: right; margin-right: 1em" | Total
| style="text-align: right;" | 20
| colspan=5 |
| style="text-align: right;" | 110,091
| style="text-align: right;" |
Note: All changes in vote share are in comparison to the corresponding 2006 election.
Seats up for election in 2010
Gains are shown by highlighting in the winning party's colours, comparing them to when these councillors were last up for election in 2006.
WardPrevious Councillor (2006)http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/councilanddemocracy/electoral/pccelections/pccelectionresults/pccelectionresults2006.htm Plymouth City Council election results 2006 2006-05-04 Plymouth City Council 8 May 2010Previous Party (2006)Winning Councillorhttp://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/councilanddemocracy/electoral/pccelections/pccelection2010/pccelectionresults2010.htm Plymouth City Council election results 2010 2010-05-06 Plymouth City Council 8 May 2010Winning Party Budshead
Grant Monahan
Conservative
Grant Monahan
Conservative Compton
Ted Fry
Conservative
Ted Fry
Conservative Devonport
William Stevens
Labour Co-operative
William Stevens
Labour Co-operative Drake
Steven Ricketts
Conservative
Steven Ricketts
Conservative Efford and Lipson
Andy Kerswell
Labour Co-operative (later independent)
David Haydon and Pauline Murphy
Labour Eggbuckland
Ian Bowyer
Conservative
Ian Bowyer
Conservative Ham
Ian Gordon
Labour
Ian Gordon
Labour Honicknowle
Pauline Purnell
Labour
Nicky Williams
Labour Moor View
Michael Foster
Conservative
Mike Wright
Labour Peverell
Martin Leaves
Conservative
Martin Leaves
Conservative Plympton Chaddlewood
Glenn Jordan
Conservative
Glenn Jordan
Conservative Plympton St Mary
David James
Conservative
David James
Conservative Plymstock Dunstone
VivienPengelly
Conservative
VivienPengelly
Conservative Plymstock Radford
Wendy Foster
Conservative
Wendy Foster
Conservative St Budeaux
Sally Letcher
Labour
Sally Bowie (née Letcher)
Labour St Peter and The Waterfront
Sue McDonald
Labour
Sue McDonald
Labour Southway
James Kirk
Labour Co-operative
Tom Browne
Conservative Stoke
Jill Dolan
Conservative
Jill Dolan
Conservative Sutton and Mount Gould
Mary Aspinall
Labour Co-operative
Mary Aspinall
Labour Co-operative
Ward results
Budshead
thumb|200px|Location of Budshead ward
Budshead 2010
Conservative Party (UK)
Grant Monahan
2,077
36.2%
Labour Party (UK)
Mike Fox
2,012
35.1%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Mathew Beynon
1,024
17.9%
UKIP
Thelma Dinham
623
10.9%
65
1.1%
5,736
60.1%
Conservative Party (UK)
Compton
thumb|200px|Location of Compton ward
Compton 2010
Conservative Party (UK)
Ted Fry
2,698
41.9%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Steven Smith
1,560
24.2%
Labour Party (UK)
Chaz Singh
1,358
21.1%
UKIP
Michael Cooke
545
8.5%
Green Party of England and Wales
Josie Bannon
278
4.3%
1,138
17.7%
6,439
68.2%
Conservative Party (UK)
Devonport
thumb|200px|Location of Devonport ward
Devonport 2010
Labour Party (UK)
William Stevens
1,820
36.0%
Conservative Party (UK)
Betty Gray
1,461
28.9%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
John Brooks
1,074
21.2%
UKIP
Syd Brooks
573
11.3%
Green Party of England and Wales
Andrew Pratt
127
2.5%
359
7.1%
5,055
54.0%
Labour Party (UK)
Drake
thumb|200px|Location of Drake ward
Drake 2010
Conservative Party (UK)
Steven Ricketts
984
34.6%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Rebecca Trimnell
832
29.2%
Labour Party (UK)
John Smith
613
21.5%
Green Party of England and Wales
Colin Trier
170
6.0%
UKIP
Michael Ellison
159
5.6%
Independent (politician)
Sam Remmer
89
3.1%
152
5.3%
2,847
55.2%
Conservative Party (UK)
Efford and Lipson
thumb|200px|Location of Efford and Lipson ward
Efford and Lipson 2010
Labour Party (UK)
David Haydon
1,950
Labour Party (UK)
Pauline Murphy
1,903
Conservative Party (UK)
Andy Ford
1,387
Conservative Party (UK)
Mary Orchard
1,219
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Elsie Clark
1,201
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Rebecca Tidy
1,072
UKIP
David Salmon
641
Independent (politician)
Andy Kerswell
357
Green Party of England and Wales
Alison Green
333
Independent (politician)
Margaret Storer
110
10,173
57.8%
Labour Party (UK)
Eggbuckland
thumb|200px|Location of Eggbuckland ward
Eggbuckland 2010
Conservative Party (UK)
Ian Bowyer
2,691
38.7%
Labour Party (UK)
Ken Morrish
1,969
28.3%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Emma Pedlar
1,256
18.1%
UKIP
Roger Thomas
625
9.0%
Independent (politician)
Lee Finn
405
5.8%
722
10.4%
6,946
67.6%
Conservative Party (UK)
Ham
thumb|200px|Location of Ham ward
Ham 2010
Labour Party (UK)
Ian Gordon
2,252
40.3%
Conservative Party (UK)
Bethan Roberts
1,434
25.7%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Stewart Campbell
920
16.5%
UKIP
John Read
717
12.8%
Independent (politician)
Mark West
164
2.9%
Green Party of England and Wales
Colin Bannon
96
1.7%
818
14.7%
5,583
57.8%
Labour Party (UK)
Honicknowle
thumb|200px|Location of Honicknowle ward
Honicknowle 2010
Labour Party (UK)
Nicky Williams
2,407
43.2%
Conservative Party (UK)
Paul Rielly
1,265
22.7%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Stephen Goldthorp
920
16.5%
UKIP
Stephen Hoffman
663
11.9%
British National Party
Roy Cook
312
5.6%
1,142
20.5%
5,567
55.4%
Labour Party (UK)
Moor View
thumb|200px|Location of Moor View ward
Moor View 2010
Labour Party (UK)
Mike Wright
2,206
36.8%
Conservative Party (UK)
Michael Foster
1,966
32.8%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Andrew Campbell
1,123
18.7%
UKIP
Herbert Sandford
591
9.9%
Green Party of England and Wales
Nicola Bannon
109
1.8%
240
4.0%
5,995
64.7%
Labour Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Peverell
thumb|200px|Location of Peverell ward
Peverell 2010
Conservative Party (UK)
Martin Leaves
2,871
40.0%
Labour Party (UK)
Jon Taylor
1,782
24.8%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Emma Swann
1,769
24.6%
UKIP
Christopher Vitali
465
6.5%
Green Party of England and Wales
Gavin Fennell
270
3.8%
Vivamus
Bernard Toolan
23
0.3%
1,089
15.2%
7,180
71.2%
Labour Party (UK)
Plympton Chaddlewood
thumb|200px|Location of Plympton Chaddlewood ward
Plympton Chaddlewood 2010
Conservative Party (UK)
Glenn Jordan
1,816
45.9%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Michael Symons
970
24.5%
Labour Party (UK)
Val Burns
781
19.7%
UKIP
Jonathan Frost
393
9.9%
846
21.4%
3,960
64.1%
Conservative Party (UK)
Plympton St Mary
thumb|200px|Location of Plympton St Mary ward
Plympton St Mary 2010
Conservative Party (UK)
David James
3,597
50.8%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Catherine Symons
1,427
20.1%
Labour Party (UK)
Ross Burns
1,424
20.1%
UKIP
Bill Baser
639
9.0%
2,170
30.6%
7,087
70.3%
Conservative Party (UK)
Plymstock Dunstone
thumb|200px|Location of Plymstock Dunstone ward
Plymstock Dunstone 2010
Conservative Party (UK)
Vivien Pengelly
3,363
48.5%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Richard Smith
1,578
22.7%
Labour Party (UK)
Roger Williams
1,235
17.8%
UKIP
Alan Skuse
763
11.0%
1,785
25.7%
6,939
70.6%
Conservative Party (UK)
Plymstock Radford
thumb|200px|Location of Plymstock Radford ward
Plymstock Radford 2010
Conservative Party (UK)
Wendy Foster
2,681
40.2%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Ian Veater
1,463
21.9%
Labour Party (UK)
Steven Lemin
1,092
16.4%
Independent (politician)
Roger Dodd
828
12.4%
UKIP
Roger Bullock
613
9.2%
1,218
18.2%
6,677
68.3%
Conservative Party (UK)
St Budeaux
thumb|200px|Location of St Budeaux ward
St Budeaux 2010
Labour Party (UK)
Sally Bowie
2,226
40.8%
Conservative Party (UK)
Frederick Brimacombe
1,450
26.6%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Bailey Sam
905
16.6%
UKIP
Paul Bedson
696
12.7%
Green Party of England and Wales
Nick Byrne
105
1.9%
Independent (politician)
Paul Colwill
79
1.4%
776
14.2%
5,461
63.9%
Labour Party (UK)
St Peter and the Waterfront
thumb|200px|Location of St Peter and the Waterfront ward
St Peter and the Waterfront 2010
Labour Party (UK)
Sue McDonald
1,689
33.8%
Conservative Party (UK)
Carol Ellmers
1,525
30.5%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Hugh Janes
1,096
21.9%
UKIP
Sean O'Kane
398
8.0%
Green Party of England and Wales
Matt Slaughter
190
3.8%
Independent (politician)
Ray Rees
102
2.0%
164
3.3%
5,000
56.9%
Labour Party (UK)
Southway
thumb|200px|Location of Southway ward
Southway 2010
Conservative Party (UK)
Thomas Browne
2,183
36.1%
Labour Party (UK)
David Weekes
2,160
35.7%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Marion Roch
1,029
17.0%
UKIP
Fern Burgess
678
11.2%
23
0.4%
6,050
52.8%
Conservative Party (UK)
Stoke
thumb|200px|Location of Stoke ward
Stoke 2010
Conservative Party (UK)
Jill Dolan
2,030
33.9%
Labour Party (UK)
Philippa Davey
1,880
31.4%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Paul Brown-Church
1,335
22.3%
UKIP
John Elliott
542
9.0%
Green Party of England and Wales
Wendy Miller
209
3.5%
150
2.5%
5,996
64.6%
Conservative Party (UK)
Sutton and Mount Gould
thumb|200px|Location of Sutton and Mount Gould ward
Sutton and Mount Gould 2010
Labour Party (UK)
Mary Aspinall
1,911
33.5%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Peter York
1,549
27.2%
Conservative Party (UK)
Edmund Shillabeer
1,493
26.2%
UKIP
Jonquil Webber
468
8.2%
Green Party of England and Wales
Tean Mitchell
283
5.0%
362
6.3%
5,704
57.6%
Labour Party (UK)
See also
List of wards in Plymouth
References
Plymouth
2010
Category:2010s in Devon