1991 Langbaurgh-on-Tees Borough Council election

1991 UK local government election March 2020 March 2020 The 1991 Langbaurgh on Tees Council election took place in May 1991 to elect members of Langbaurgh-on-Tees Council in England. The whole council was up for election under new boundariesSTATUTORY INSTRUMENTS 1991 No. 720. LOCAL GOVERNMENT ENGLAND AND WALES: The Borough of Langbaurgh (Electoral Arrangements) Order 1991. legislation.gov.uk and it would be the final election to Langbaurgh Borough Council, before it was replaced by Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council in 1995. The Labour Party won the most seats and regained overall control of the council.http://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Langbaurgh-1973-1991.pdf Langbaurgh Borough Council Election Results 1973-1991 Colin Rallings Michael Thrasher The Elections Centre Colin Rallings Michael Thrasher Plymouth University live https://archive.today/20210602225022/http://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Langbaurgh-1973-1991.pdf 2 June 2021 7 December 2017 Election result Langbaurgh Borough Council local election result 1991 Labour Party (UK) 33 6 55.9% 50.2% 66,210 +17,696 Conservative Party (UK) 20 4 33.9% 28.5% 37,614 -5,704 Liberal Party (UK) 6 1 10.2% 19% 25,047 -7,063 Independent (politician) 0 2 1.8% 2,324 -2,323 Green Party of England and Wales 0 N/A 0.5% 635 +505 Ward results Belmont Belmont Conservative Party (UK) B Lythgoe 1,167 47.4% +4.5% Conservative Party (UK) P Hopwood 1,076 Conservative Party (UK) M Griffiths 1,058 Labour Party (UK) D Longstaff 850 34.6% +15.6% Labour Party (UK) I Robinson 822 Labour Party (UK) R Douglass 808 Liberal Democrats (UK) P Allen 443 18.0% -20.1% Liberal Democrats (UK) D Pickston 346 Liberal Democrats (UK) L Wilkinson 339 Brotton Brotton Conservative Party (UK) M Smith 736 36.8% +6.3% Labour Party (UK) G Findlay 711 35.5% +7.2% Labour Party (UK) T Beswick 693 Conservative Party (UK) G Brown 560 Independent (politician) V Miller 554 27.7% +15.9% Coatham Coatham Labour Party (UK) K Taylor 528 33.8% +7.1% Labour Party (UK) M Peacock 474 Liberal Democrats (UK) M Plummer 521 33.4% +1.3% Liberal Democrats (UK) A Carter 520 Conservative Party (UK) K Thompson 513 32.8% -8.4% Conservative Party (UK) W Wright 502 Dormanstown Dormanstown Labour Party (UK) T Collins 1,788 62.7% +12.1% Labour Party (UK) A Taylor 1,627 Labour Party (UK) M Pearson 1,611 Conservative Party (UK) Y Bennett 576 20.2% -8.8% Liberal Democrats (UK) S Blake 487 17.1% -3.3% Liberal Democrats (UK) J Crawford 466 Liberal Democrats (UK) L Sudron 359 Eston Eston Labour Party (UK) A Booth 1,681 72.2% +11.1% Labour Party (UK) A Jarvis 1,554 Labour Party (UK) A Harvison 1,532 Liberal Democrats (UK) G Cook 648 27.8% +5.1% Liberal Democrats (UK) V Butler 621 Liberal Democrats (UK) G Plummer 578 Grangetown Grangetown Labour Party (UK) B Mucklow 1,460 53.1% -11.3% Labour Party (UK) B Roberts 1,299 Labour Party (UK) S Tombe 1,135 Independent (politician) J Walsh 925 33.6% +33.6% Liberal Democrats (UK) T Phoenix 367 13.3% -17.3% Liberal Democrats (UK) A Beck 332 Independent (politician) A Seed 308 Liberal Democrats (UK) Y Zipfell 287 Guisborough Guisborough Labour Party (UK) K Drew 1,452 31.9% -23.7% Conservative Party (UK) J Clarke 1,274 43.6% +12.4% Labour Party (UK) F Christie 1,265 Labour Party (UK) B Whiteley 1,104 Conservative Party (UK) P Spencer 996 Conservative Party (UK) M Edwards 989 Liberal Democrats (UK) K Foster 195 6.7% -10.7% Liberal Democrats (UK) M Plummer 193 Liberal Democrats (UK) J Wrightson 168 Hutton Hutton Conservative Party (UK) B Bradley 1,450 67.3% +6.1% Conservative Party (UK) D Davies 1,377 Liberal Democrats (UK) P Wilson 354 16.4% -14.3% Labour Party (UK) H Robinson 351 16.3% +8.4% Labour Party (UK) H Tout 339 Kirkleatham Kirkleatham Labour Party (UK) N Davies 1,553 57.2% +19.3% Labour Party (UK) K Nilan 1,508 Labour Party (UK) B Forster 1,479 Conservative Party (UK) A Wordsworth 656 24.2 -7.8% Conservative Party (UK) R Fortune 647 Conservative Party (UK) G Cook 615 Liberal Democrats (UK) G Abbott 407 15.0% -4.3% Liberal Democrats (UK) P Wilson 349 Liberal Democrats (UK) B Cole 327 Green Party of England and Wales J Sanderson 100 3.7 +3.7% Lockwood & Skinningrove Lockwood & Skinningrove Labour Party (UK) S Kay 1,608 76.3% n/a (new ward) Labour Party (UK) V Teesdale 1,404 Conservative Party (UK) A Richardson 500 23.7% n/a (new ward) Conservative Party (UK) I Whitwell 465 Loftus Loftus Labour Party (UK) B Scott 1,401 48.4% +0.3% Labour Party (UK) A Mason 1,365 Labour Party (UK) N Lantsbery 1,301 Conservative Party (UK) S Haddon 957 33.1% -1.2% Independent (politician) D Healey 537 18.5% +18.5% Longbeck Longbeck Conservative Party (UK) N Cooney 1,686 48.2% +2.1% Conservative Party (UK) V Moody 1,540 Conservative Party (UK) L Russell 1,534 Labour Party (UK) G Houchen 1,481 42.4% +9.5% Labour Party (UK) J Woods 1,281 Labour Party (UK) N Green 1,269 Liberal Democrats (UK) M Cole 330 9.4% -11.6% Liberal Democrats (UK) N Clayden 296 Newcomen Newcomen Liberal Democrats (UK) C Abbott 1,612 78.7% +13.9% Liberal Democrats (UK) S Wilson 1,492 Labour Party (UK) W Birtwhistle 436 21.3% -5.8% Labour Party (UK) C Pickett 414 Normanby Normanby Labour Party (UK) R Duffy 1388 47.4% +14.6% Labour Party (UK) I Cole 1379 Labour Party (UK) S Readman 1246 Conservative Party (UK) D Moore 1133 38.7 -7.0% Conservative Party (UK) D Tabner 961 Liberal Democrats (UK) E Wilson 407 13.9% -7.5% Liberal Democrats (UK) I Heseltine 307 Liberal Democrats (UK) E Sickling 272 Ormesby Redcar 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