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2007 Wychavon District Council election
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2007 UK local government election
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thumb|300px|right|Map of the results of the 2007 Wychavon District Council election. Conservatives in blue and Liberal Democrats in yellow.
The 2007 Wychavon District Council election took place on 3 May 2007 to elect members of Wychavon District Council in Worcestershire, England. The whole council was up for election and the Conservative Party stayed in overall control of the council.http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/vote2007/councils/html/47uf.stm Wychavon 4 May 2007 BBC News Online 29 April 2015
Background
Before the election the Conservatives controlled the council with 31 councillors, compared to 12 for the Liberal Democrats and 2 for Labour.Council leader will stand down at election 5 April 2007 Worcestershire, West Midlands, Herefordshire, and Shropshire Counties Publications NewsBank A total of 96 candidates stood for election including the first UK Independence Party candidate for Wychavon District Council in Evesham South, however the Conservative leader of the council, Martin Jennings was among those who stood down from the council at the election.http://www.worcesternews.co.uk/archive/2007/04/27/1360048.Wychavon_ward/ Wychavon ward 27 April 2007 Worcester News 3 May 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20150503082012/http://www.worcesternews.co.uk/archive/2007/04/27/1360048.Wychavon_ward/ 3 May 2015 dead One seat in Pinvin had no election in 2007 as the Liberal Democrat councillor Liz Tucker was re-elected without opposition.
Election result
The Conservatives increased their majority on the council by four seats to have 35 of the 45 councillors on the council.The Tories still rule the roost 4 May 2007 Worcestershire, West Midlands, Herefordshire, and Shropshire Counties Publications NewsBank This came at the expense of Labour, who lost their only two seats on the council in Droitwich West to the Conservatives, and the Liberal Democrats who had a net loss of two seats to finish with 10 councillors. Overall turnout at the election was 42.42%, an increase from 37.94% at the 2003 election.Tory joy at the local elections 8 May 2003 Worcestershire, West Midlands, Herefordshire, and Shropshire Counties Publications NewsBank
Apart from the gains from Labour in Droitwich West, Conservative gains included taking seats from the Liberal Democrats in Honeybourne and Pebworth, Badsey and Little Hampton.Local Elections 07 4 May 2007 Worcestershire, West Midlands, Herefordshire, and Shropshire Counties Publications NewsBank However the Liberal Democrats did also gain seats in Droitwich South West and The Littletons from the Conservatives, with Alan Anderson taking The Littletons with a five-vote majority over independent Richard Lasota.
Wychavon local election result 2007Results - Election 2007 5 May 2007 The Times NewsBank 83http://www.wychavon.gov.uk/documents/10586/157693/wdc-electoral-district_-results-07.pdf District Council election Wychavon District Council 29 April 2015 29 April 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20150429102303/http://www.wychavon.gov.uk/documents/10586/157693/wdc-electoral-district_-results-07.pdf dead
Conservative Party (UK)
35
6
2
+4
77.8
59.0
32,450
+5.4
Liberal Democrats (UK)
10
2
4
-2
22.2
28.0
15,409
-0.3
Independent (politician)
0
0
0
0
0.0
5.8
3,163
-0.6
Labour Party (UK)
0
0
2
-2
0.0
5.3
2,902
-5.8
Green Party of England and Wales
0
0
0
0
0.0
1.3
734
+0.6
UK Independence Party
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.6
334
+0.6
Ward results
Badsey
Conservative Party (UK)
Reginald Jakeman
413
51.1
+1.8
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Sonya Ealey
351
43.4
-7.3
Independent (politician)
Keith Sinclair
44
5.4
+5.4
62
7.7
808
38.4
+8.3
Conservative Party (UK)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Bengeworth (2 seats)
Conservative Party (UK)
Martin King
723
Conservative Party (UK)
Emma Stokes
620
Independent (politician)
Stephen Selby
476
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Jillian Haycock
399
2,218
35.5
+6.6
Conservative Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Bowbrook
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Margaret Rowley
635
54.8
+3.8
Conservative Party (UK)
Christopher Hartwright
524
45.2
-3.8
111
9.6
+7.5
1,159
54.3
+6.4
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Bredon
Conservative Party (UK)
Adrian Hardman
610
62.1
-1.4
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Matthew Darby
372
37.9
+9.5
238
24.2
-10.9
982
49.6
+10.7
Conservative Party (UK)
Bretforton and Offenham
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Keith Wright
523
57.6
-9.4
Conservative Party (UK)
Jim Bulman
385
42.4
+9.4
138
15.2
-18.9
908
45.9
+15.6
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Broadway and Wickhamford (2 seats)
Conservative Party (UK)
Liz Eyre
1,218
Conservative Party (UK)
David Folkes
1,157
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Carolyn Harford
408
2,783
44.0
+11.3
Conservative Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Dodderhill
Conservative Party (UK)
Judy Pearce
527
68.5
-0.6
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Peter Evans
242
31.5
+0.6
285
37.1
-1.0
769
40.7
+8.5
Conservative Party (UK)
Drakes Broughton
Conservative Party (UK)
Paul Middlebrough
636
77.3
+18.5
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Meldie Smith
187
22.7
-18.5
449
54.6
+37.0
823
43.7
+6.2
Conservative Party (UK)
Droitwich Central
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Graham Gopsill
334
41.5
+4.1
Conservative Party (UK)
David Morris
249
31.0
+5.3
Labour Party (UK)
Eve Freer
221
27.5
-9.4
85
10.6
+10.1
804
40.0
+9.8
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Droitwich East (2 seats)
Conservative Party (UK)
Mike Barratt
899
Conservative Party (UK)
Pam Davey
859
Labour Party (UK)
Sheila Neary
577
Labour Party (UK)
Peter Pinfield
555
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Ian Wild
408
3,298
40.9
+5.6
Conservative Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Droitwich South East (2 seats)
Conservative Party (UK)
Richard Morris
1,158
Conservative Party (UK)
Don Lawley
953
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Stephanie Vale
503
Independent (politician)
Ann Gopslll
403
3,017
42.2
+8.4
Conservative Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Droitwich South West (2 seats)
Conservative Party (UK)
Yuleen Jewell
735
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Wendy Carter
719
Conservative Party (UK)
Maureen Lawley
698
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Janet Clarke
690
Green Party of England and Wales
Robert Burkett
290
3,132
42.4
+7.8
Conservative Party (UK)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Droitwich West (2 seats)
Conservative Party (UK)
Lynne Duffy
585
Conservative Party (UK)
Laurie Evans
553
Labour Party (UK)
Roy Seabourne
538
Labour Party (UK)
John Wrenn
492
2,168
29.7
+8.6
Conservative Party (UK)
Labour Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Labour Party (UK)
Eckington
Conservative Party (UK)
Ron Davis
730
61.9
+2.8
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Brenda Sheridan
449
38.1
+10.8
281
23.8
-8.0
1,179
53.3
+14.3
Conservative Party (UK)
Elmley Castle and Somerville
Conservative Party (UK)
Anna Mackison
705
72.4
+10.1
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Garth Raymer
269
27.6
-10.1
436
44.8
+20.2
974
49.9
+4.8
Conservative Party (UK)
Evesham North (2 seats)
Conservative Party (UK)
Jo Sandalls
660
Conservative Party (UK)
Roma Kirke
612
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Jeffrey Butler
415
Independent (politician)
Paul Rencher
341
2,028
33.3
+5.2
Conservative Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Evesham South (2 seats)
Conservative Party (UK)
Ronald Cartwright
676
Conservative Party (UK)
Bob Banks
591
UK Independence Party
John White
334
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Barbara Browne
312
1,913
29.2
+6.3
Conservative Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Fladbury
Conservative Party (UK)
Tom McDonald
801
72.2
+22.9
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Diana Brown
308
27.8
-15.3
493
44.5
+41.3
1,109
50.6
-1.4
Conservative Party (UK)
Great Hampton
Conservative Party (UK)
John Smith
504
64.2
-4.2
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Carol Kershaw
281
35.8
+4.2
223
28.4
-8.4
785
39.1
+9.3
Conservative Party (UK)
Hartlebury
Conservative Party (UK)
Muriel Mathews
566
74.7
-2.4
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Martin Moran
192
25.3
+25.3
374
49.3
-5.0
758
35.9
+9.9
Conservative Party (UK)
Havington and Norton
Conservative Party (UK)
Clive Holt
637
73.2
+14.5
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Helen Martin
233
26.8
-14.5
404
46.4
+29.0
870
44.0
+8.6
Conservative Party (UK)
Honeybourne and Pebworth
Conservative Party (UK)
Patrick Haycock
512
54.1
+30.7
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Thomas Bean
434
45.9
-1.7
78
8.2
946
50.5
+17.9
Conservative Party (UK)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Inkberrow (2 seats)
Conservative Party (UK)
Audrey Steel
1,677
Conservative Party (UK)
David Lee
1,485
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Helen Wilkes
593
Labour Party (UK)
Susan Hayman
270
4,025
51.2
+9.9
Conservative Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Little Hampton (2 seats)
Conservative Party (UK)
Andrew Dyke
677
Conservative Party (UK)
Wendy Dyke
557
Liberal Democrats (UK)
John Payne
460
1,694
28.4
+6.9
Conservative Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Lovett and North Claines (2 seats)
Conservative Party (UK)
Paul Coley
1,357
Conservative Party (UK)
Alan Fisher
1,205
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Janet Saunders
576
Labour Party (UK)
Christopher Barton
249
3,387
45.2
+9.4
Conservative Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Norton and Whittington
Conservative Party (UK)
Rob Adams
609
72.2
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Hal Arksey
234
27.8
375
44.5
843
39.0
Conservative Party (UK)
Ombersley
Conservative Party (UK)
Jean Dowty
684
83.0
+2.4
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Joe Moran
140
17.0
-2.4
544
66.0
+4.9
824
46.2
+9.7
Conservative Party (UK)
Pershore (3 seats)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Gaynor Amphlett
1,128
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Charles Tucker
1,020
Liberal Democrats (UK)
John Grantham
999
Conservative Party (UK)
Raymond Steadman
855
Conservative Party (UK)
Val Wood
840
Conservative Party (UK)
Suzanne Marler
601
Independent (politician)
Jane Daniels
546
Independent (politician)
Christopher Parsons
477
Green Party of England and Wales
David Shaw
444
Independent (politician)
Daniel Casey
339
Independent (politician)
Kenneth Rowe
152
7,401
45.2
+8.9
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Pinvin
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Liz Tucker
unopposed
Liberal Democrats (UK)
South Bredon Hill
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Adrian Darby
681
64.1
+6.8
Conservative Party (UK)
Beverley Hardman
381
35.9
-2.1
300
28.2
+8.9
1,062
55.4
+4.8
Liberal Democrats (UK)
The Littletons
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Alan Anderson
390
35.4
-4.6
Independent (politician)
Richard Lasota
385
35.0
+35.0
Conservative Party (UK)
Mary Smith
326
29.6
-30.4
5
0.5
1,101
50.0
+9.5
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Upton Snodsbury
Conservative Party (UK)
Linda Robinson
700
57.2
+8.1
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Mark Broughton-Taylor
524
42.8
-8.1
176
14.4
1,224
57.7
+1.9
Conservative Party (UK)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
By-elections between 2007 and 2011
Lovett and North Claines
A by-election was held in Lovett and North Claines on 13 December 2007 after the death of Conservative councillor Paul Coley.http://www.stourbridgenews.co.uk/news/worcestershire/1906804.conservative_tony_miller_wins_lovett_and_north_claines_byelection/ Conservative Tony Miller wins Lovett and North Claines by-election Kelly Alicia 14 December 2007 Stourbridge News 3 May 2015 The seat was held for the Conservatives by Tony Miller with a majority of 495 votes over Liberal Democrat John Garbett.
Lovett and North Claines by-election 13 December 2007
Conservative Party (UK)
Tony Miller
837
71.0
+8.8
Liberal Democrats (UK)
John Garbett
342
29.0
+2.6
495
42.0
1,179
27.9
-17.3
Conservative Party (UK)
Droitwich Central
A by-election was held in Droitwich Central on 16 July 2009 after the death of Liberal Democrat councillor Graham Gopsill.http://www.droitwichadvertiser.co.uk/news/4499202.Droitwich_by_election_result/ Droitwich by-election result 17 July 2009 Droitwich Spa Advertiser 3 May 2015 The seat was held for the Liberal Democrats by his widow Ann Gopsill with a majority of 10 votes over Conservative David Morris.
Droitwich Central by-election 16 July 2009
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Ann Gopsill
233
51.1
+9.6
Conservative Party (UK)
David Morris
223
48.9
+17.9
10
2.2
-8.4
456
22.8
-17.2
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Droitwich South West
A by-election was held in Droitwich South West on 1 October 2009 after Conservative councillor Yuleen Jewell resigned from the council.http://www.worcesternews.co.uk/news/4662819.Brine_baths_row_blamed_for_Tory_council_loss/ Brine baths row blamed for Lib Dem council gain Paine David 3 October 2009 Worcester News 3 May 2015 The seat was gained for the Liberal Democrats by Stephanie Vale with a majority of 105 votes over Conservative Maureen Lawley.
Droitwich South West by-election 1 October 2009
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Stephanie Vale
521
47.4
+6.1
Conservative Party (UK)
Maureen Lawley
416
37.8
-4.3
Labour Party (UK)
Paul Richards
163
14.8
+14.8
105
9.5
1,100
27.6
-14.8
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Evesham South
A by-election was held in Evesham South on 18 February 2010 after the death of Conservative councillor Ron Cartwright.http://www.eveshamjournal.co.uk/news/5017430.print/ Opposition left feeling blue as Conservatives win elections 19 February 2010 Evesham Journal 3 May 2015 The seat was held for the Conservatives by Gerard O'Donnell with a majority of 182 votes over Liberal Democrat Diana Brown.http://www.worcesternews.co.uk/news/5017364.Tories_triumph_in_by_election/ Tories triumph in by-election Paine David 19 February 2010 Worcester News 3 May 2015
Evesham South by-election 18 February 2010
Conservative Party (UK)
Gerard O'Donnell
358
52.3
+1.2
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Diana Brown
176
25.7
+2.1
UK Independence Party
John White
150
21.9
-3.3
182
26.6
684
16.3
-12.9
Conservative Party (UK)
References
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