2011 South Tyneside Metropolitan Borough Council election

2011 UK local government election June 2025 The 2011 South Tyneside Metropolitan Borough Council election was held on Thursday 5 May 2011 to elect 18 members to South Tyneside Council, the same day as other local elections in the United Kingdom. It elected one-third of the council's 54 members to a four-year term. Labour held control of the council after the election.Local elections 2011 https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/RP11-43/RP11-43.pdf 24 May 2011 Tetteh Edmund The House of Commons Library 6 June 2025 Results summary 2011 South Tyneside Metropolitan Borough Council electionLocal Elections Handbook 2011 https://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Local-Elections-Handbook-2011-complete.pdf Rallings Colin Thrasher Michael The Elections Centre 6 June 2025Local Election Results 2011 - South Tyneside https://www.andrewteale.me.uk/leap/results/2011/55/ Teale Andrew Local Elections Archive Project 6 June 2025South Tyneside Metropolitan Borough Council Election Results 1973-2012 https://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/South-Tyneside-1973-2012.pdf Rallings Colin Thrasher Michael The Elections Centre 6 June 2025 Labour Party (UK) 15 3 83.3 24 39 72.2 24,327 53.7 Independent politician 3 16.7 7 10 18.5 9,934 21.9 Conservative Party (UK) 0 1 0.0 2 2 3.7 6,436 14.2 South Tyneside Progressives 0 1 0.0 2 2 3.7 1,486 3.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) 0 1 0.0 1 1 1.9 1,117 2.5 British National Party 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 1,054 2.3 Green Party of England and Wales 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 554 1.2 Liberal Party (UK, 1989) 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 398 0.9 Ward results Beacon and Bents Beacon and Bents Labour Party (UK) Audrey McMillan* 1,131 41.3 7.6 Independent politician Jim Hodgson 842 30.7 New Conservative Party (UK) Ali Hayder 341 12.4 6.0 Independent politician Peter Elliott 188 6.9 New British National Party James Hills 165 6.0 7.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) Lawrence Hopkins 48 1.8 New Independent politician Bill Troupe 24 0.9 New 289 10.6 9.3 2,739 39.8 40.2 6,879 Labour Party (UK) 19.2 Bede Bede Labour Party (UK) Fay Cunningham 1,176 55.7 3.2 Independent politician Tom Defty 740 35.0 New Conservative Party (UK) Oliver Wallhead 111 5.3 0.8 Green Party of England and Wales Tony Gair 86 4.1 New 436 20.6 3.4 2,113 35.1 35.4 6,017 Labour Party (UK) 15.9 Biddick and All Saints Biddick and All Saints Labour Party (UK) Tom Pigott* 1,253 62.5 22.5 Independent politician Kathy Sheerin 529 26.4 New Conservative Party (UK) Brian Gilchrist 129 6.4 1.9 Liberal Party (UK, 1989) David Selby 95 4.7 New 724 36.1 30.2 2,006 32.0 32.3 6,275 Labour Party (UK) 3.8 Boldon Colliery Boldon Colliery Labour Party (UK) Sherie Murphy 1,506 51.8 5.0 Independent politician Ian Diamond 967 33.3 New Conservative Party (UK) Stewart Hay 322 11.1 0.6 British National Party Ileene Gilchrist 113 3.9 New 539 18.5 13.2 2,908 39.8 39.9 7,305 Labour Party (UK) 14.1 Cleadon and East Boldon Cleadon and East Boldon Labour Party (UK) Joan Atkinson 1,931 50.2 15.0 Conservative Party (UK) Donald Wood* 1,590 41.3 23.5 South Tyneside Progressives Lilian Milne 238 6.2 New Independent politician David Lawson 88 2.3 New 341 8.9 N/A 3,847 55.4 6,944 Labour Party (UK) Conservative Party (UK) 19.2 Cleadon Park Cleadon Park Independent politician George Elsom* 838 41.9 15.4 Labour Party (UK) Doreen Purvis 779 38.9 6.6 Independent politician Colin Campbell 224 11.2 New Conservative Party (UK) Tamara Alani 160 8.0 2.4 59 2.9 22.0 2,001 38.2 38.3 5,243 Independent politician 11.0 Fellgate and Hedworth Fellgate and HedworthThe incumbent member for the seat, independent politician George Waddle, did not run again, so this seat is marked as an independent gain. Independent politician Linda Hemmer 1,234 48.9 New Labour Party (UK) Moira Smith 1,101 43.6 6.7 Conservative Party (UK) Ian Armstrong 113 4.5 2.0 British National Party Maureen Scott 76 3.0 New 133 5.3 N/A 2,524 42.3 42.4 5,971 Independent politician Independent politician Independent 21.1 Harton Harton Labour Party (UK) Rob Dix* 1,484 53.0 7.4 South Tyneside Progressives Lawrence Nolan 712 25.4 12.2 Conservative Party (UK) Marilyn Huartt 318 11.4 2.0 Independent politician Terence Smith 183 6.5 New Liberal Party (UK, 1989) Melanie Baker 101 3.6 New 772 27.6 19.6 2,798 41.4 41.7 6,754 Labour Party (UK) 9.8 Hebburn North Hebburn North Labour Party (UK) Ian Harkus 1,264 54.7 16.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) John McKie* 653 28.3 13.0 Conservative Party (UK) Anna Robinson 270 11.7 7.0 British National Party Martin Vaughan 122 5.3 10.2 611 26.5 N/A 2,309 35.6 35.7 6,484 Labour Party (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) 14.7 Hebburn South Hebburn South Labour Party (UK) Eddie McAtominey* 2,023 78.9 27.0 Conservative Party (UK) John Coe 542 21.1 14.2 1,481 57.7 33.2 2,565 42.1 42.7 6,096 Labour Party (UK) 6.4 Horsley Hill Horsley Hill Labour Party (UK) Iain Malcolm 1,700 54.3 9.6 Independent politician Kraig White 738 23.6 New Conservative Party (UK) Ross Huartt 379 12.1 0.9 Liberal Democrats (UK) Enid Berry 164 5.2 0.9 Liberal Party (UK, 1989) David Wood 77 2.5 New Independent politician Vivienne Mahon 70 2.2 New 962 30.8 7.0 3,128 45.0 45.3 6,957 Labour Party (UK) 7.0 Monkton Monkton Labour Party (UK) Alan Kerr* 1,333 55.2 19.3 Independent politician Graeme Slator 761 31.5 New Conservative Party (UK) James Milburn 198 8.2 0.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) Susan Troupe 122 5.1 6.7 572 23.7 18.7 2,414 37.7 37.9 6,411 Labour Party (UK) 6.1 Primrose Primrose Labour Party (UK) Ken Stephenson*Stephenson was elected in the 25 February 2010 by-electionPrimrose Ward - South Tyneside https://www.andrewteale.me.uk/leap/ward/1123/#2010-02-25 Teale Andrew Local Elections Archive Project 6 June 2025 following the death of Barrie Scorer, who was elected in the 2007 election for Primrose. 1,157 53.0 1.3 Independent politician John Robertson 767 35.2 New Conservative Party (UK) Anthony Lanaghan 164 7.5 5.6 Independent politician Pete HodgkinsonPete Hodgkinson ran as the BNP candidate for the Primrose ward in 2007, and the change in vote share listed is from that result. 93 4.3 20.2 390 17.9 9.4 2,181 34.8 35.1 6,266 Labour Party (UK) 16.9 Simonside and Rekendyke Simonside and Rekendyke Labour Party (UK) Michael Clare* 1,374 66.3 9.6 Conservative Party (UK) George Smith 206 9.9 1.4 Green Party of England and Wales David Moore 183 8.8 New British National Party Peter Foreman 179 8.6 New Liberal Democrats (UK) Carole Troupe 130 6.3 4.9 1,168 56.37 20.3 2,072 32.4 32.5 6,399 Labour Party (UK) 5.5 West Park West Park Labour Party (UK) Joyce Welsh 971 46.1 15.0 South Tyneside Progressives Marjorie Robinson* 536 25.4 19.4 Conservative Party (UK) Edward Russell 293 13.9 3.3 British National Party Lynne Graham 127 6.0 New Green Party of England and Wales Vicki Grist 127 6.0 New Liberal Party (UK, 1989) Lindsey Tolson 53 2.5 New 435 20.6 N/A 2,107 36.1 36.3 5,836 Labour Party (UK) South Tyneside Progressives 17.2 Westoe Westoe Independent politician Jane Branley* 1,199 44.2 29.4 Labour Party (UK) Patricia Hay 968 35.7 17.3 Conservative Party (UK) Anthony Dailly 315 11.6 3.6 Green Party of England and Wales Lynne Barber 158 5.8 New Liberal Party (UK, 1989) Joseph Stephenson 72 2.7 New 231 8.52 46.7 2,712 41.2 41.4 6,577 Independent politician 23.3 Whitburn and Marsden Whitburn and Marsden Labour Party (UK) Sylvia Spraggon* 1,648 67.2 28.0 Conservative Party (UK) Elizabeth Turnbull 804 32.8 8.0 844 34.4 31.3 2,452 42.2 42.7 5,810 Labour Party (UK) 10.0 Whiteleas Whiteleas Labour Party (UK) Ernest Gibson* 1,528 62.9 3.9 Independent politician Margaret Haram 449 18.5 New British National Party Christopher Thornton 272 11.2 New Conservative Party (UK) Christopher Taylor 181 7.4 New 1,079 44.4 26.5 2,430 37.0 37.2 6,576 Labour Party (UK) 7.3 Notes References South Tyneside 2011 South Tyneside Metropolitan Borough Council election, 2011