1984 Brighton Borough Council election

1984 UK local government election 1984 Brighton Borough Council election East Sussex parliamentary 1983 Brighton Borough Council election 1983 1984 5 3 y 1986 Brighton Borough Council election 1986 16 out of 48 seats to Brighton Borough Council 25 95x50px|Blank Conservative Party (UK) 24 seats, 44.4% 7 23 1 22,019 42.3% 1.9% 95x50px|Blank Labour Party (UK) 20 seats, 34.1% 8 21 1 20,372 39.2% 5.1% 95x50px|Blank SDP-Liberal Alliance 4 seats, 22.5% 1 4 9,273 17.8% 3.7% Brighton UK ward map 1984.svg Winner of each seat at the 1984 Brighton Borough Council election Council control Council control after election No overall control No overall control The 1984 Brighton Borough Council election took place on 3 May 1984 to elect members of Brighton Borough Council in East Sussex, England.https://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Brighton-1973-1995.pdf Brighton Borough Council Election Results 1973-1995 23 September 2023 Colin Rallings & Michael Thrasher The Elections Centre, Plymouth University This was on the same day as other local elections. Summary Election result 1984 Brighton Borough Council election Conservative Party (UK) 7 1 43.8 16 23 47.9 22,019 42.3 –1.9 Labour Party (UK) 8 1 50.0 13 21 43.8 20,372 39.2 +5.1 SDP-Liberal Alliance 1 6.3 3 4 8.3 9,273 17.8 –3.7 Ecology Party (UK) 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 308 0.6 N/A National Front (UK) 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 38 0.1 ±0.0 Ward results Hanover Hanover Labour Party (UK) I. Duncan* 1,922 43.4 +3.0 SDP-Liberal Alliance G. Ackers 1,815 41.0 –2.8 Conservative Party (UK) B. Bradley 578 13.1 –1.4 Ecology Party (UK) D. Aherne 112 2.5 N/A 107 2.4 N/A 4,427 50.3 –8.1 8,795 Labour Party (UK) 2.9 Hollingbury Hollingbury Labour Party (UK) C. Morley* 1,934 56.0 +6.4 Conservative Party (UK) M. Barratt 1,220 35.3 –2.0 SDP-Liberal Alliance T. Hunter 299 8.7 –4.4 714 20.7 N/A 3,453 44.4 –5.7 7,770 Labour Party (UK) 4.2 Kings Cliff Kings Cliff Labour Party (UK) G. Haynes 1,621 49.6 +7.7 Conservative Party (UK) P. Layfield* 1,447 44.3 –5.0 SDP-Liberal Alliance C. Gray 198 6.1 –2.7 174 5.3 N/A 3,266 47.3 +1.8 6,902 Labour Party (UK) Conservative Party (UK) 6.4 Marine Marine Conservative Party (UK) D. Radford* 1,471 46.0 +2.0 Labour Party (UK) C. Avey 1,463 45.7 +3.6 SDP-Liberal Alliance V. Jones 227 7.1 –4.1 National Front (UK) W. Kennedy 38 1.2 –0.7 8 0.3 N/A 3,199 40.9 –4.1 7,813 Conservative Party (UK) 0.8 Moulescombe Moulescombe Labour Party (UK) A. King* 1,375 58.7 –1.1 Conservative Party (UK) J. Stevens 758 32.4 +2.3 SDP-Liberal Alliance B. Meads 209 8.9 +0.6 617 26.3 N/A 2,342 30.3 –6.2 7,740 Labour Party (UK) 1.7 Patcham Patcham Conservative Party (UK) J. Wakefield* 1,745 56.3 –5.4 Labour Party (UK) J. Scrace 818 26.4 +0.1 SDP-Liberal Alliance M. Birch 534 17.2 +5.2 927 29.9 N/A 3,097 43.2 –3.6 7,165 Conservative Party (UK) 2.8 Preston Preston Conservative Party (UK) J. Leach* 1,642 44.9 –2.5 SDP-Liberal Alliance R. Eggleston 1,159 31.7 +1.7 Labour Party (UK) C. Kedward 798 21.8 –0.8 Ecology Party (UK) W. Fuller 60 1.6 N/A 483 13.2 N/A 3,659 45.3 –2.9 8,083 Conservative Party (UK) 2.1 Queens Park Queens Park Labour Party (UK) R. Stanton* 1,816 56.9 +12.2 Conservative Party (UK) M. Byrne 1,377 43.1 +1.6 439 13.7 N/A 3,193 48.4 +2.6 6,593 Labour Party (UK) 5.3 Regency Regency Conservative Party (UK) A. Feld* 1,021 34.8 –7.3 Labour Party (UK) A. Winter 961 32.7 +12.9 SDP-Liberal Alliance J. Ungar 895 30.5 –7.6 Ecology Party (UK) M. Dixon 58 2.0 N/A 60 2.0 N/A 2,935 40.8 +1.2 7,186 Conservative Party (UK) 10.1 Rottingdean Rottingdean Conservative Party (UK) F. Masefield Baker* 2,588 76.9 +8.2 SDP-Liberal Alliance K. Harwood 433 12.9 –11.7 Labour Party (UK) B. Wing 343 10.2 +3.5 2,155 64.1 +6.1 3,364 43.5 –14.5 7,732 Conservative Party (UK) 10.0 Seven Dials Seven Dials SDP-Liberal Alliance J. May* 1,180 40.4 –10.3 Conservative Party (UK) P. Mallard 962 32.9 +2.3 Labour Party (UK) B. Dibley 779 26.7 +8.0 218 7.5 N/A 2,921 39.8 –1.4 7,337 SDP-Liberal Alliance 6.3 St Peters St Peters Labour Party (UK) J. Backwell* 1,487 44.6 +3.8 SDP-Liberal Alliance M. Neves 895 26.8 –1.4 Conservative Party (UK) L. Watts 875 26.2 –4.8 Ecology Party (UK) K. Simmons 78 2.3 N/A 592 17.8 N/A 3,335 45.5 –2.5 7,325 Labour Party (UK) 2.6 Stanmer Stanmer Labour Party (UK) R. Blackwood* 1,710 54.5 +4.0 Conservative Party (UK) G. West 1,182 37.7 –0.9 SDP-Liberal Alliance A. Cole 243 7.8 –3.1 528 16.8 N/A 3,135 40.0 –0.6 7,842 Labour Party (UK) 2.5 Tenantry Tenantry Labour Party (UK) B. Davies* 1,750 53.8 +6.1 Conservative Party (UK) M. Toner 1,202 37.0 +0.3 SDP-Liberal Alliance M. Gare-Simmons 300 9.2 –6.5 548 16.9 N/A 3,252 41.8 –1.2 7,788 Labour Party (UK) 2.9 Westdene Westdene Conservative Party (UK) C. Jermy* 1,882 61.7 –2.4 SDP-Liberal Alliance D. Roberts 614 20.1 –1.0 Labour Party (UK) B. Williams 555 18.2 +3.4 1,268 41.6 N/A 3,051 40.8 –3.4 7,483 Conservative Party (UK) 0.7 Woodingdean Woodingdean Conservative Party (UK) A. Hill* 2,069 61.2 +0.7 Labour Party (UK) B. Hinchliff 1,040 30.8 +7.5 SDP-Liberal Alliance R. Dore 272 8.0 –8.2 1,029 30.4 N/A 3,381 42.0 –6.0 8,044 Conservative Party (UK) 3.4 References Category:Brighton Borough Council elections Brighton Category:May 1984 in the United Kingdom Category:20th century in Brighton and Hove