1995 Guildford Borough Council election

1995 UK local government election May 2015 May 2015 The seventh full elections for Guildford Borough Council took place on 4 May 1995.Results were published in the Surrey Advertiser 11 May 1995 edition. The results saw the Liberal Democrats win majority control of the council for the first time winning 23 of the 45 seats. The Conservatives won 13 seats. Labour retained 6 seats and 3 independents were elected.The reference to independents here includes those fighting under the title "Putting Ash Vale First" Compared to the 1991 council elections, the Liberal Democrats gained 4 net seats, gaining 7 and losing 3. Compared to the 1991 council elections the Conservatives lost 6 net seats, losing 7 and gaining 1. Compared to the 1991 council elections there were 2 more independents on the council. The Liberal Democrats gained Merrow and Burpham ward, with 3 councillors, from the Conservatives and Worplesdon ward, also with three councillors, from the Conservatives. The Conservatives additionally lost their one councillor on Tillingbourne ward to the Liberal Democrats. To the west of the borough the Liberal Democrats lost 3 councillors. The Liberal Democrats lost both Ash Vale councillors to the Putting Ash Vale First group and the Liberal Democrats also lost one of their three councillors in the neighbouring Ash ward to the Conservatives. Ward results Ash (top 3 candidates elected) Conservative Party (UK) John Ades 1199 Liberal Democrats (UK) Alan Hilliar 1140 Liberal Democrats (UK) Fiona White 1119 Liberal Democrats (UK) Barry Talman 1085 Conservative Party (UK) Jennifer Cassar 903 Conservative Party (UK) Nicolas Sutcliffe 844 Labour Party (UK) Gwyneth Grout 393 Labour Party (UK) Royston Hayward 387 Labour Party (UK) William Street 366 34 Conservative Party (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Ash Vale (top 2 candidates elected) Independent Putting Ash Vale First David EvansDavid Evans had been elected as a Liberal Democrat in 1991, however by 1995, he had resigned and been reclassified as an independent. Therefore relative to the position going into the election this is a hold for the independents, relative to the 1991 election it is a gain. 842 Independent Putting Ash Vale First Jonathan Maugham 794 Liberal Democrats (UK) Olwen Hooker 691 Liberal Democrats (UK) Gerald Taylor 546 Conservative Party (UK) Charles Grattan 332 Conservative Party (UK) Stuart Page 281 Green Party of England and Wales Angeline Bail 62 Green Party of England and Wales Stephen Flinn 48 103 Independent (politician) Liberal Democrats (UK) Independent (politician) Liberal Democrats (UK) Christchurch (top 2 candidates elected) Liberal Democrats (UK) Vivienne Johnson 1135 Conservative Party (UK) Andrew Hodges 1095 Liberal Democrats (UK) George Mowat 953 Conservative Party (UK) David Hunter 866 Labour Party (UK) William Scott 135 Labour Party (UK) Tim Wolfenden 122 142 Liberal Democrats (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Clandon & Horsley (top 3 candidates elected) Conservative Party (UK) Jennifer Powell 1802 Conservative Party (UK) Andrew French 1708 Conservative Party (UK) Jennifer Wicks 1656 Liberal Democrats (UK) Margaret Burnham 719 Liberal Democrats (UK) Ian Oxford 694 Liberal Democrats (UK) Louise Morales 649 Labour Party (UK) Meriel Beynon 385 Labour Party (UK) Neil Cameron 294 937 Conservative Party (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Effingham (only 1 candidate elected) Conservative Party (UK) Jessica Page 523 Liberal Democrats (UK) Charles Thorne 476 Labour Party (UK) Ruth Cameron 59 47 Conservative Party (UK) Friary & St. Nicolas (top 3 candidates elected) Liberal Democrats (UK) Richard Marks 1545 Liberal Democrats (UK) Tom Sharp 1514 Liberal Democrats (UK) Robert Blundell 1464 Conservative Party (UK) Phillip Hooper 502 Labour Party (UK) Gary Hills 465 Conservative Party (UK) Harold Webb 448 Labour Party (UK) Stephen Walsh 441 Labour Party (UK) Douglas Pym, 428 962 Liberal Democrats (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Holy Trinity (top 2 candidates elected) Liberal Democrats (UK) Tamsy Baker 1007 Liberal Democrats (UK) Gordon Bridger 982 Conservative Party (UK) Veronica Stiastny 620 Conservative Party (UK) Lee Arnold 586 Labour Party (UK) Julie Hall 168 Labour Party (UK) Stephen Chapman 167 362 Liberal Democrats (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Lovelace (only 1 candidate elected) Conservative Party (UK) Susan Greenleaf 652 Liberal Democrats (UK) Joan Hartley 430 222 Conservative Party (UK) Merrow & BurphamGains and losses are shown relative to the 1991 election. In fact the Liberal Democrat Vivien Biggs had been elected to the council in a by election during the 1991-95 term. (top 3 candidates elected) Liberal Democrats (UK) Vivien Biggs 2337 Liberal Democrats (UK) Charles Shepperd 2005 Liberal Democrats (UK) Andrew Allan 1979 Conservative Party (UK) Jennifer Jordan 1472 Conservative Party (UK) David Carpenter 1402 Conservative Party (UK) Nick Brogham 1346 Labour Party (UK) Edward Allford 601 Labour Party (UK) Michael Hornsby-Smith 584 Labour Party (UK) Malcolm Hill 555 507 Liberal Democrats (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Normandy (only 1 candidate elected) Liberal Democrats (UK) David Newman 670 Conservative Party (UK) Ann Seymour 461 Labour Party (UK) John Barbour 66 209 Liberal Democrats (UK) Onslow (top 3 candidates elected) Liberal Democrats (UK) Tony Phillips 1230 Liberal Democrats (UK) Lynda Strudwick 1224 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jackie Biggs 1143 Conservative Party (UK) Bernard Parke 771 Labour Party (UK) Florence Flynn 498 Labour Party (UK) Keith Parfitt 470 Labour Party (UK) Muhammed Islam 454 372 Liberal Democrats (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Pilgrims (top 2 candidates elected) Conservative Party (UK) Robert Rolfe 691 Conservative Party (UK) Alan Dewhurst 659 Liberal Democrats (UK) Marilyn Merryweather 301 Liberal Democrats (UK) Lavinia Wright 282 Labour Party (UK) Elizabeth Bullock 157 Labour Party (UK) Margaret Kennedy 159 358 Conservative Party (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Pirbright (only 1 candidate elected) Conservative Party (UK) Catherine Cobley 519 Liberal Democrats (UK) Terrence King 188 Labour Party (UK) Norma Hedger 47 331 Conservative Party (UK) Send (top 2 candidates elected) Conservative Party (UK) Keith Taylor 617 Conservative Party (UK) Michael Cave 578 Liberal Democrats (UK) Elizabeth Hogger 436 Liberal Democrats (UK) Philip Palmer 417 Labour Party (UK) Sheila Bean 197 Labour Party (UK) Keith Longhurst 197 142 Conservative Party (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Shalford (only 1 candidate elected) Conservative Party (UK) Sarah Stewart 739 Liberal Democrats (UK) Leonard Grugeon 725 Labour Party (UK) Michael Jeram 184 14 Conservative Party (UK) Stoke (top 3 candidates elected) Labour Party (UK) Sallie Thorneberry 1349 Labour Party (UK) Angela Gunning 1258 Labour Party (UK) Heather Tipton 1253 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Chapman 380 Liberal Democrats (UK) Sian Jenkins 360 Liberal Democrats (UK) Alan Lawrence 322 Conservative Party (UK) Herbert Warwick 251 Conservative Party (UK) Steven Meager 218 Conservative Party (UK) David Quelch 201 873 Labour Party (UK) Labour Party (UK) Labour Party (UK) Stoughton (top 3 candidates elected) Liberal Democrats (UK) Christopher Fox 1329 Liberal Democrats (UK) Sue Fox 1306 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jayne Marke 1217 Labour Party (UK) Alexander Macdonald 430 Labour Party (UK) Susan Gomm 407 Labour Party (UK) Lynne Macdonald 403 Conservative Party (UK) Christine Stacy 300 Conservative Party (UK) Aidan Langley 285 Conservative Party (UK) Dennis Wilde 258 Independent Green Michael Belford 124 787 Liberal Democrats (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Tillingbourne (top 2 candidates elected) Independent (politician) Keith Childs 1309 Liberal Democrats (UK) Patricia Gumbrell 757 Conservative Party (UK) David Davis 702 Conservative Party (UK) David Fleming 683 55 Independent (politician) Liberal Democrats (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Tongham (only 1 candidate elected) Liberal Democrats (UK) Mike Pooley 439 Conservative Party (UK) James Amos 203 Labour Party (UK) Frank Gunning 102 236 Liberal Democrats (UK) Westborough (top 3 candidates elected) Labour Party (UK) John Woodhatch 1319 Labour Party (UK) Keith Horne 1241 Labour Party (UK) Peter Jennings 1149 Liberal Democrats (UK) Keith Briggs 567 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jeannie Batchelor 518 Liberal Democrats (UK) Malcom Johnson 441 Conservative Party (UK) Geoffrey Greave 201 Conservative Party (UK) Mary Johns 201 Conservative Party (UK) Pamela Parke 194 582 Labour Party (UK) Labour Party (UK) Labour Party (UK) Worplesdon (top 3 candidates elected) Liberal Democrats (UK) Auriol Earle 1462 Liberal Democrats (UK) Alexander Sutcliffe 1436 Liberal Democrats (UK) Gregory Wade 1428 Conservative Party (UK) David Elms 1029 Conservative Party (UK) Robert McShee 975 Conservative Party (UK) Kenneth Johns 950 Labour Party (UK) Alan Ritchie 326 Labour Party (UK) Kathleen Parfitt 323 Labour Party (UK) Harold Richards 293 399 Liberal Democrats (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Conservative Party (UK) References 1995 Category:1995 English local elections Category:1990s in Surrey