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An election for the Borough Council in Slough, England, was held on 6 May 2010.Notice of Election This was the 124th Slough general local authority election (including both whole council elections and elections by thirds) since Slough became a local government unit in 1863.A History of Slough, by Miss Maxwell Fraser, page 151.
The regular 2010 election was to fill thirteen seats, one from each ward except Colnbrook with Poyle, for the 2010–2014 term. These thirteen seats were last contested in the Council election of 2006.
The remaining twenty-seven Slough Councillors will continue in office, for seats which will be next contested in 2011 or 2012.
Recent political history of Slough
Between 2004 and 2008, Slough council had no party in overall control. A coalition of the Britwellian, Independent, Liberal and Liberal Democrats Group (BILLD) and the Conservative Group formed a joint administration. In the 2008-2010 period the Labour Group had a majority and was in control of the council.
The BILLD Group is itself a local coalition, containing members from four parties or groups of independents. The organisations represented in the group, as at April 2010, were the Slough Liberal Democrats, the Slough Liberals, the Independent Britwellian Residents and Independents from Wexham Lea ward. The existing members of the Group have an electoral pact for the 2010 election, continuing electoral arrangements which started with the 2001 Slough Council election.
The Slough Party and a number of Independents, not affiliated with any of the three existing council groups, are also contesting the 2010 election.
At the time of the 2008 election there were twenty councillors each supporting the joint administration and the Labour opposition, with one vacancy. After the election count Labour secured four net gains, to give the party a 23:18 margin and a majority of five for the start of the 2008-2009 municipal year.
Shortly after the 2008 election, following some rapid defections and re-defections (see 2008 Slough Council election for additional details), a newly re-elected Labour Councillor (Pervez Choudhry who represents Central Ward) joined the Conservative Group. As a result, the Labour majority fell to three.
For the 2010-2011 municipal year, Councillor Choudhry was named as the Conservative group leader. The former Tory leader (Derek Cryer representing Langley St Mary's ward) left the Conservative council group, but remained a member of the Conservative Party.
Party Total Seats April 2010 Seats Up 2010 Seats Up 2011 Seats Up 2012 Candidates May 2010 Labour 22 8 8 6 13 Conservative 6 - 2 4 12 * Liberal Democrats 3 1 1 1 4 * Independent (BILLD 3 1 1 1 1 Independent (Non BILLD) - - - - 7 * Independent Britwellian Residents 3 1 1 1 1 * Liberal 3 1 1 1 1 The Slough Party - - - - 2 Independent Conservative 1 1 - - - Total 41 13 14 14 41
Election result 2010
The plus/minus figure is the change in votes percentage from the 2008 Slough Council election.
Slough local election result 2010
Conservative Party (UK)
2
2
-
+2
15.38
32.48
15,968
+6.65%
Labour Party (UK)
10
2
-
+2
76.92
45.87
22,550
+0.27%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
1
-
-
-
7.69
7.89
3,877
-4.10%
Independent (politics)
-
-
-
-
-
4.93
2,426
+1.13%
The Slough Party
-
-
-
-
-
2.70
1,329
-1.28%
Liberal Party (UK, 1989)
-
-
1
-1
-
2.11
1,038
-0.81%
Independent Britwellian Residents
-
-
1
-1
-
2.07
1,018
-0.29%
Independent (politics)
-
-
1
-1
-
1.95
960
+0.05%
Independent Conservative
-
-
1
-1
-
-
-
-
Total valid votes: 49,166
Total spoilt votes: 509
Slough BC turnout:
New Council by group: Labour 24, BILLD 9 (Liberal Democrats 3, Independent 2, Independent Britwellian Residents 2, Liberal 2), Conservative 8. Total 41.
Labour majority: 7.
Summary of Election results by party from 2004
Election Results 2004-2010Party20042006200720082010 Conservative Party (UK)91 (5)3 (7)3 (6)2 (8) Labour Party (UK)15 8 (18) 7 (19) 8 (23)10 (24)Liberal Democrats (UK)61 (5)1 (4)1 (3)1 (3)Other parties113 (13)3 (11)3 (9)0 (6)Total Seats4113 (41)14 (41)15 (41)13 (41)
Note: The 2004 election was for the whole Council. Other elections are for a third of the Council. For them the overall totals, after the election, are given in brackets.
List of Councillors whose terms expired in 2010
Ward Party Elected Incumbent Cand.? Re-elected? Baylis & Stoke Labour 2006 Azhar Qureshi Yes Yes Britwell Ind. Britwellian Res. 2006 John Joseph Finn * Yes No Central Labour 2006 Shafiq Ahmed Chaudhry Yes Yes Chalvey Labour 2006 Mohammed Rasib Yes Yes Cippenham Green Labour 2002 James Charles Robert Swindlehurst Yes Yes Cippenham Meadows Labour 2004 Nimrit Chohan Yes Yes Farnham Labour 2002 Sukhjit Kaur Dhaliwal Yes Yes Foxborough Liberal Democrats 2004 Robert Clive Plimmer * Yes Yes Haymill Liberal 2004 Brian Graham Lacey Hewitt * Yes No Kedermister Labour 2002 Christine Rita Small Yes Yes Langley St Mary's Independent Conservative 2000 Derek Ernest Cryer No N/A Upton Labour 2006 Balvinder Singh Bains Yes Yes Wexham Lea Independent 2004 Mohammed Latif Khan * No N/A
* Member of the Britwellian, Independent, Liberal and Liberal Democrats Group (BILLD)
Ward results
Candidates nominated for the 2010 election are named in this section, using the version of their name to be used on the ballot paper.
A candidate who was an incumbent Councillor for the ward being contested has an * following their name.
Figures for the total published electorate are given, at 1 March 2010.Electorate on 1 March 2010, produced by Slough Borough Council. The number given is derived from the full register, not the edited register available to the general public. The spoilt votes and turnout figures were taken from the Slough Council website.
The change columns record alterations from the previous local election results.
Swing figures are only calculated when the same two parties shared the first two places in both the 2007 and 2008 elections. The swing given is two party or Butler swing, ignoring votes for other candidates. Swing is not calculated for Central Ward, for the same reasons why changes are not calculated. Contrary to the usual convention a positive swing figure is towards Labour and a negative swing towards Conservative (or other party as specified in the result).
Total eligible electorate for the Borough (including Colnbrook with Poyle): 88,967
Baylis and Stoke (2010: Labour hold)
Baylis and Stoke
Labour Party (UK)
Azhar Qureshi *
2,071
49.25
-4.37
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Rashad Butt
1,082
25.73
-20.65
Conservative Party (UK)
Meeta Dhaliwal
1,052
25.02
N/A
989
23.52
+16.27
4,205 (+48 spoilt)
56.2
+18.34
Labour Party (UK)
7,281
Britwell (2010: Labour gain from Independent Britwellian Residents)
Paul Janik is a former Independent Britwellian Residents Councillor for this ward, serving from 2003 to 2006.
Britwell
Labour Party (UK)
Pavitar Kaur Mann
1,320
40.94
+12.81
Independent Britwellian Residents
John Finn *
1,018
31.58
-15.36
The Slough Party
Paul Janik
886
27.48
+2.55
302
9.37
N/A
3,224 (+67 spoilt)
43.5
+16.87
Labour Party (UK)
Independent Britwellian Residents
5,958
Central (2008-2012 term: Labour gain from Conservative; 2008-2011 term: Labour gain from vacant)
As two seats were filled at the 2008 election, the bloc vote electoral system was used. Each elector was entitled to cast up to two votes. The candidate with most votes was elected to the four-year term and the one in second place was returned for three years.
Councillor Pervez Choudhry was an incumbent councillor for the Chalvey ward, at the time of the election. A.S. Dhaliwal had represented the ward from 2000 until the 2004 Slough Council election.
Central
Labour Party (UK)
Shafiq Ahmed Chaudhry *
2659
63.3%
Conservative Party (UK)
Muhammad Umar Majeed
1544
36.7%
4203
55.8%
7,830
Chalvey (2010: Labour gain from Conservative)
Chalvey
Labour Party (UK)
Mohammed Rasib *
1877
56.1%
Conservative Party (UK)
Shabir Khan
1469
43.9%
3346
49.4%
6,786
Cippenham Green (2010: Labour hold)
Cippenham Green
Labour Party (UK)
James Charles Robert Swindlehurst *
1631
42.9%
Conservative Party (UK)
Maurice Arthur Stanmore
1528
40.2%
Independent (politician)
Geoff Howard
523
13.7%
Independent (politician)
Kevin Christopher McCabe
122
3.2%
3804
62.1%
6,256
Cippenham Meadows (2010: Labour hold)
Cippenham Meadows
Labour Party (UK)
Nimrit Chohan *
1771
43.0%
Conservative Party (UK)
Amrik Singh Sihra
1380
33.5%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Gary James Griffin
965
23.4%
4116
60%
6,987
Colnbrook with Poyle (2008: Labour gain from Conservative)
This ward has no election in 2010. The total published electorate, at 1 March 2010, was 3,893.
Councillor Smith was, at the time of the 2008 election, the leader of the Conservative group on Slough Council.
Farnham (2010: Labour hold)
Councillor Anderson was the leader of the Labour group on Slough Council. Sumander Khan represented Central ward from 2004 to 2006.
Farnham
Labour Party (UK)
Sukhjit Kaur Dhaliwal *
2154
58.4%
Conservative Party (UK)
Sumander Khan
1093
29.6%
The Slough Party
Tristan Nicholas Miles
443
12.0%
3690
55.6%
6,652
Foxborough (2010: Liberal Democrats hold)
Foxborough
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Robert Plimmer *
1249
37.4%
Labour Party (UK)
Ted Plenty
1170
35.1%
Conservative Party (UK)
Karanjit Singh Aulakh
919
27.5%
3338
62.3%
5,341
Haymill (2010: Conservative gain from Liberal)
Haymill
Conservative Party (UK)
Anna Sylwia Wright *
1618
39.7%
Labour Party (UK)
Martin Frank Carter
1420
34.8%
Liberal Party (UK, 1989)
Brian Graham Lacey Hewitt
1038
25.5%
4076
60.3%
6,840
Kedermister (2010: Labour hold)
Kedermister
Labour Party (UK)
Christine Rita Small *
1660
43.0%
Conservative Party (UK)
Gurdeep Singh Grewal
1501
38.9%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Josephine Mary Hanney
581
15.0%
Independent (politician)
Steven Clottey
119
3.1%
3861
59.6%
6,557
Langley St Mary's (2010: Conservative hold)
Langley St Mary's
Conservative Party (UK)
Frank Abe *
1647
46.3%
Labour Party (UK)
Harjinder Kaur Minhas
1522
42.8%
Independent (politician)
Angela Joyce Schofield
386
10.9%
3555
64.8%
5,629
Upton (2010: Labour gain from Conservative)
Upton
Labour Party (UK)
Balvinder Singh Bains *
1449
40.2%
Conservative Party (UK)
Wal Chahal
1390
38.5%
Independent (politician)
Subhash Chandar Mohindra
404
11.2%
Independent (politician)
Tom King
364
10.1%
3607
62.6%
Wexham Lea (2010)
Wexham Lea
Labour Party (UK)
Paul Sohal
1846
44.6%
Independent (politician)
Sarfraz Khan
960
23.2%
Conservative Party (UK)
Harjinder Singh Gahir
827
20.0%
Independent (politician)
Ken Wright
508
12.3%
4141
58.7%
7,029
Members of Slough Borough Council May 2010
Ward Party Elected Term Councillor Baylis & Stoke Labour 2008 2012 Natasa Pantelic Baylis & Stoke Labour 2007 2011 Faza Ahmed Matloob Baylis & Stoke Labour 2006 2014 Azhar Qureshi Britwell Ind. Britwellian Res. 2002 2012 Sean Patrick Wright * Britwell Ind. Britwellian Res. 2002 2011 Patrick Shine * Britwell Labour 2010 2014 Pavitar Kaur Mann Central Conservative 2002 2012 Pervez Choudhry (k) Central Labour 2008 2011 Arvind Singh Dhaliwal (a) Central Labour 2006 2014 Shafiq Ahmed Chaudhry Chalvey Conservative 2008 2012 Mohammad Basharat Chalvey Labour 2001 2011 Raja Mohammad Zarait Chalvey Labour 2006 2014 Mohammed Rasib (l) Cippenham Green Labour 2008 2012 Roger Francis Davis Cippenham Green Labour 2007 2011 Patricia Josephine O'Connor Cippenham Green Labour 2002 2014 James Charles Robert Swindlehurst Cippenham Meadows Labour 2003 2012 May Dodds Cippenham Meadows Labour 2001 2011 Sat Pal Singh Parmar (b) Cippenham Meadows Labour 2004 2014 Nimrit Chohan Colnbrook with Poyle Labour 2008 2012 James Lawrence Walsh Colnbrook with Poyle Labour 2007 2011 Rakesh Pabbi Farnham Labour 1997 2012 Robert Anderson Farnham Labour 2001 2011 Joginder Singh Bal Farnham Labour 2002 2014 Sukhjit Kaur Dhaliwal (l) Foxborough Liberal Democrats 2008 2012 Duncan Peter Buchanan * (c) Foxborough Liberal Democrats 2004 2011 Sonja Anne Jenkins * Foxborough Liberal Democrats 2004 2014 Robert Clive Plimmer * Haymill Liberal 1987 2012 Richard Stanley Stokes * (d) Haymill Liberal 1990 2011 David John Munkley * Haymill Conservative 2010 2014 Anna Sylwia Wright Kedermister Labour 2002 2012 Jagjit Singh Grewal Kedermister Labour 1988 2011 Mewa Singh Mann Kedermister Labour 2002 2014 Christine Rita Small Langley St Mary's Conservative 2008 2012 Peter Dale-Gough Langley St Mary's Conservative 2006 2011 Diana Victoria Coad Langley St Mary's Conservative 2010 2014 Frank Abe Upton Conservative 1999 2012 Julia Thomson Long (f) Upton Conservative 2004 2011 Balwinder Singh Dhillon (g) Upton Labour 2006 2014 Balvinder Singh Bains (h) Wexham Lea Independent 2000 2012 Michael Anthony Haines * (i) Wexham Lea Independent 2002 2011 David Ian MacIsaac * Wexham Lea Labour 2010 2014 Paul Sohal
Notes:-
* Member of the Britwellian, Independent, Liberal and Liberal Democrats Group (BILLD)
(a) A.S. Dhaliwal: Formerly served 2000-2004
(b) Parmar: Formerly served 1995-2000
(c) Buchanan: Formerly served 2004-2006
(d) Stokes: Formerly a Labour Councillor 1983-1986
(f) Long: Formerly served 1983-1990
(g) Dhillon: Formerly Conservative 2004 and Independent Conservative 2004–2007.
(h) Bains: Formerly served 2003-2004
(i) Haines: Formerly a Labour Councillor 1987-1991 and 1992–1998
(k) Choudry: Defected from Labour to Conservative on 12 May 2008, after the election.
(l) S.K. Dhaliwal, Rasib: Defected from Labour to Conservative on 13 May 2008, and re-defected back to Labour later the same day.
See also
Slough
Slough local elections
Slough Borough Council
Slough (UK Parliament constituency)
References
The History of Slough, by Miss Maxwell Fraser (Slough Corporation 1973)
A Short History of Slough, by Kathleen M. Jones (bound typescript volume in Slough Central Library)
External links
Official results by ward 2004May 2018 InternetArchiveBot yes Slough Borough Council website accessed 10 April 2010
Official results by ward 2006 Slough Borough Council website accessed 10 April 2010
Official results by ward 2007 Slough Borough Council website accessed 10 April 2010
Official results by ward 2008 Slough Borough Council website accessed 10 April 2010
Official Notice of Election 2010May 2018 InternetArchiveBot yes Slough Borough Council website accessed 10 April 2010
Link to official Statement of Persons Nominated 2010 and results by ward 2010 Slough Borough Council website accessed 7 May 2010
Slough https://web.archive.org/web/20080521031432/http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/guide/seat-profiles/slough 21 May 2008 , UKPollingReport website accessed 10 April 2010
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