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1990 Cheltenham Borough Council election
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Cheltenham Borough Council election
April 2022
The 1990 Cheltenham Council election took place on 3 May 1990 to elect members of Cheltenham Borough Council in Gloucestershire, England. One third of the council was up for election. The Social and Liberal Democrats became the biggest party, but fell one seat short of a majority, meaning the council stayed in no overall control.
After the election, the composition of the council was
Social and Liberal Democrats 16
Conservative 15
Labour 2
Election result
Cheltenham local election result 1990 https://www.cheltenham.gov.uk/downloads/file/5330/1990_results Borough council election 3rd May, 1990 2021-12-24 Cheltenham Borough CouncilRallings Colin Thrasher Michael Local Elections Handbook 1990
Social and Liberal Democrats
8
2
0
+2
72.7
48.5
16,063
+5.1
Conservative Party (UK)
2
0
1
-1
18.2
32.6
10,809
-10.0
Labour Party (UK)
1
0
0
-
9.1
18.9
6,251
+5.5
Residents Association
0
0
1
-1
0.0
0.0
0
±0.0
Ward results
All Saints
Social and Liberal Democrats
Adelaide Hodges*
1,473
50.6
+1.4
Conservative Party (UK)
Kenneth Burke
901
31.0
-7.6
Labour Party (UK)
Ian White
537
18.4
+6.1
572
19.6
2,911
43.66
Social and Liberal Democrats
Charlton Kings
Social and Liberal Democrats
Barrie Anderson
1,936
53.0
+10.1
Conservative Party (UK)
Christopher Smith
1,412
38.7
-12.6
Labour Party (UK)
Mary Daniel
305
8.3
+2.6
524
14.3
3,653
57.84
Social and Liberal Democrats
Residents Association
College
Social and Liberal Democrats
Garth Barnes
2,046
51.3
+8.5
Conservative Party (UK)
Bryan Howell*
1,943
48.7
-8.5
103
2.6
3,989
58.58
Social and Liberal Democrats
Conservative Party (UK)
Hatherley
Social and Liberal Democrats
Eric Phillips*
1,725
51.4
+1.2
Conservative Party (UK)
Ada Nicholas
1,162
34.6
-5.4
Labour Party (UK)
Fiona Sewell
467
13.9
+4.1
563
16.8
3,354
50.53
Social and Liberal Democrats
Hesters Way
Social and Liberal Democrats
Alistair Cameron*
2,061
65.6
+18.1
Labour Party (UK)
Shirley Day
644
20.5
+2.0
Conservative Party (UK)
Frances Wookey
436
13.9
-20.2
1,417
45.1
3,141
43.02
Social and Liberal Democrats
Lansdown
Conservative Party (UK)
May Dent*
1,228
47.7
-9.3
Social and Liberal Democrats
Mary Gray
928
36.0
+5.6
Labour Party (UK)
Robert Irons
419
16.3
+4.6
300
11.7
2,575
43.07
Conservative Party (UK)
Park
Conservative Party (UK)
Maureen Stafford*
1,560
48.3
-8.5
Social and Liberal Democrats
Alan Compton
1,466
45.3
+6.7
Labour Party (UK)
Martin Peters
207
6.4
+1.8
94
3.0
3,233
56.29
Conservative Party (UK)
Pittville
Labour Party (UK)
Martin Hale*
1,593
54.1
+15.8
Conservative Party (UK)
Timothy Paterson
733
24.9
-6.8
Social and Liberal Democrats
Joseph Fallon
619
21.0
-2.1
860
29.2
2,945
48.68
Labour Party (UK)
St Mark’s
Social and Liberal Democrats
Janet Watson*
1,550
61.5
+0.3
Labour Party (UK)
Andre Curtis
640
25.4
+8.1
Conservative Party (UK)
Mark Nutting
329
13.1
-8.3
910
36.1
2,519
44.97
Social and Liberal Democrats
St Paul’s
Social and Liberal Democrats
Deborah Griggs*
1,119
51.6
-6.3
Conservative Party (UK)
Brian Gaylard
561
25.9
-2.7
Labour Party (UK)
Ronald North
489
22.5
+9.0
558
25.7
2,169
37.31
Social and Liberal Democrats
St Peter’s
Social and Liberal Democrats
Pat Thornton*
1,140
43.3
+5.3
Labour Party (UK)
Julian Dunkerton
950
36.1
+10.2
Conservative Party (UK)
Nigel Ball
544
20.7
-15.4
190
7.2
2,634
45.49
Social and Liberal Democrats
References
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