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1998 Southampton City Council election

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1998 UK local government election April 2015 April 2015 The 1998 Southampton Council election took place on 7 May 1998 to elect members of Southampton Unitary Council in Hampshire, England. One third of the council was up for election and the Labour Party stayed in overall control of the council. Local Elections results The Times 46 1998-05-09 After the election, the composition of the council was: Labour 28 Liberal Democrat 14 Conservative 3 Policy and politics: Local Elections: Analysis: Council poll results The Guardian 16 1998-05-09 Election result Southampton local election result 1998 http://www.southampton.gov.uk/council-partners/elections/election_details.asp?ID=5 Election: City Council Elections May 1998 - 7th May 1998 2010-04-25 Southampton City Council Labour Party (UK) 9 -1 60.0 44.3 18,612 Liberal Democrats (UK) 5 +1 33.3 29.2 12,272 Conservative Party (UK) 1 0 6.7 22.1 9,269 Independent (politician) 0 0 0 0 0.0 2.2 926 Independent Labour 0 0 0 0 0.0 1.1 458 Green Party of England and Wales 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.9 397 Socialist Party (England and Wales) 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.2 91 Ward results Bargate Labour Party (UK) Jacqueline Rayment 1,171 55.1 Conservative Party (UK) Clifford Combes 414 19.5 Independent Labour Kim Rose 237 11.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) Nigel Impey 214 10.1 Socialist Party (England and Wales) Nicholas Chaffey 91 4.3 757 35.6 2,127 Bassett Conservative Party (UK) John Hannides 1,601 49.6 Labour Party (UK) Christine Medway 1,230 38.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) Terence Holden-Brown 394 12.2 371 11.5 3,225 Bitterne Labour Party (UK) Penelope Baldwin 1,411 61.2 Conservative Party (UK) Keith Worthy 583 25.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) Edward Blake 311 13.5 828 35.9 2,305 Bitterne Park Liberal Democrats (UK) Ann Milton 1,638 46.9 Independent (politician) Royston Smith 926 26.5 Labour Party (UK) Brian Hilton 597 17.1 Conservative Party (UK) Roger Burra 333 9.5 712 20.4 3,494 Coxford Liberal Democrats (UK) Michael Gausden 1,539 48.0 Labour Party (UK) Matthew Stevens 1,311 40.9 Conservative Party (UK) William Reynard 356 11.1 228 7.1 3,206 Freemantle Labour Party (UK) John Noon 1,302 52.8 Conservative Party (UK) Brian Parnell 692 28.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) Natalie Murphy 356 14.4 Green Party of England and Wales John Spottiswoode 117 4.7 610 24.7 2,467 Harefield Labour Party (UK) David Hill 1,573 51.6 Conservative Party (UK) John Hartwell 1,041 34.2 Liberal Democrats (UK) Robert Naish 258 8.5 Independent Labour Graham Cotton 111 3.6 Green Party of England and Wales Andrew Shaw 64 2.1 532 17.5 3,047 Millbrook Liberal Democrats (UK) Virginia Moore 1,599 56.8 Labour Party (UK) John Merritt 870 30.9 Conservative Party (UK) Eva Jeffery 348 12.4 729 25.9 2,817 Peartree Liberal Democrats (UK) John Slade 1,775 54.5 Labour Party (UK) John Truscott 1,153 35.4 Conservative Party (UK) Brian Lankford 330 10.1 622 19.1 3,258 Portswood Liberal Democrats (UK) Adrian Vinson 1,713 57.8 Labour Party (UK) Kenneth Street 852 28.7 Conservative Party (UK) Michael Ball 399 13.5 861 29.0 2,964 Redbridge Labour Party (UK) Peter Jenks 1,507 67.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Phillip Lloyd 366 16.4 Conservative Party (UK) Julian Isaacson 362 16.2 1,141 51.1 2,235 Shirley Labour Party (UK) Eric Pointer 1,295 43.1 Conservative Party (UK) Alec Samuels 1,074 35.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) Ronald Fitzgerald 530 17.7 Green Party of England and Wales Paul Garratt 103 3.4 221 7.4 3,002 Sholing Labour Party (UK) Heather Corless 1,816 59.0 Conservative Party (UK) Phillip Lankford 833 27.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) David Heather 429 13.9 983 31.9 3,078 St. Lukes Labour Party (UK) Paul Jenks 983 46.0 Conservative Party (UK) Thomas Paterson 580 27.2 Liberal Democrats (UK) Calvin Horner 349 16.3 Green Party of England and Wales Peter Davis 113 5.3 Independent Labour Peter Baillie 110 5.2 403 18.9 2,135 Woolston Labour Party (UK) Richard Williams 1,541 57.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) David Simpson 801 30.1 Conservative Party (UK) Marlene Unwin 323 12.1 740 27.8 2,665 References 1996 Southampton Council election Southampton local elections 1999 Southampton Council election Category:1998 English local elections 1998 Category:1990s in Southampton