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1900 Bethnal Green Borough Council election

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1900 Bethnal Green Metropolitan Borough Council election parliamentary no yes 45.8% 1899 Bethnal Green Vestry election 1899 1903 Bethnal Green Borough Council election 1903 All 30 councillors on Bethnal Green Metropolitan Borough Council 2 November 1900 Progressive Party (London) 22 Moderate (London) 8 The first election to Bethnal Green Metropolitan Borough Council took place on 2 November 1900. Electoral arrangements The County of London, outside of the City of London, was divided into 28 metropolitan boroughs. One of these, the Metropolitan Borough of Bethnal Green, was divided into four wards, each electing either 6 or 9 councillors, to give a total of 30 councillors on Bethnal Green Metropolitan Borough Council. Councillors were elected for a three year term, to go out of office in 1903. Polling took place on 2 November 1900. Results General elections of councillors 1900 Bethnal Green Metropolitan Borough Council election Progressive Party (London) 22 Moderate (London) 8 Aldermanic election In addition to the 30 elected councillors, there were 5 aldermen on the council. The aldermanic election took place at the first meeting of the council on 9 November 1900.New London boroughs The Morning Post 10 November 1900 3 The 3 aldermen with the least votes were elected to serve until 1903 and the other 2 until 1906. Subsequent aldermanic elections were for six-year terms.The borough councils Eastern Argus and Borough of Hackney Times 10 November 1900 5The new boroughs: election of mayors and aldermen Hackney Mercury 10 November 1900 6 Aldermen elected in 1900, to retire in 1903: Party Alderman Votes Moderate (London) James Bishop 5 Progressive Party (London) William Rawles 15 Progressive Party (London) Thomas Kippins 15 Aldermen elected in 1900, to retire in 1906: Party Alderman Votes Progressive Party (London) Oliver HalesReplaced by Charles Fox in September 1903.The borough council elections Eastern Post 19 September 1903 5 22 Progressive Party (London) William Clark 22 Ward results The results for each ward were as follows:Woollard John Willis Alan Twentieth Century Local Elections Results. Volume 1: Election Results for the London County Council 1889-1961 and for the London Metropolitan Boroughs 1900-1928 2000 LGC Information https://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Twentieth-Century-Local-Election-Results-Volume-1.pdfWoollard John Willis Alan Twentieth Century Local Elections Results. Volume 2: Election Results for London Metropolitan Boroughs 1931-1962 2000 LGC Information https://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Twentieth-Century-Local-Election-Results-Volume-2.pdfWoollard John Willis Alan Twentieth Century Local Elections Results. Volume 3: Summary Data: Inner London County & Borough Elections 1889-1998 2000 LGC Information https://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Twentieth-Century-Local-Election-Results-Volume-3.pdf Ward No. 1: North Ward No. 1: North (6) Progressive Party (London) A. Barnard 810 54.0 Progressive Party (London) T. Goodwin 736 Progressive Party (London) G. English 732 Progressive Party (London) J. Nolan 715 Progressive Party (London) Joe Norris 711 Progressive Party (London) F. Read 710 Moderate (London) E. Luffingham 513 34.2 Moderate (London) E. Berdoe 510 Moderate (London) A. Hirst 470 Moderate (London) F. Matthews 464 Moderate (London) J. Potter 460 Moderate (London) G. Woolley 446 Independent T. Hale 177 11.8 Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Ward No. 2: East Ward No. 2: East (9) Progressive Party (London) W. Farebrother 1,156 35.2 Moderate (London) C. Blow 1,121 34.2 Progressive Party (London) J. Hall 1,087 Progressive Party (London) W. Belsham 1,073 Progressive Party (London) H. Coffin 1,031 Progressive Party (London) E. Hardy 1,019 Progressive Party (London) Garnham Edmonds 1,009 Progressive Party (London) H. Goodman 998 Moderate (London) James Walker 929 Progressive Party (London) William Rawles 914 Progressive Party (London) R. Larkins 862 Moderate (London) C. Mundy 847 Moderate (London) F. Dabbs 785 Moderate (London) R. Chitson 751 Moderate (London) T. Read 733 Moderate (London) T. Dupree 723 Moderate (London) A. Buckea 718 Moderate (London) A. Taylor 663 Ind. Moderate F. Staines 633 19.3 Independent W. Herrmann 370 11.3 Progressive Party (London) Moderate (London) Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Moderate (London) Ward No. 3: South Ward No. 3: South (9) Progressive Party (London) H. Jones 1,006 48.1 Progressive Party (London) J. Cole 965 Progressive Party (London) G. Pitt 944 Progressive Party (London) J. Neale 882 Progressive Party (London) J. Richards 882 Progressive Party (London) Felix Loughlin 876 Progressive Party (London) J. Hobney 874 Progressive Party (London) C. Wood 858 Progressive Party (London) E. Roberts 848 Moderate (London) C. Winter 723 34.6 Moderate (London) W. Burrows 710 Moderate (London) J. Pitman 666 Moderate (London) C. Barnes 652 Moderate (London) J. Behrend 624 Moderate (London) C. Benham 600 Moderate (London) C. Martin 576 Moderate (London) H. Smith 537 Moderate (London) I. Symons 432 Independent G. Fordree 362 17.3 Independent H. Marks 173 Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Progressive Party (London) Ward No. 4: West Ward No. 4: West (6) Moderate (London) Thomas Francis 875 54.7 Moderate (London) J. Fleming 854 Moderate (London) J. Catherall 852 Moderate (London) F. Rogers 844 Moderate (London) J. Richardson 790 Moderate (London) C. Walton 767 Progressive Party (London) T. Brooks 725 45.3 Progressive Party (London) Thomas Kippins 682 Progressive Party (London) A. Days 680 Progressive Party (London) T. Salmon 668 Progressive Party (London) J. Fright 659 Progressive Party (London) W. Ives 641 Moderate (London) Moderate (London) Moderate (London) Moderate (London) Moderate (London) Moderate (London) Notes References Category:Council elections in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets Category:1900 in London Category:1900 English local elections