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2011 Derbyshire Dales District Council election
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2011 UK local government election
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thumb|300px|right|Map of the results of the 2011 Derbyshire Dales District Council election, including the delayed election in Stanton. Conservatives in blue, Labour in red, Liberal Democrats in yellow and independents in grey.
The 2011 Derbyshire Dales District Council election took place on 5 May 2011 to elect members of Derbyshire Dales District Council in Derbyshire, England. The whole council was up for election and the Conservative Party stayed in overall control of the council.https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/special/election2011/council/html/17uf.stm England council elections 10 May 2011 BBC News 12 December 2011
Election result
The Conservatives increased their majority on the council after winning 28 seats at the election in May.http://www.derbyshiredales.gov.uk/our_website/news_and_press_releases/2011/May/news_items/conservatives_retain_control.asp https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20110926221934mp_/http://www.derbyshiredales.gov.uk/our_website/news_and_press_releases/2011/May/news_items/conservatives_retain_control.asp dead 26 September 2011 Conservatives retain control 6 May 2011 Derbyshire Dales District Council 12 December 2011 They gained 4 seats from the Liberal Democrats, more than offsetting losing 1 seat to Labour. This meant Labour went up by one to five seats, while the Liberal Democrats dropped to four, losing half of the seats they had won in 2007, and there remained one independent.http://www.matlockmercury.co.uk/news/local-news/good_night_for_tories_at_polls_1_3371030 Good night for Tories at polls 11 May 2011 Matlock Mercury 12 December 2011 Overall turnout at the election was 50.8%.
The Conservatives gained 4 seats from the Liberal Democrats in the wards of Darley Dale, Matlock All Saints and Matlock St Giles. However the Conservatives did lose 1 seat to Labour in Masson, by a 5-vote margin. In total of the 38 seats elected in May, 15 new councillors were elected.
The election in Stanton ward was delayed until 23 June after no candidates were nominated for the seat originally.http://www.derbyshiredales.gov.uk/our_website/news_and_press_releases/2011/June/news_items/stanton_by-election_result.asp Stanton by-election result 24 June 2011 Derbyshire Dales District Council 12 December 2011 https://web.archive.org/web/20110709075239/http://www.derbyshiredales.gov.uk/our_website/news_and_press_releases/2011/June/news_items/stanton_by-election_result.asp 9 July 2011 dead At the delayed election the Conservatives held the seat and therefore had 29 of the 39 councillors.
Derbyshire Dales local election result 2011http://www.derbyshiredales.gov.uk/about_the_council/elections/results/dddcelection/2011results/default.asp District Council Elections 2011 Derbyshire Dales District Council 12 December 2011 https://web.archive.org/web/20110612115852/http://www.derbyshiredales.gov.uk/about_the_council/elections/results/dddcelection/2011results/default.asp 12 June 2011 dead
Conservative Party (UK)
29
4
1
+3
74.4
48.7
21,330
-0.3
Labour Party (UK)
5
1
0
+1
12.8
27.8
12,176
+17.9
Liberal Democrats (UK)
4
0
4
-4
10.3
18.1
7,903
-15.9
Independent (politician)
1
0
0
0
2.6
2.9
1,261
-1.5
Green Party of England and Wales
0
0
0
0
0.0
2.3
1,016
-0.4
UK Independence Party
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.2
86
+0.2
7 Conservative candidates were unopposed at the election. The above results include the delayed election for Stanton ward.
Ward results
Ashbourne North (2 seats)
Conservative Party (UK)
Stephen Bull
785
Conservative Party (UK)
Tony Millward
673
Labour Party (UK)
Rob Whyman
407
1,865
41.3
Conservative Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Ashbourne South (2 seats)
Conservative Party (UK)
Andrew Lewer
883
Conservative Party (UK)
Tom Donnelly
583
Labour Party (UK)
Che Lear Page
464
1,930
40.9
Conservative Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Bakewell (3 seats)
Conservative Party (UK)
Judith Twigg
1,378
Conservative Party (UK)
Carol Walker
1,245
Conservative Party (UK)
Philippa Tilbrook
1,121
Labour Party (UK)
Pam Russell
773
4,517
52.1
+7
Conservative Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Bradwell
Conservative Party (UK)
Janet Goodison
430
54.2
Independent (politician)
Christopher Furness
364
45.8
66
8.4
794
52.5
Conservative Party (UK)
Brailsford
Conservative Party (UK)
Angus Jenkins
517
74.1
Independent (politician)
Alan Hodkinson
181
25.9
336
48.2
698
51.9
Conservative Party (UK)
Calver
Conservative Party (UK)
Cate Hunt
unopposed
Conservative Party (UK)
Carsington Water
Conservative Party (UK)
Lewis Rose
unopposed
Conservative Party (UK)
Chatsworth
Conservative Party (UK)
Michael Longden
unopposed
Conservative Party (UK)
Clifton and Bradley
Conservative Party (UK)
Andrew Shirley
512
55.4
Independent (politician)
Ian Bates
326
35.3
UK Independence Party
Charles Swabey
86
9.3
186
20.1
924
61.8
Conservative Party (UK)
Darley Dale (3 seats)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
David Fearn
731
Liberal Democrats (UK)
David Burton
729
Conservative Party (UK)
Andrew Statham
720
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Nigel Allwood
694
Conservative Party (UK)
Katherine Staves
688
Conservative Party (UK)
Neil MacPherson
610
Labour Party (UK)
Julie Morrison
578
Labour Party (UK)
Finn Page
554
Labour Party (UK)
Phil Rogers
512
5,816
48.6
+8
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Dovedale and Parwich
Conservative Party (UK)
Richard Fitzherbert
594
76.6
Labour Party (UK)
Eric Page
181
23.4
413
53.2
775
55.3
Conservative Party (UK)
Doveridge and Sudbury
Conservative Party (UK)
Albert Catt
660
81.7
+12.9
Labour Party (UK)
Katy Brown
148
18.3
+18.3
512
63.4
+25.8
808
53.4
+5
Conservative Party (UK)
Hartington and Taddington
Conservative Party (UK)
David Chapman
unopposed
Conservative Party (UK)
Hathersage and Eyam (2 seats)
Conservative Party (UK)
Jacque Bevan
962
Conservative Party (UK)
Jean Monks
728
Labour Party (UK)
Briony Robinson
605
Labour Party (UK)
Val Robinson
562
Liberal Democrats (UK)
David Hoskin
359
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Jim Tweeddale
352
3,568
59.7
+13
Conservative Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Hulland
Conservative Party (UK)
Richard Bright
unopposed
Conservative Party (UK)
Lathkill and Bradford
Independent (politician)
David Frederickson
390
52.8
-13.4
Conservative Party (UK)
Mitch Blythe
349
47.2
+13.4
41
5.5
-27.0
739
57.4
+12
Independent (politician)
Litton and Longstone
Conservative Party (UK)
Neil Horton
unopposed
Conservative Party (UK)
Masson (2 seats)
Conservative Party (UK)
Garry Purdy
593
Labour Party (UK)
Bob Cartwright
571
Conservative Party (UK)
Peter Hume
566
Labour Party (UK)
Nick Whitehead
534
2,264
50.3
+10
Conservative Party (UK)
Labour Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Matlock All Saints (3 seats)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Sue Burfoot
931
Conservative Party (UK)
Geoff Stevens
808
Conservative Party (UK)
Ann Elliott
796
Liberal Democrats (UK)
David Barker
789
Conservative Party (UK)
Sam Gregory
730
Liberal Democrats (UK)
David Jones
715
Labour Party (UK)
Andrew Botham
709
5,478
50.6
+5
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Matlock St Giles (3 seats)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Steve Flitter
950
Conservative Party (UK)
Barrie Tipping
716
Conservative Party (UK)
Jacquie Stevens
691
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Barry Hopkinson
670
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Cate Hopkinson
655
Labour Party (UK)
Sally Davies
632
Conservative Party (UK)
Richard Walsh
604
Labour Party (UK)
Simon Peters
562
5,480
48.6
+6
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Conservative Party (UK)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Norbury
Conservative Party (UK)
Kenneth Bull
unopposed
Conservative Party (UK)
Tideswell
Conservative Party (UK)
Jennifer Bower
338
45.7
-18.8
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Sue Barber
244
33.0
+14.4
Labour Party (UK)
Lytton Page
157
21.2
+21.2
94
12.7
-34.0
739
49.8
+14
Conservative Party (UK)
Winster and South Darley
Labour Party (UK)
Colin Swindell
690
78.7
+49.1
Conservative Party (UK)
Rebecca Swindell
187
21.3
-22.9
503
57.4
877
62.6
+3
Labour Party (UK)
Wirksworth (3 seats)
Labour Party (UK)
Irene Ratcliffe
1,293
Labour Party (UK)
Peter Slack
1,048
Labour Party (UK)
Mike Ratcliffe
1,023
Conservative Party (UK)
Philip Cope
626
Green Party of England and Wales
Chris Spencer
532
Conservative Party (UK)
Susan Bull
517
Green Party of England and Wales
Josh Stockell
484
Conservative Party (UK)
John Smith
474
5,997
49.8
+9
Labour Party (UK)
Labour Party (UK)
Labour Party (UK)
Stanton delayed election
The election in Stanton was delayed until 23 June 2011 after no candidates originally stood for the seat at the May election. The seat was held for the Conservatives by Joanne Wild with a 73-vote majority.http://www.thisisderbyshire.co.uk/Tories-majority-council-extended/story-12844235-detail/story.html Tories' majority on council is extended 28 June 2011 Derby Telegraph 12 December 2011
Stanton
Conservative Party (UK)
Joanne Wild
246
48.9
-10.7
Labour Party (UK)
Julie Morrison
173
34.4
+34.4
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Anthony Allwood
84
16.7
-23.7
73
14.5
-4.6
503
34.1
-5
Conservative Party (UK)
By-elections between 2011 and 2015
Chris Furness was elected without opposition on 12 January 2012 to hold Bradwell for the Conservative Party, after having been the losing independent candidate at the 2011 election.https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/exindependent-candidate-triumphs-for-tories-in-bradwell-byelection-6289129.html Ex-independent candidate triumphs for Tories in Bradwell byelection Mead Chris 13 January 2012 The Independent 29 January 2012 20 January 2012 https://web.archive.org/web/20120120164701/http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/exindependent-candidate-triumphs-for-tories-in-bradwell-byelection-6289129.html dead The vacancy came after the death of Conservative councillor Janet Goodison in October 2011.http://www.bakewelltoday.co.uk/news/local/new_councillor_for_bradwell_ward_1_4149137 New councillor for Bradwell ward 17 January 2012 Matlock Mercury Bakewell Today 29 January 2012
Bradwell by-election 12 January 2012
Conservative Party (UK)
Chris Furness
unopposed
Conservative Party (UK)
References
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