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2011 Wolverhampton City Council election
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Elections to Wolverhampton City Council were held on 5 May 2011, the same day as the national referendum on the Alternative Vote, in Wolverhampton, England. One third of the council was up for election.
thumb|right|300px|2011 local election results in Wolverhampton
Composition
Prior to the election, the composition of the council was:
Labour Party 31
Conservative Party 25
Liberal Democrat 4
Note: this differs from the total at the previous election, due to a by-election and a Liberal Democrat councillor defecting to Labour.Wainwright Daniel Councillor's defection is unfair on the local voters http://www.envilleales.com/images/E&SPriceFreezeStory.pdf 19 September 2011 Express & Star 2 April 2011
Following the election, the composition of the council is:
Labour Party 35
Conservative Party 22
Liberal Democrat 3
Election result
Wolverhampton local election result 2011
Labour Party (UK)
35
4
0
Conservative Party (UK)
22
0
3
Liberal Democrats (UK)
3
0
1
British National Party
0
0
0
0
Independent (politician)
0
0
0
0
United Kingdom Independence Party
0
0
0
0
Ward results
Bilston East
Labour Party (UK)
Valerie Gibson
1,764
66.14
Conservative Party (UK)
Tom Fellows
903
33.86
861
32.28
2667
29.67
Bilston North
Labour Party (UK)
Sue Constable
1,696
59.82
Conservative Party (UK)
David Hunt
625
22.05
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Frances Heap
97
3.42
British National Party
Stewart Gardner
154
5.43
UK Independence Party
Remi Hodister
263
9.28
1071
37.78
2,835
32.51
Blakenhall
Labour Party (UK)
Robert Jones
3,073
Conservative Party (UK)
Sid Sidhu
678
2,395
45.54%
Bushbury North
Conservative Party (UK)
Leslie Pugh
1,347
Labour Party (UK)
Ian Angus
1,673
British National Party
Simon Patten
391
326
3425
37.87%
Bushbury South and Low Hill
Labour Party (UK)
Peter O'Neill
1,763
Conservative Party (UK)
Annette Pugh
625
1,138
2,406
26.74%
East Park
Labour Party (UK)
Harman Banger
1,763
Conservative Party (UK)
Darren Friel
1,508
705
2,855
32.82%
Ettingshall
Labour Party (UK)
Sandra Samuels
Unopposed
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Fallings Park
Labour Party (UK)
Valerie Evans
2,072
Conservative Party (UK)
Simon Hewitt
1,123
949
3,125
35.82%
Graiseley
Labour Party (UK)
Elias Mattu
2,399
Conservative Party (UK)
Jazz Boparai
614
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Eileen Birch
201
Independent (politician)
John Mellor
505
1,7585
3,746
45.44%
Heath Town
Labour Party (UK)
Milkinderpal Jaspal
1,488
Conservative Party (UK)
John Lee
708
Green Party of England and Wales
Matthew Addison
231
1,785
2,448
31.85%
Merry Hill
Conservative Party (UK)
Christopher Haynes
Labour Party (UK)
Nav Rana
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Lexi Lawrence
Independent (politician)
Timothy Broomer
UK Independence Party
Phil Templar
Oxley
Conservative Party (UK)
Ian Bisbey
1,263
Labour Party (UK)
Ian Claymore
1,749
UK Independence Party
Keith Sinclair
276
513
3,285
37.12%
Park
Labour Party (UK)
Mike Hardacre
1,910
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Jonathan Webber
568
Conservative Party (UK)
Nasim Ullah
968
Green Party of England and Wales
David Belcher
262
942
3,730
46.73%
Penn
Conservative Party (UK)
Paul Singh
Labour Party (UK)
Martin Waite
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Bryan Lewis
Green Party of England and Wales
Daniel Batchelor
UK Independence Party
Barry Hodgson
Spring Vale
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Michael Heap
Labour Party (UK)
Gurcharan Bedi
Conservative Party (UK)
Trevor White
British National Party
David Bradnock
St Peter's
Labour Party (UK)
Zahid Shah
1,867
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Mary Garside
236
Conservative Party (UK)
Shailesh Parekh
270
1,597
2,391
35.07%
Tettenhall Regis
Conservative Party (UK)
Jonathan Yardley
Labour Party (UK)
Muhammad Khan
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Roger Gray
UK Independence Party
Donald Morris
Tettenhall Wightwick
Conservative Party (UK)
Wendy Thompson
Labour Party (UK)
Stu Goldcrusher
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Peter Hollis
Wednesfield North
Conservative Party (UK)
Tania Davis
Labour Party (UK)
Rita Potter
Wednesfield South
Conservative Party (UK)
Peter Dobb
1,074
Labour Party (UK)
Bhupinder Gakhal
1,481
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Oliver Williams
572
407
3,1743
37.41%
References
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