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2005 UK local government election December 2021 December 2021 2005 Devon County Council election Parliamentary no 2001 Devon County Council election 2001 2009 Devon County Council election 2009 All 62 seats to Devon County CouncilLocal election results: Devon LD GAIN FROM NOC http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/vote2005/locals/html/3855.stm BBC 19 November 2020 6 May 2005 32 5 May 2005 LD Liberal Democrats (UK) 22 seats, 35.8% 33 12Seats changes since the 2001 election are skewed by the increase of the number of council seats from 54 to 62 at the 2005 election 142,414 38.0% 2.1% Reference ELECTORAL WARD 2001 https://devoncc.sharepoint.com/sites/PublicDocs/Democracy/_layouts/15/guestaccess.aspx?guestaccesstoken=o%2bW58uttYlPtep0ijUxtipy%2bz%2f%2bzH2vgNfwGT%2b285Kc%3d&docid=00d62343bf91f4d2b81332c57fce60c0b Devon County Council 19 November 2020 Con Conservative Party (UK) 22 seats, 37.4% 23 1 142,732 38.0% 0.6% Lab Labour Party (UK) 4 seats, 16.7% 4 1 44,813 11.9% 4.6% Ind Independent (politician) 3 seats, 6.1% 2 1 16,692 4.4% 1.7% Lib Liberal Party (UK, 1989) 3 seats, 2.0% 0 3 4,300 1.1% 0.9% File:Devon County Council election 2005 map.svg 400px Council control Council control after election No overall control Liberal Democrat 379,92067.4% (1.7 pp) 563,668 The 2005 Devon County Council election was an election to Devon County Council which took place on 5 May 2005 as part of the 2005 United Kingdom local elections. 62 councillors were elected from various electoral divisions, which returned either one or two county councillors each by first-past-the-post voting for a four-year term of office. The electoral divisions had been redrawn since the last election in 2001. No elections were held in Plymouth and Torbay, which are unitary authorities outside the area covered by the County Council. All locally registered electors (British, Irish, Commonwealth and European Union citizens) who were aged 18 or over on election day were entitled to vote in the local elections. Summary The election saw the Liberal Democrats regain control of the council, which had last been under Liberal Democrat control after the 1997 election, but had been under no overall control since the 2001 election. The Conservative Party gained only one seat, despite the increase in the number of seats from 54 to 62 after redistricting, becoming the second-largest party on the council and therefore the official opposition party. The Liberal Party lost all three of its seats in the election, while the Independent grouping lost one seat. The Gallagher index for the election, which measures the disproportionality of seat allocation, was 11.94.note A lower value indicates a more proportional outcome in the election; historically, UK general elections have had a value of around 16.Electoral systems across the UK https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/explainers/electoral-systems-uk Institute for Government 19 November 2020 The Gallagher index is worked out using the formula: where is the per cent of votes and is the per cent of seats for each of the parties ().For this election, the Gallagher Index can be worked out as: Party % of votes % of seats difference differencesquared Liberal Democrats 38.0 53.2 15.2 231.04 Conservatives 38.0 37.1 -0.9 0.81 Labour 11.9 6.5 -5.4 29.16 Independent 4.4 3.2 -1.2 1.44 UKIP 3.9 0.0 -3.9 15.21 Green 2.5 0.0 -2.5 6.25 Liberal 1.1 0.0 -1.1 1.21 Other 0.02 0.0 -0.02 0.0004 total of squares of differences 285.1204 total / 2 142.5602 square root of (total / 2) 11.93986 Results Devon County Council election, 2005Previous election results https://www.devon.gov.uk/democracy/elections-and-voting/previous-election-results/ Devon County Council 20 November 2020 Liberal Democrats (UK) 33 12 53.2 38.0 142,414 Conservative Party (UK) 23 1 37.1 38.0 142,732 Labour Party (UK) 4 1 6.5 11.9 44,813 Independent (politician) 2 2 3.2 4.4 16,692 UK Independence Party 0 0.0 3.9 14,643 Green Party of England and Wales 0 0.0 2.5 9,539 Liberal Party (UK, 1989) 0 2 0.0 1.1 4,300 Electoral division results Alphington and CowickDevon County Council Election Results 1973-2009 http://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Devon-County.pdf Elections Centre 20 November 2020 Liberal Democrats (UK) M. Browning 3,188 43.8 Labour Party (UK) R. Harris 1,919 26.4 Conservative Party (UK) M. Baldwin 1,443 19.8 Green Party of England and Wales A. Bell 331 4.6 UKIP D. Challice 282 3.9 Liberal Party (UK, 1989) P. Smith 109 1.5 1,269 17.5 7,272 67.2 10,829 Liberal Democrats (UK) Ashburton and BuckfastleighDevon County Council Elections 2005 Results https://devoncc.sharepoint.com/sites/PublicDocs/Democracy/_layouts/15/guestaccess.aspx?guestaccesstoken=kCWe1qC%2fLQNtFNI8apy5M6ll0x2m1WyEAQKHa8qiaXI%3d&docid=0101965538f0c4add9043a547d60fdcc1 Devon County Council 13 August 202347 Conservative Party (UK) Stuart Barker 2,793 38.9 Liberal Democrats (UK) Graham Wickham 2,663 37.1 Labour Party (UK) Michael Harriott 999 13.9 UKIP Kim Van Der Kiste 636 8.9 130 1.8 83 1.2 7,174 71.5 10,030 Conservative Party (UK) Axminster4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Douglas Hull 2,912 44.9 Conservative Party (UK) Iain Chubb 2,908 44.9 Labour Party (UK) Jeremy Walden 581 9.0 4 0.1 82 1.3 6,483 73.1 8,874 Liberal Democrats (UK) Barnstaple NorthDevon County Council full election 5 May 2005 https://www.northdevon.gov.uk/council/voting-and-elections/election-results/county-elections/county-full-election-5-may-2005/ North Devon Council 20 November 2020 Liberal Democrats (UK) Brian Greenslade 3,411 56.1 Conservative Party (UK) John Gill 1,305 21.5 Labour Party (UK) Annie Brenton 720 11.9 Green Party of England and Wales Earl Bramley-Howard 572 9.4 2,106 34.7 67 1.1 6,075 60.4 10,055 Liberal Democrats (UK) Barnstaple South Liberal Democrats (UK) Christopher Haywood 3,116 49.6 Conservative Party (UK) David Brailey 1,999 31.8 Green Party of England and Wales Robert Cornish 596 9.5 Independent (politician) Terence Bawden 474 7.5 1,117 17.8 103 1.6 6,288 64.7 9,726 Liberal Democrats (UK) Bickleigh and Wembury38 Conservative Party (UK) Thomas Hart 3,073 50.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) Cedric Tarsky 2,219 36.3 UKIP James McOustra 763 12.5 854 9.6 55 0.9 6,110 68.4 8,937 Conservative Party (UK) Bideford EastELECTION RESULTS COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION Date : 5th May 2005 https://www.torridge.gov.uk/article/12907/Devon-County-Council-Election-Results---5-May-2005 Torridge District Council 14 January 2021 Liberal Democrats (UK) Hugo Barton 2,613 46.9 Independent Conservative Christopher Leather 1,891 33.9 Labour Party (UK) David Brenton 1,001 18.0 722 13.0 67 1.2 5,572 62.7 8,883 Liberal Democrats (UK) Bideford South and Hartland Liberal Democrats (UK) Humphrey Temperley 2,825 46.8 Independent Conservative Robert Williamson 2,162 35.8 Labour Party (UK) Vivian Gale 978 16.2 663 11.0 76 1.3 6,041 67.4 8,957 Liberal Democrats (UK) Bovey Tracey Rural48 Liberal Democrats (UK) Sally Morgan 3,041 48.2 Conservative Party (UK) Audrey Warren 2,627 41.6 Labour Party (UK) Jacqueline Lamont 587 9.3 414 6.6 55 0.9 6,310 74.5 8,468 Liberal Democrats (UK) Braunton Rural Liberal Democrats (UK) Jennifer Jenkins 2,325 36.1 Conservative Party (UK) Jasmine Chesters 2,250 34.9 Independent (politician) Charles Piper 610 9.5 Green Party of England and Wales Michael Harrison 607 9.4 Labour Party (UK) Danny Neary 566 8.8 75 1.2 82 1.3 6,440 69.0 9,327 Liberal Democrats (UK) Broadclyst and Whimple6 Liberal Democrats (UK) Derek Button 3,039 47.1 Conservative Party (UK) Peter Bowden 2,863 44.3 Liberal Party (UK, 1989) Grace Burns 411 6.4 176 2.7 145 2.2 6,458 72.4 8,922 Liberal Democrats (UK) Budleigh7 Conservative Party (UK) Christine Channon 3,454 55.0 Liberal Democrats (UK) Phillip Frewin-Smith 1,862 29.7 Labour Party (UK) Stuart Fegan 865 13.8 1,592 25.4 94 1.5 6,275 73.1 8,579 Conservative Party (UK) Chudleigh Rural49 Conservative Party (UK) Francis Brook 2,330 35.0 Liberal Democrats (UK) Keith Smith 2,052 30.8 Independent (politician) Raymond Frost 1,451 21.8 Labour Party (UK) Barbara Errington 754 11.3 278 4.2 75 1.1 6,662 73.7 9,040 Conservative Party (UK) Chulmleigh and Swimbridge Liberal Democrats (UK) Frederick Tucker 3,209 45.4 Conservative Party (UK) Richard Edgell 2,848 40.3 Green Party of England and Wales Ian Godfrey 915 13.0 361 5.1 90 1.3 7,062 74.1 9,529 Liberal Democrats (UK) Combe Martin Rural Conservative Party (UK) Vivienne Davis 2,522 44.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) Derrick Spear 2,414 42.2 Green Party of England and Wales Jon Hooper 706 12.3 108 1.9 81 1.4 5,723 70.4 8,126 Conservative Party (UK) Crediton Rural24 Liberal Democrats (UK) Nicholas Way 3,105 49.9 Conservative Party (UK) Margaret Squires 2,183 35.1 UKIP Alan Green 472 7.6 Green Party of England and Wales Elizabeth Culpeper 380 6.1 922 14.8 82 1.3 6,222 69.3 8,977 Liberal Democrats (UK) Cullompton Rural25 Conservative Party (UK) Edgar Berry 3,072 47.6 Liberal Democrats (UK) Rita Keylock 2,266 35.1 Green Party of England and Wales Colin Matthews 416 6.4 UKIP Gatson Dezart 407 6.3 Liberal Party (UK, 1989) Janett Rice 233 3.6 806 12.5 66 1.0 6,460 66.3 9,741 Conservative Party (UK) Dartmouth and Kingswear39 Conservative Party (UK) Jonathan Hawkins 2,435 50.0 Liberal Democrats (UK) Anthony Phillips 1,280 26.3 Labour Party (UK) Brian Boughton 649 13.3 UKIP Roger Kempton 471 9.7 1,155 23.7 31 0.6 4,866 69.2 7,031 Conservative Party (UK) Dawlish50 Conservative Party (UK) John Clatworthy 3,246 45.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) Alan Connett 2,843 39.5 Labour Party (UK) James Court 1,051 14.6 403 5.6 56 0.8 7,196 68.3 10,535 Conservative Party (UK) Duryard and Pennsylvania16 Liberal Democrats (UK) Sheila Hobden 2,486 45.6 Conservative Party (UK) Daniel Thomas 1,690 31.0 Labour Party (UK) Dorothy Parker 981 18.0 UKIP Graham Stone 166 3.0 Socialist Alternative (England, Wales & Scotland) Trevor Clissold 65 1.2 796 14.6 66 1.2 5,454 63.7 8,565 Liberal Democrats (UK) Exminster and Kenton Liberal Democrats (UK) B. Berman 2,582 50.4 Conservative Party (UK) S. Webber 1,901 37.1 Labour Party (UK) G. Hesse 641 12.5 681 13.3 5,124 71.6 7,153 Liberal Democrats (UK) Exmouth Brixington and Withycombe8 Liberal Democrats (UK) Brenda Taylor 3,458 52.0 Conservative Party (UK) Jill Elson 2,097 31.6 UKIP David Wilson 685 10.3 Independent (politician) Raymond Widdowson 239 3.6 1,361 20.5 166 2.5 6,645 64.8 10,259 Liberal Democrats (UK) Exmouth Halsdon and Woodbury9 Conservative Party (UK) Bernard Hughes 2,405 40.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) Patricia Graham 2,351 39.2 Labour Party (UK) Carole Newton 779 13.0 UKIP John Kelly 422 7.0 54 0.9 40 0.7 5,997 70.8 8,467 Conservative Party (UK) Exmouth Littleham and Town10 Liberal Democrats (UK) Eileen Wragg 2,690 42.0 Conservative Party (UK) Kathleen Bamsey 2,166 33.8 Labour Party (UK) Patrick Canavan 1,017 15.9 UKIP Colin Evans 438 6.8 524 8.2 96 1.5 6,407 64.2 9,985 Liberal Democrats (UK) Exwick and St Thomas17 Liberal Democrats (UK) Rob Hannaford 3,141 43.1 Labour Party (UK) Lesley Robson 2,626 36.0 Conservative Party (UK) David Henson 1,080 14.8 UKIP Lawrence Harper 378 5.2 515 7.1 66 0.9 7,291 64.8 11,253 Liberal Democrats (UK) Fremington Rural Conservative Party (UK) Rodney Cann 2,758 48.4 Independent (politician) David Jury 1,765 31.0 Green Party of England and Wales Linda Mack 997 17.5 993 17.4 174 3.1 5,694 70.7 8,058 Conservative Party (UK) Hatherleigh and Chagford62 Conservative Party (UK) James McInnes 3,358 47.6 Liberal Democrats (UK) Anne Carter 2,609 37.0 UKIP Susan Bamford 529 7.5 Labour Party (UK) Brenda Lopez 493 7.0 749 10.6 62 0.9 7,051 76.8 9,178 Conservative Party (UK) Heavitree and Whipton Barton23 Labour Party (UK) Olwen Foggin 2,419 35.6 Liberal Party (UK, 1989) Christopher Gale 1,454 21.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Tessa Barrett 1,379 20.3 Conservative Party (UK) Keith Nelson-Tomsen 1,201 17.7 UKIP Rosalinde Myrone 285 4.2 965 14.2 62 0.9 6,800 66.8 10,174 Conservative Party (UK) Holsworthy Rural Liberal Democrats (UK) Desmond Shadrick 3,864 54.4 Conservative Party (UK) Gaye Tabor 2,617 36.9 Labour Party (UK) William Vanstone 517 7.3 1,247 17.6 100 1.4 7,098 73.4 9,665 Liberal Democrats (UK) Honiton St Michael's11 Conservative Party (UK) Barry Nicholson 2,889 47.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) Amanda Pettet 1,751 29.0 Labour Party (UK) Richard Price 831 13.7 Liberal Party (UK, 1989) Lucy Collins 481 8.0 1,138 18.8 92 1.5 6,044 69.1 8,741 Conservative Party (UK) Honiton St Paul's12 Conservative Party (UK) Roger Boote 3,145 49.0 Liberal Democrats (UK) Roy Coombs 1,736 27.0 Labour Party (UK) Sally Boom 972 15.1 Liberal Party (UK, 1989) Roy Collins 510 7.9 1,409 56 0.9 6,419 71.5 8,980 Conservative Party (UK) Ilfracombe Liberal Democrats (UK) Geoffrey Fowler 2,132 41.6 Conservative Party (UK) Paul Crabb 1,783 34.8 Independent (politician) Ivan Frances 716 14.0 Green Party of England and Wales Franklin Pearson 443 8.6 349 6.8 51 1.0 5,125 58.4 8,778 Liberal Democrats (UK) Ivybridge40 Conservative Party (UK) Roger Croad 2,115 36.1 Labour Party (UK) Evonne Beeson 1,592 27.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) David Corney 1,586 27.0 UKIP Brian Gerrish 541 9.2 523 8.9 31 0.5 5,865 65.9 8,894 Conservative Party (UK) Axminster4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Douglas Hull 2,912 44.9 Conservative Party (UK) Iain Chubb 2,908 44.9 Labour Party (UK) Jeremy Walden 581 9.0 4 0.1 82 1.3 6,483 73.1 8,874 Liberal Democrats (UK) Kingsbridge and Stokenham41 Liberal Democrats (UK) Julian Brazil 2,806 48.5 Conservative Party (UK) Owen Masters 2,266 39.2 UKIP Stephen Dooley 625 10.8 540 9.3 90 1.6 5,787 72.2 8,012 Liberal Democrats (UK) Kingsteignston52 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Smith 2,450 43.0 Conservative Party (UK) Michael Walters 1,978 34.7 Labour Party (UK) James White 1,200 21.1 472 8.3 72 1.3 5,700 65.4 8,712 Liberal Democrats (UK) Newton Abbot North53 Liberal Democrats (UK) Anne Fry 2,829 51.9 Conservative Party (UK) Mark Johnson 1,641 30.1 Labour Party (UK) Barry Kaye 903 16.6 1,188 21.8 82 1.5 5,455 62.6 8,710 Liberal Democrats (UK) Newton Abbot South54 Liberal Democrats (UK) Gordon Hook 3,275 52.2 Conservative Party (UK) Allan Vizor 1,819 29.0 Labour Party (UK) Louise Lewis 1,048 16.7 1,456 23.2 135 2.2 6,277 65.6 9,565 Liberal Democrats (UK) Newton St Cyres and Sandford27 Conservative Party (UK) Michael Lee 3,425 50.6 Liberal Democrats (UK) Gillian Elston 2,144 31.3 Green Party of England and Wales Linda Lever 736 10.9 UKIP Robert Edwards 449 6.6 1,311 19.4 39 0.6 6,736 76.9 8,795 Conservative Party (UK) Newtown and Polsloe18 Labour Party (UK) Richard Westlake 1,779 32.9 Conservative Party (UK) Yolanda Henson 1,387 25.7 Liberal Democrats (UK) Pamela Thickett 1,380 25.5 Green Party of England and Wales Nicholas Discombe 695 12.9 Independent (politician) Dale Woolner 100 1.8 392 7.2 66 1.2 5,407 64.4 8,390 Labour Party (UK) Northam Liberal Democrats (UK) Leonard Ford 2,459 36.8 Conservative Party (UK) Anthony Collins 2,151 32.2 UKIP Andrew Eastman 1,190 17.8 Labour Party (UK) Sharon Prokowski 799 12.0 308 4.6 79 1.2 6,678 69.1 9,668 Liberal Democrats (UK) Okehampton Rural63 Conservative Party (UK) Christine Marsh 3,216 43.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Kenneth Williams 2,747 37.1 Labour Party (UK) Alison Young 740 10.0 UKIP William Kelly 632 8.5 469 6.3 69 0.9 7,404 72.0 10,283 Conservative Party (UK) Ottery St Mary Rural13 Independent (politician) Arthur Giles 3,718 55.3 Conservative Party (UK) Thomas Fraser 1,815 27.0 Liberal Democrats (UK) Marion Olive 733 10.9 Labour Party (UK) Alfred Boom 416 6.2 1,903 28.3 46 0.7 6,728 74.6 9,022 Liberal Democrats (UK) Pinhoe and Mincinglake19 Labour Party (UK) Saxon Spence 2,480 42.6 Conservative Party (UK) Ruth Smith 1,805 31.0 Liberal Democrats (UK) Nigel Gooding 1,442 24.8 675 11.6 89 1.5 5,816 66.8 8,713 Labour Party (UK) Priory and St Leonards20 Labour Party (UK) Jill Owen 2,773 41.0 Conservative Party (UK) Norman Shiel 1,908 28.2 Liberal Democrats (UK) Rodney Ruffle 1,367 20.2 UKIP Leon Courtney 331 4.9 Liberal Party (UK, 1989) Keith Danks 297 4.4 865 12.8 89 1.3 6,765 65.1 10,395 Labour Party (UK) Seaton Coastal5 Liberal Democrats (UK) Margaret Rogers 3,538 53.5 Conservative Party (UK) James Knight 2,624 39.7 UKIP Bernard Partridge-Hogbin 299 4.5 914 13.8 154 2.3 6,615 70.9 9,327 Liberal Democrats (UK) Sidmouth Sidford14 Conservative Party (UK) Stuart Hughes 4,736 62.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Brian Toye 1,733 22.8 Labour Party (UK) Ray Davison 973 12.8 3,003 39.6 143 1.9 7,585 72.4 10,472 Conservative Party (UK) South Brent and Dartington42 Conservative Party (UK) James Pennington 2,903 45.5 Liberal Democrats (UK) Catherine Pannell 2,749 43.1 Labour Party (UK) Bill Reeves 614 9.6 154 2.4 116 1.8 6,382 73.4 8,689 Conservative Party (UK) South Molton Rural Conservative Party (UK) Jeremy Yabsley 3,042 48.5 Liberal Democrats (UK) Susan Sewell 2,472 39.4 Green Party of England and Wales Jacqueline Morningmist 664 10.6 570 9.1 94 1.5 6,272 73.2 8,573 Conservative Party (UK) St David's and St James21 Liberal Democrats (UK) Philip Brock 2,194 42.9 Labour Party (UK) John Poat 1,176 11.5 Conservative Party (UK) Simon Smith 952 18.6 Green Party of England and Wales Isaac Price-Sosner 586 11.5 UKIP Mark Fitzgeorge-Parker 140 2.7 1,018 19.9 69 1.3 5,117 59.5 8,597 Liberal Democrats (UK) St Loyes and Topsham22 Conservative Party (UK) Andrew Leadbetter 2,081 35.9 Labour Party (UK) Rachel Lyons 1,261 21.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) Benjamin Noble 954 16.5 Liberal Party (UK, 1989) Margaret Danks 914 15.8 UKIP Eric Bransden 265 4.6 Green Party of England and Wales Paul Edwards 259 4.5 820 14.2 61 1.1 5,795 74.5 7,776 Conservative Party (UK) Tavistock64 Liberal Democrats (UK) Roy Connelly 2,109 30.7 Conservative Party (UK) Philip Sanders 1,898 27.7 Independent (politician) Edward Sherrell 1,769 25.8 Labour Party (UK) Debra Hardy 565 8.2 UKIP Doreen Mudge 464 6.8 211 3.1 59 0.9 6,864 70.8 9,698 Liberal Democrats (UK) Teign Estuary56 Liberal Democrats (UK) David Cox 1,837 32.0 Conservative Party (UK) Cecilia Brown 1,491 26.0 Independent (politician) Christopher Clarance 957 16.7 Labour Party (UK) Mary Kennedy 802 14.0 UKIP Christopher Whitlock 594 10.4 346 60.3 56 1.0 5,737 68.0 8,433 Liberal Democrats (UK) Teignbridge South46 Liberal Democrats (UK) Philip Cook 2,406 37.4 Conservative Party (UK) William Long 2,088 32.4 Independent (politician) Mary Colclough 1,192 18.5 Labour Party (UK) Edony Verbrugge 660 10.3 318 4.9 92 1.4 6,438 73.5 8,756 Liberal Democrats (UK) Teignmouth Town55 Liberal Democrats (UK) Christopher Bray 1,883 35.1 Conservative Party (UK) Geoffrey Bladon 1,465 27.3 Independent (politician) Sylvia Russell 784 14.6 Labour Party (UK) Margaret Tucker 564 10.5 Independent (politician) Roy Phillips 590 11.0 418 7.8 83 1.5 5,369 70.7 7,593 Liberal Democrats (UK) Thurlestone, Salcombe and Allington43 Conservative Party (UK) Simon Day 2,820 52.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) Rosalind Spears 2,006 37.0 Labour Party (UK) David Trigger 530 9.8 814 59 1.1 5,415 70.0 7,732 Conservative Party (UK) Tiverton East28 Liberal Democrats (UK) Desmond Hannon 2,485 44.6 Conservative Party (UK) Dennis Knowles 2,269 40.7 UKIP Christopher Caffin 735 13.2 216 3.9 80 1.4 5,569 60.9 9,146 Liberal Democrats (UK) Tiverton West29 Independent (politician) Mary Turner 2,327 35.8 Conservative Party (UK) Alan Griffiths 1,693 26.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) Paul Williams 1,199 18.5 Labour Party (UK) Andrew Siantonas 594 9.1 UKIP Kenneth Gilderthorp 343 5.3 Green Party of England and Wales David Cottam 269 4.1 634 9.8 68 1.0 6,493 68.3 9,503 Independent (politician) Torrington Rural61 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Rawlinson 2,849 40.6 Conservative Party (UK) William Morrish 2,788 39.7 Labour Party (UK) Heathcliffe Pettifer 714 10.2 UKIP Piers Merchant 596 8.5 61 0.9 70 1.0 7,017 70.6 9,943 Liberal Democrats (UK) Totnes Rural44 Liberal Democrats (UK) Geoff Date 2,811 49.3 Conservative Party (UK) Ivor Hawkins 1,398 24.5 Labour Party (UK) Lorna Hughes 892 15.6 UKIP Peter Wyatt 531 9.3 1,413 24.8 69 1.2 5,701 70.6 8,076 Liberal Democrats (UK) Willand and Uffculme26 Conservative Party (UK) Raymond Radford 3,115 46.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) Kevin Wilson 1,744 25.8 Labour Party (UK) Richard Bentley 835 12.4 Green Party of England and Wales William Cheesbrough 524 7.8 UKIP Marshall Haines 473 7.0 1,371 20.3 70 1.0 6,761 71.2 9,501 Conservative Party (UK) Yealmpton Conservative Party (UK) E. Mitchell 2,873 39.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) K. Baldry 2,700 42.9 UKIP J. Williamson 714 11.4 173 2.8 6,287 71.8 8,756 Conservative Party (UK) Yelverton Rural65 Liberal Democrats (UK) Alan Hosking 2,810 38.9 Conservative Party (UK) Patrick Hitchins 2,770 38.4 Labour Party (UK) Edward Lopez 809 11.2 UKIP Andrew Mudge 783 10.8 40 0.6 50 0.7 7,222 73.9 9,770 Liberal Democrats (UK) Notes note References 2 Devon Category:2005 English local elections 2005 Category:2000s in Devon