2004 Vale of Glamorgan Council election

2004 Welsh local government election April 2022 thumb|Results of the 2004 Vale of Glamorgan Council election The 2004 Vale of Glamorgan Council election took place on Thursday 10 June 2004 to elect members of Vale of Glamorgan Council in Wales. This was the same day as many other local elections in Wales and England. The Conservatives remained the largest party but did not have a majority. The previous full council election was in 1999 and the next full council election was in May 2008. Overview Council elections in Wales were originally scheduled for May 2003, but were delayed by a year to avoid a conflict with the 2003 Wales Assembly elections.http://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/__data/assets/electoral_commission_pdf_file/0015/16143/RallingsThrasher_15173-11355__E__N__S__W__.pdf Analysis of local election results data for Wales 2004 (including turnout and extent of postal voting) Electoral Commission 2, 17 2019-06-05 Forty-seven seats were up for election in the Vale of Glamorgan. There was an increase in electoral divisions from 22 to 23 following The County Borough of The Vale of Glamorgan (Electoral Changes) Order 2002, which had divided the Alexandra ward into two new wards (and increased the representation in Sully to two councillors).http://www.legislation.gov.uk/wsi/2002/3277/made The County Borough of The Vale of Glamorgan (Electoral Changes) Order 2002 - Schedule legislation.gov.uk The National Archives 6 December 2002 2019-06-05 The overall turnout (including spoilt ballots) was 44.4%. Election result The Conservative Party remained the largest party following the election, though did not have a majority.http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/hi/vote2004/locals/html/4150.stm Vale Of Glamorgan council BBC News 11 June 2004 2019-06-05 Vale of Glamorgan Council election 2004Teale Andrew Local Election Results 2008: Vale of Glamorgan https://www.andrewteale.me.uk/leap/results/2004/411/ 2019-06-05 Conservative Party (UK) 20 -2 42.5 Labour Party (UK) 16 -2 34.0 Plaid Cymru 8 +2 17.0 Independent (politician) 3 +3 6.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) 0 -1 0.0 Liberal Party (UK, 1989) 0 0 0 0 0.0 Green Party of England and Wales 0 0 0 0 0.0 |} Ward results WardPolitical groupCouncillor Change from 1999 electionBaruc (Barry)Plaid CymruNicolas Hodges Plaid Cymru holdPlaid CymruSteffan WiliamPlaid Cymru holdButtrills (Barry)Welsh Labour PartyMargaret AlexanderLabour holdWelsh Labour PartyStuart EganLabour holdCadoc (Barry)Welsh Labour PartyJosephine Moore Labour holdWelsh Labour PartyFrederick JohnsonLabour holdWelsh Labour PartyNeil MooreLabour holdCastleland (Barry)Plaid CymruBarry Shaw Plaid Cymru gain from LabourPlaid CymruKeith StockdalePlaid Cymru gain from LabourCornerswell (Penarth)Welsh Labour PartyRhiannon Birch Labour gain from ConservativeWelsh Labour PartyNigel GibbsLabour holdCourt (Barry)Welsh Labour PartyRichard BertinLabour holdWelsh Labour PartyAndrew DobbinsonLabour holdCowbridgeWelsh Conservative PartyCatherine ClayConservative holdWelsh Conservative PartyGeoffrey CoxConservative holdWelsh Conservative PartyThomas JarvieConservative holdDinas PowysPlaid CymruChristopher FranksPlaid Cymru holdPlaid CymruVal HartreyPlaid Cymru holdPlaid CymruMargaret RandallPlaid Cymru holdPlaid CymruChristopher WilliamsPlaid Cymru holdDyfan (Barry)Welsh Conservative PartyAnthony PowellLabour hold Welsh Conservative PartyJennifer Cole Labour holdGibbonsdown (Barry)Welsh Labour PartyRob CurtisLabour holdWelsh Labour PartyMargaret Wilkinson Labour holdIlltyd (Barry)Welsh Conservative PartyTerry HamptonConservative holdWelsh Conservative PartyEmlyn WilliamsConservative holdWelsh Conservative PartyJanice CharlesConservative holdLlandoughWelsh Conservative PartyColin OsborneConservative gain from LabourLlandow and EwennyWelsh Conservative PartyWilliam VaughanConservative holdLlantwit MajorIndependent politicianGwyn JohnIndependent gain from Conservative Independent politicianEric HackerIndependent gain from Conservative Independent politicianAlfred ReadmanIndependent gain from Conservative Welsh Conservative PartyJohn CliffordConservative holdPeterston-Super-ElyWelsh Conservative PartyAnthony WilliamsConservative holdPlymouth (Penarth)Welsh Conservative PartyMaureen Kelly-OwenConservative win (new seat)Welsh Conservative PartyAlfred WilliamsConservative win (new seat)RhooseWelsh Conservative PartyHaydn JamesConservative holdWelsh Conservative PartyGordon KempConservative holdSt AthanWelsh Conservative PartyJohn ThomasConservative holdSt Augustine's (Penarth)Welsh Labour PartyElisabeth BurnettLabour win (new seat)Welsh Conservative PartyPaul ChurchConservative win (new seat)St Brides MajorWelsh Conservative PartyAudrey PrestonConservative holdStanwell (Penarth)Labour Party (UK)Mary BirchLabour holdLabour Party (UK)Mark WilsonLabour holdSullyWelsh Conservative PartyAnthony ErnestConservative holdWelsh Conservative PartySarah SharpeConservative win (new seat)WenvoeWelsh Conservative PartyMichael HarveyConservative hold References Vale of Glam Category:Vale of Glamorgan Council elections