1999 Wychavon District Council election

1999 UK local government election March 2020 March 2020 The 1999 Wychavon District Council election took place on 6 May 1999 to elect members of Wychavon District Council in Worcestershire, England. The whole council was up for election and the Conservative Party gained overall control of the council from no overall control.How Britain voted: Council Election Results 8 May 1999 The Independent NewsBank Background Before the election the Conservatives were the largest party on the council with 18 seats, but the Liberal Democrats with 17 seats ran the council with the support of the 10 Labour councillors and there were also 4 independent councillors.In-fighting Could Spoil Tory Chances At Polls: Vote While You Shop: Tesco In New Oscott, Where There Will Be A Polling Station Next Thursday. 30 April 1999 Birmingham Post NewsBank 49 seats were up for election in 1999, but the Conservatives won two seats in Harvington and Norton and Wickhamford without opposition.Local election countdown: Smith Sue Birmingham Mail NewsBank 6 Election result The Conservatives gained 11 seats to take control of the council with 29 councillors,Middle England Takes Its Revenge Worrall Boris 8 May 1999 Birmingham Post NewsBank in only the second time after 1987 that the Conservatives won a majority on the council.Don't Shout, It's Too Soon For Ecstasy, Mr Hague: It Really Is Necessary For The Tories To Get Some Perspective On These Local Election Results Game Chris 8 May 1999 Birmingham Post NewsBank Both the Liberal Democrat leader of the council, John Grantham, and the Labour group leader John Wrenn were among the councilors to be defeated at the election. Wychavon local election result 1999How the nations voted 8 May 1999 The Times NewsBank 48http://www.wychavon.gov.uk/documents/10586/157693/wdc-district-elections-6.5.99-2.pdf District Council election Wychavon District Council 25 April 2015 Conservative Party (UK) 29 +11 59.2 45.6 21,636 Liberal Democrats (UK) 11 -6 22.4 27.9 13,242 Labour Party (UK) 5 -5 10.2 15.3 7,245 Independent (politician) 3 0 6.1 8.6 4,098 Independent Conservative 1 0 2.0 1.8 875 Green Party of England and Wales 0 0 0 0 0 0.7 309 Ward results Badsey Liberal Democrats (UK) Sonya Ealey 362 58.1 Conservative Party (UK) Paul Middlebrough 181 29.1 Labour Party (UK) Fiona Watson 80 12.8 181 29.1 623 28.2 Bowbook Liberal Democrats (UK) Margaret Rowley 570 69.3 Conservative Party (UK) Anthony Warren 252 30.7 318 38.7 822 45.4 Bredon Conservative Party (UK) John Lewis 576 51.2 Liberal Democrats (UK) Linda Stone 480 42.7 Labour Party (UK) Ross Hayman 69 6.1 96 8.5 1,125 50.6 Bretforton and Offenham Liberal Democrats (UK) George Bourne 300 43.8 Independent (politician) Hazel Mitchell 175 25.5 Independent (politician) Junay England 154 22.5 Labour Party (UK) Susan Hocking 56 8.2 125 18.2 685 35.7 Broadway (2 seats) Conservative Party (UK) David Folkes 587 Conservative Party (UK) Stuart Bates 571 Independent (politician) Terence Waldron 349 Labour Party (UK) Brian Chilver 215 1,722 39.3 Dodderhill Conservative Party (UK) Charles Richardson 312 67.7 Labour Party (UK) Eve Freer 102 22.1 Independent (politician) Derek Prior 47 10.2 210 45.6 461 29.7 Drakes Broughton Liberal Democrats (UK) Ralph Mason 419 63.1 Conservative Party (UK) Michael Whitehead 177 26.7 Labour Party (UK) Anne Frazier 68 10.2 242 36.4 664 35.2 Droitwich Central (3 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Pamela Davey 1,049 Conservative Party (UK) David Hall 1,017 Conservative Party (UK) Hugh Hamilton 996 Labour Party (UK) Sheila Neary 804 Labour Party (UK) John Wrenn 791 Labour Party (UK) Bill Baker 769 5,426 36.2 Droitwich South (3 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Michael Barratt 1,398 Conservative Party (UK) Eileen Hope 1,360 Conservative Party (UK) Donald Lawley 1,238 Liberal Democrats (UK) Graham Gopsill 873 Liberal Democrats (UK) Josephine Wilkinson 852 Liberal Democrats (UK) Pamela Jackson-Smith 822 Independent (politician) Ronald Waters 593 6,314 34.5 Droitwich West (3 seats) Labour Party (UK) Peter Pinfield 633 Labour Party (UK) Keith Rogers 590 Labour Party (UK) Roy Seabourne 561 Conservative Party (UK) Royston Hadland 406 Conservative Party (UK) Laurence Evans 396 Conservative Party (UK) Paul Sharpe 390 2,976 22.7 Eckington Conservative Party (UK) Peter Wright 438 50.9 Liberal Democrats (UK) Andrew Wall 305 35.5 Labour Party (UK) Priscilla Cameron 117 13.6 133 15.5 860 42.0 Elmley Castle Conservative Party (UK) Malcolm Meikle 553 70.9 Liberal Democrats (UK) Richard Neath 178 22.8 Labour Party (UK) Warwick Holland 49 6.3 375 48.1 780 52.3 Evesham East Labour Party (UK) Richard Hicks 189 36.4 Conservative Party (UK) David Alesbury 181 34.9 Independent (politician) Ronald Stow 99 19.1 Green Party of England and Wales Norbert Tucker 50 9.6 8 1.5 519 28.4 Evesham Hampton (3 seats) Conservative Party (UK) John Smith 915 Conservative Party (UK) James Griffiths 815 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Payne 536 Liberal Democrats (UK) Timothy Haines 408 Liberal Democrats (UK) Helen Martin 366 Labour Party (UK) Robin Lunn 363 3,403 33.0 Evesham North Conservative Party (UK) Josephine Sandalls 350 57.0 Labour Party (UK) Stephen Selby 264 43.0 86 14.0 614 32.3 Evesham South (2 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Ronald Cartwright 857 Conservative Party (UK) Martin Jennings 768 Labour Party (UK) Susan Hayman 456 Liberal Democrats (UK) Julie Steer 398 Liberal Democrats (UK) Diana Brown 385 2,864 25.6 Evesham West Labour Party (UK) Michael Worrall 287 62.7 Conservative Party (UK) Tony Dolphin 171 37.3 116 25.3 458 23.4 Fladbury Conservative Party (UK) Bernard Lee 479 56.2 Independent (politician) Thomas Mitchell 374 43.8 105 12.3 853 51.8 Hanbury Conservative Party (UK) Anthony Hotham 305 78.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) Donald Aldridge 82 21.2 223 57.6 387 41.2 Hartlebury Conservative Party (UK) Muriel Mathews 401 59.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) David Terry 277 40.9 124 18.3 678 32.5 Havington and Norton Conservative Party (UK) Clive Holt unopposed Honeybourne and Pebworth Liberal Democrats (UK) Thomas Bean 401 68.4 Conservative Party (UK) Caroline Spencer 130 22.2 Labour Party (UK) Rebecca Such 55 9.4 271 46.2 586 34.3 Inkberrow Independent Conservative Audrey Steel 591 52.6 Liberal Democrats (UK) Renate Phillips 451 40.2 Labour Party (UK) Bruce Thomas 81 7.2 140 12.5 1,123 45.7 Lenches Conservative Party (UK) David Lee 281 64.6 Liberal Democrats (UK) Martyn Cracknell 82 18.9 Labour Party (UK) Martin Davey 72 16.6 199 45.7 435 45.8 Lovett Conservative Party (UK) Andrew Christian-Brookes 405 76.0 Liberal Democrats (UK) Judith Cussen 128 24.0 277 52.0 533 37.8 North Claines (2 seats) Liberal Democrats (UK) Anthony Miller 573 Conservative Party (UK) Paul Coley 472 Conservative Party (UK) John Jeffrey 421 Liberal Democrats (UK) Janet Saunders 404 1,870 42.8 Ombersley Conservative Party (UK) Jean Dowty 525 72.2 Liberal Democrats (UK) David Parkinson 202 27.8 323 44.4 727 42.2 Pershore Holy Cross (2 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Richard Hampton 471 Conservative Party (UK) Trudy Burge 466 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Grantham 456 Liberal Democrats (UK) Charles Tucker 412 Labour Party (UK) Lynda Fotherington 145 1,950 35.1 Pershore St Andrews (2 seats) Independent (politician) Victor Smith 754 Liberal Democrats (UK) Shirley Newman 405 Independent (politician) Kenneth Chambers 357 Green Party of England and Wales David Shaw 259 Labour Party (UK) Emma Kirbyson 252 2,027 36.3 Pinvin Liberal Democrats (UK) Malcolm Argyle 595 59.5 Conservative Party (UK) Gary Robinson 405 40.5 190 19.0 1,000 46.2 Somerville Independent (politician) Gerald Barnett 544 81.8 Labour Party (UK) Stanley Banks 121 18.2 423 63.6 665 42.8 South Bredon Hill Liberal Democrats (UK) Adrian Darby 356 53.9 Independent Conservative Rupert Ellis 284 43.0 Labour Party (UK) Robert Kirbyson 20 3.0 72 10.9 660 61.9 Spetchley Conservative Party (UK) Robert Adams 559 61.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Barrie Redding 352 38.6 207 22.7 911 39.0 The Littletons Independent (politician) Richard Lasota 652 64.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Penelope Christison 324 32.0 Labour Party (UK) Jon Baker 36 3.6 328 32.4 1,012 45.8 Upton Snodsbury Liberal Democrats (UK) Elizabeth Tucker 488 57.4 Conservative Party (UK) Lynn Gorman 362 42.6 126 14.8 850 51.3 Wickhamford Conservative Party (UK) David Noyes unopposed By-elections between 1999 and 2003 Evesham East A by-election was held in Evesham East on 9 November 2000 after the resignation of Labour councillor Richard Hicks.Dyke zooms in on vacant council seat 16 November 2000 Worcestershire, West Midlands, Herefordshire, and Shropshire Counties Publications NewsBank The seat was gained for the Conservatives by Andy Dyke with a majority of 25 votes over Labour candidate Steve Selby. Evesham East by-election 9 November 2000 Conservative Party (UK) Andy Dyke 270 52.4 +17.5 Labour Party (UK) Steve Selby 245 47.6 +11.2 25 4.8 515 28.9 +0.5 Conservative Party (UK) Labour Party (UK) Dodderhill A by-election was held in Dodderhill on 16 May 2002 after the death of Conservative councillor Charles Richardson.Casting votes in by-election 15 May 2002 Worcestershire, West Midlands, Herefordshire, and Shropshire Counties Publications NewsBank The seat was held for the Conservatives by Judith Pearce with a majority of 58 votes over independent candidate Warren Lewis.https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2002/may/17/byelections.uk Byelection woe for Labour 17 May 2002 The Guardian 27 April 2015 Dodder Hill by-election 16 May 2002 Conservative Party (UK) Judith Pearce 264 40.1 -27.6 Independent (politician) Warren Lewis 206 31.3 +21.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) Derek Prior 108 16.4 +16.4 Labour Party (UK) Chris Barton 81 12.3 -9.8 58 8.8 -36.8 659 38.9 +9.2 Conservative Party (UK) Drakes Broughton A by-election was held in Drakes Broughton on 18 July 2002 following the resignation of Liberal Democrat councillor Ralph Mason.Date set for election 17 June 2002 Worcestershire, West Midlands, Herefordshire, and Shropshire Counties Publications NewsBank The seat was gained for the Conservatives by Paul Middlebrough with a 3-vote majority over Liberal Democrat Josephine Wilkinson.http://www.wychavon.gov.uk/documents/10586/157693/wdc-by-election-drakes-broughton-18.7.02-2.pdf District Council election Wychavon District Council 27 April 2015 Drakes Broughton by-election 18 July 2002 Conservative Party (UK) Paul Middlebrough 373 50.2 +23.5 Liberal Democrats (UK) Josephine Wilkinson 370 49.8 -13.3 3 0.4 743 39.4 +4.2 Conservative Party (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) References 1999 Category:1999 English local elections Category:1990s in Worcestershire