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Windsor & Maidenhead 1997-2011 Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead Election Results 1997-2011 Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher The Elections Centre Plymouth University The information contained in this report has been obtained from a number of sources. Election results from the immediate post-reorganisation period were painstakingly collected by Alan Willis largely, although not exclusively, from local newspaper reports. From the mid- 1980s onwards the results have been obtained from each local authority by the Elections Centre. The data are stored in a database designed by Lawrence Ware and maintained by Brian Cheal and others at Plymouth University. Despite our best efforts some information remains elusive whilst we accept that some errors are likely to remain. Notice of any mistakes should be sent to [email protected]. The results sequence can be kept up to date by purchasing copies of the annual Local Elections Handbook, details of which can be obtained by contacting the email address above. Front cover: the graph shows the distribution of percentage vote shares over the period covered by the results. The lines reflect the colours traditionally used by the three main parties. The grey line is the share obtained by Independent candidates while the purple line groups together the vote shares for all other parties. Rear cover: the top graph shows the percentage share of council seats for the main parties as well as those won by Independents and other parties. The lines take account of any by- election changes (but not those resulting from elected councillors switching party allegiance) as well as the transfers of seats during the main round of local election. The lower graph shows for each main round of local elections the overall percentage turnout (solid line), the percentage of women candidates standing at (dotted line) and the percentage of women among those elected (hashed line). Clewer South (3908)2 Old Windsor (3898)3 Windsor & Maidenhead - vote share vote share Lohr K. Ms.* LD 1,412 53.2 Beer M.* Res 2,298 83.8 1997 Fagence R. LD 1,364 - Parker H.* Res 2,232 - Dann P. Ms. Con 776 29.2 Wiles E.* Res 2,123 - Belmont (5666)3 Mahoney M. Ms. Con 719 - Allen D. Lab 444 16.2 vote share Borland- Reeves R. Lab 418 - Bruton M.* LD 1,797 44.3 Lerrins B. Ms. Lab 333 12.5 Mashoor A. Lab 335 - Hickley A. LD 1,612 - Denegri S. Lab 318 - Love P. Con 1,598 39.4 Kimber D. Ind 133 5.0 Turnout 76.0 67.6 Kemp D. Ms. Con 1,571 - 3 Mackay D.* LD 1,517 - Turnout 72.0 24.0 Oldfield (5845) vote share Cook D. Ms. Con 1,508 - 3 Cashman M. Lab 658 16.2 Cox Green (5754) Robinson F.* Con 1,826 44.9 Batey J. Lab 643 - vote share Moore G. Ms. Con 1,729 - Collisson J. Ms. Lab 631 - Howes V. Ms. LD 2,195 52.3 Wilson D. Con 1,699 - Adams B.* LD 2,148 - Cutting K. Ms.* Lab 1,417 34.8 Turnout 74.0 4.9 Richards E.* LD 2,058 - Randall A.* Lab 1,219 - Hill C. Ms. Con 1,450 34.6 Smith N. Lab 1,103 - Bisham & Cookham (5435)3 McAfee J. Ms. Con 1,422 - Hedge R. LD 825 20.3 vote share Hill R. Con 1,421 - Seddon B. Ms. LD 800 - Palmer- Horner R. Lab 551 13.1 Seddon G. LD 723 - Moore A. Ms.* Con 2,124 51.8 Percival J. Ms. Lab 537 - Lawrence M. Con 1,999 - Percival P. Lab 486 - Turnout 71.0 10.1 Jay A. Con 1,965 - 3 Brar M. Ms. LD 1,382 33.7 Turnout 70.0 17.8 Park (4871) vote share Coker M. LD 1,184 - 2 Cubley M. Ms. LD 1,055 - Datchet (3695) Scott M.* LD 1,946 56.8 Jones S. Lab 591 14.4 vote share Lanehart D. Ms.* LD 1,885 - Bowers J. Lab 477 - Hawkes E. Ms.* Con 1,180 45.1 Ridge B.* LD 1,782 - Knowles-Leak D. Lab 467 - O'Flynn T. LD 1,048 40.0 Dixon S. Con 1,196 34.9 Edwards J. LD 909 - Hornsey C. Con 1,154 - Turnout 77.0 18.1 Grey J. Con 825 - Ballin H. Con 1,078 - Ward J. Ms. Lab 389 14.9 Morton S. Ms. Lab 284 - Boyn Hill (4975)3 Ward P. Lab 343 - Price A. Ms. Lab 284 8.3 vote share McRobert V. Ms. Lab 269 - Tryon J. Con 1,542 42.3 Turnout 72.0 5.0 Bragg J. Con 1,527 - Turnout 74.0 21.9 Eton North & South (1244) Clarke E.* LD 1,519 41.6 3 McBrien H. Con 1,476 - vote share Pinkneys Green (5354) Doman A.* LD 1,358 - Badger U. Ms.* Ind 361 41.7 vote share Howes D.* LD 1,337 - Bayley P. Ind 313 36.1 Newbound K. Ms.* LD 1,825 47.8 Cutting A. Lab 588 16.1 Waddleton E. Con 192 22.2 Hendry W.* LD 1,704 - Longman V. Lab 547 - Werner S.* LD 1,664 - Coombs M. Lab 524 - Turnout 71.0 5.5 Holden R. Con 1,522 39.9 Spear J. Ms. Con 1,502 - Turnout 74.0 0.6 Eton West (1927) Webster B. Con 1,394 - vote share Horner M. Ms. Lab 468 12.3 Bray (5924)3 Webb S. Con 553 36.4 Randall I. Ms. Lab 456 - vote share Olney M. Lab 543 35.8 Palfai S. Ms. Lab 369 - Walters L.* Con 2,042 58.2 Alsop D. LD 422 27.8 Davies M. Ms.* Con 1,976 - Turnout 76.0 7.9 Turnout 79.0 0.7 Thompson B.* Con 1,959 - 3 St. Marys (5795) Brandon-King L. Ms. LD 1,136 32.4 3 McClen N. Ms. LD 1,092 - Furze Platt (5445) vote share Drablow V. Ms. LD 1,031 - vote share Mair G. LD 1,879 48.6 Rance A. Ms. Lab 330 9.4 Sheldon A. Ms. LD 1,993 51.8 Proctor P. Ms. LD 1,842 - Denegri S. Ms. Lab 308 - Sheldon R.* LD 1,815 - Herlinger P.* LD 1,812 - Olney Y. Ms. Lab 290 - Payman T. LD 1,682 - Quant S. Con 1,449 37.5 Baker P. Ms. Con 1,394 36.2 Stewart J. Con 1,430 - Turnout 72.0 25.8 Mallet M. Ms. Con 1,335 - Odds G. Con 1,399 - Chamberlaine G. Con 1,280 - Kennedy M. Lab 539 13.9 Castle (3360)2 Cooper J. Ms. Lab 460 12.0 Kennedy P. Ms. Lab 527 - vote share Harvey I. Lab 441 - Neil E. Ms. Lab 427 - Gliksten M. Ms.* LD 1,168 50.4 Walker E. Ms. Lab 424 - Pritchett M. LD 1,039 - Turnout 71.0 11.1 Turnout 74.0 15.6 Smith P. Con 803 34.7 3 Sunningdale & South Ascot (6281) Young D. Con 750 - 2 Matthews A. Ms. Lab 346 14.9 Horton & Wraysbury (3712) vote share Matthews A. Lab 339 14.9 vote share Bateson C. Ms.* Con 2,702 62.6 Hopkins S. Ms.* Con 1,307 52.6 Webb J.* Con 2,651 - Turnout 73.0 15.8 Martin D.* Con 1,201 - Maisey J.* Con 2,630 - Jackson J. LD 1,179 47.4 Banks K. LD 1,134 26.3 Clewer North (4801)3 Benefer M. LD 996 - Pope J. LD 1,018 - vote share Hudson J. LD 925 - Penfold E. Ms.* Res 1,692 49.0 Turnout 72.0 5.1 Hosking F. Ms. Lab 478 11.1 Pinsent A. Lab 445 - Endacott C. Ms. Res 1,669 - 3 Jamieson M.* Res 1,600 - Hurley & Walthams (4803) Quadling K. Ms. Lab 400 - Hardcastle P. Lab 940 27.2 vote share Drye D. Lab 826 - Langdown A.* LD 1,701 50.0 Turnout 72.0 36.3 Pitt N. Con 822 23.8 Hyde J. LD 1,497 - Clarke P. Lab 801 - Iles J.* LD 1,483 - Hampton H. Ms. Con 735 - Penfold D. Con 1,377 40.5 Lane J. Ms. Con 710 - Scott-Hopkins C. Con 1,366 - Merrill P. Con 1,357 - Turnout 73.0 21.8 Grant K. Ms. Lab 326 9.6 McDonald P. Lab 319 - Jones G. Ms. Lab 310 - Turnout 72.0 9.5 Results of the Unitary Council Elections 1995-2012 1 Sunninghill (5847)3 Castle (3359)2 Horton & Wraysbury (3787)2 vote share vote share vote share Jones D.* Con 2,212 56.0 Gliksten M. Ms.* LD 396 46.3 Martin D.* Con 707 53.8 Myers R.* Con 2,203 - Pritchett M.* LD 380 - Parker D. Con 649 - Stephens T.* Con 2,181 - Smith S. Ms. Con 341 39.9 Hopkins S. Ms.* LD 509 38.7 Hopkins C. Ms. LD 1,207 30.5 Falzon V. Con 315 - Marlow E. Ms. LD 404 - Ashmore J. LD 1,201 - Matthews A. Ms. Lab 118 13.8 Yates E. Ms. Lab 99 7.5 Ostrer B. LD 1,168 - Matthews A. Lab 109 13.8 Menon D. Lab 534 13.5 Turnout 33.7 15.1 Clark G. Lab 531 - Turnout 25.8 6.4 Griffiths N. Lab 498 - Hurley & Walthams (4790)3 3 Clewer North (4819) vote share Turnout 74.0 25.4 vote share Langdown A.* LD 994 51.3 Endacott C. Ms.* Res 1,007 60.0 Iles J.* LD 927 - Trinity (4422)3 Jamieson M.* Res 940 - Hyde J.* LD 907 - vote share Clark R. Res 930 - Fieldhouse P. Con 817 42.1 Hedley B.* LD 1,602 53.1 Dixon S.
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