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Local 1986 Handbook Elections LOCAL ELECTIONS HANDBOOK 1986 Volume 2 Colin Rallings & Michael Thrasher Volume Two The Metropolitan Borough Council Election Results The London Borough Council Election Results The District Council Election Results The 1986 Metropolitan Borough Election Results North West (7670) Bartley Green (17600) Barnsley vote share vote share Williams A.* Lab 1,807 67.2 Charlton J.* Lab 3,339 49.9 Price E. Lib/SDP 882 32.8 Wood K. Con 2,347 35.0 Ardsley (7722) Nicol P. Lib/SDP 958 14.3 vote share 1982: Lab Turnout 35.1 34.4 Smith D. Ms. Ind 53 0.8 Shirt R.* Lab 1,504 74.1 Swift D. Lib/SDP 525 25.9 Park (5988) 1982: Lab Turnout 38.1 14.8 vote share 1982: Lab Turnout 26.3 48.3 Warden R.* Lab 1,746 81.0 Billesley (21623) 2 Appleyard J. Ms. Lib/SDP 410 19.0 vote share Athersley (7057) Stewart T. Ms.* Lab 4,575 49.0 vote share 1982: Lab Turnout 36.0 62.0 Nash V. Ms. Con 2,642 28.3 Lab 1,738 86.0 Moore G. Parkinson C. Ms. Lib/SDP 2,111 22.6 Langford L.* Lab 1,703 - Penistone East (6993) Birmingham Oak A. Lib/SDP 282 14.0 vote share 1982: Lab Turnout 43.1 20.7 Hunter D. Lab 1,600 47.2 1982: Lab 28.6 72.1 Turnout Wardle M. Ms. Con 1,178 34.8 Bournville (18778) Marshall J. Ms. Lib/SDP 610 18.0 vote share Brierley (7339) Hartshorne D.* Con 3,143 40.9 vote share 1982: Lib/Sdp Turnout 48.4 12.5 Willock F. Lab 2,819 36.7 Ennis J.* Lab 2,364 82.6 Masters J. Ms. Lib/SDP 1,714 22.3 Hirst C. Ms. Lib/SDP 311 10.9 Penistone West (8067) Schofield D. Ms. Con 186 6.5 vote share 1982: Con Turnout 40.9 4.2 Walker R. Lab 1,612 50.4 1982: Lab 39.0 71.8 Turnout Hinchcliff A. Ms. Con 1,588 49.6 Brandwood (20610) vote share Central (8631) 1982: Con Turnout 39.7 0.8 Tyler R. Con 3,708 41.1 vote share McCarrick D. Lab 3,497 38.8 Wood J.* Lab 2,245 75.7 Royston (8667) Watkins J. Ms. Lib/SDP 1,807 20.1 Major C. Lib/SDP 720 24.3 vote share Rispin C.* Lab 0 0.0 1982: Con Turnout 43.7 2.3 1982: Lab Turnout 34.4 51.4 1982: Lab Turnout 0.0 0.0 Edgbaston (19777) Cudworth (7970) vote share vote share South West (7672)2 Barwell P.* Con 3,133 48.4 Wraith C.* Lab 0 0.0 vote share Rice C. Lab 1,934 29.9 Foster D. Lab 1,938 63.6 Lomar M. Ms. Lib/SDP 1,166 18.0 1982: Res Turnout 0.0 0.0 Parry L. Lab 1,705 - Bentley J. Green 235 3.6 Hallam D. Lib/SDP 1,109 36.4 Darfield (7993) 1982: Con Turnout 32.7 18.5 vote share 1982: Lab Turnout 39.7 27.2 Dixon T.* Lab 0 0.0 Erdington (19696) Wombwell North (5415) vote share 1982: Lab Turnout 0.0 0.0 vote share Spector R. Ms. Lab 3,144 36.3 Fellows B.* Lab 1,050 65.3 Canning H. Con 2,942 33.9 Darton (9280) Beck A. Ind 557 34.7 Harding J. Ind 1,347 15.5 vote share O'Brien K. Lib/SDP 1,240 14.3 McKenna E. Lab 2,463 68.7 1982: Lab Turnout 29.7 30.7 Smith A. Lib/SDP 1,120 31.3 1982: Con Turnout 44.0 2.3 Wombwell South (8123) 1982: Lab Turnout 38.6 37.5 vote share Fox Hollies (18530) Naylor T.* Lab 2,244 61.5 vote share (8814) Dearne South Rudkin E. Ind 1,404 38.5 Grattidge F.* Lab 3,313 56.9 vote share Fletcher I. Con 1,491 25.6 Ramsden D.* Lab 0 0.0 1982: Lab Turnout 44.9 23.0 Keen G. Lib/SDP 928 15.9 Bevan A. Ms. Ind 87 1.5 1982: Lab Turnout 0.0 0.0 Worsbrough (8108) vote share 1982: Lab Turnout 31.4 31.3 Dearne Thurnscoe (8553) Bristowe T.* Lab 0 0.0 vote share Hall Green (19002) Evans C. Ms. Lab 0 0.0 1982: Lab Turnout 0.0 0.0 vote share McGrath D. Lib/SDP 5,103 57.1 1982: Lab Turnout 0.0 0.0 Furness K.* Con 2,542 28.5 Bates I. Lab 1,287 14.4 Dodworth (8550) Birmingham vote share 1982: Con Turnout 47.0 28.7 Herring J.* Lab 0 0.0 Acocks Green (20971) Handsworth (16818) 1982: Lab Turnout 0.0 0.0 vote share vote share Haymeraj P. Lab 3,269 41.5 Rabbani M. Lab 3,992 66.0 Hoyland East (8047) Best D.* Con 2,512 31.9 Briscoe F. Con 907 15.0 vote share Powell C. Lib/SDP 2,092 26.6 Clarke B. Lib/SDP 610 10.1 Brankin M. Lab 2,202 73.8 Zaman M. Ind 349 5.8 Chantrey J. IND LIB 780 26.2 1982: Con Turnout 37.5 9.6 Arden R. REVCOMM 139 2.3 Qureshi M. Ind 56 0.9 1982: Lib/Sdp Turnout 37.1 47.7 Aston (18869) vote share 1982: Lab Turnout 36.0 51.0 Lab 4,342 72.6 Hoyland West (6755) Carless E.* vote share Crosbee G. Ms. Lib/SDP 1,012 16.9 Harborne (17876) Andrews J. Lab 2,073 77.8 Harrison C. Ms. Con 515 8.6 vote share Burd K. IND LIB 592 22.2 Behman M. Ind 111 1.9 Hollingworth P.* Con 3,430 46.4 Chandler A. Lab 1,963 26.5 1982: Lab 39.5 55.6 1982: Lab 31.7 55.7 Turnout Turnout Vaughan C. Lib/SDP 1,765 23.9 Squire A. Ms. Green 242 3.3 Monk Bretton (9184) vote share 1982: Con Turnout 41.4 19.8 Robinson R.* Lab 0 0.0 1982: Lab Turnout 0.0 0.0 Results of the Metropolitan Borough Elections 1986 1 Hodge Hill (20003) Quinton (16821) Sutton Four Oaks (24400) vote share vote share vote share Jones L. Lab 3,452 43.7 Cocks F. Ms.* Con 3,513 51.6 Wootton R.* Con 6,433 66.0 Lynne P.* Con 2,338 29.6 Beck P. Lab 2,009 29.5 Whorwood J. Lib/SDP 2,611 26.8 Hardeman K. Lib/SDP 2,103 26.6 Jones W. Lib/SDP 1,290 18.9 Lynch J. Lab 703 7.2 1982: Con Turnout 39.5 14.1 1982: Con Turnout 40.5 22.1 1982: Con Turnout 39.9 39.2 Kings Norton (17543) Sandwell (20601) Sutton New Hall (23892) vote share vote share vote share Jones L. Ms.* Lab 3,769 53.2 Manku G. Lab 4,219 46.0 Dickinson M. Ms.* Con 5,067 58.3 Hickman D. Con 2,479 35.0 Russon G. Con 3,554 38.7 Palmer J. Lib/SDP 2,187 25.2 Stiff N. Lib/SDP 840 11.9 Beatty W. Lib/SDP 1,403 15.3 Lisk-Carew R. Lab 1,240 14.3 Wild D. Green 198 2.3 1982: Lab Turnout 40.4 18.2 1982: Con Turnout 44.5 7.2 1982: Con Turnout 36.4 33.1 Kingsbury (16039) Selly Oak (18152) vote share vote share Sutton Vesey (23265) Bamford L. Lab 3,374 60.3 Alexander D.* Con 3,301 41.8 vote share Colton C. Ms. Con 1,213 21.7 Burnett A. Lab 2,915 36.9 Fancote C. Ms.* Con 5,996 61.3 Nightingale T. Lib/SDP 1,004 18.0 Winstone M. Lib/SDP 1,380 17.5 McDonnell P. Ms. Lib/SDP 2,633 26.9 Hackett W. Ms. Green 307 3.9 Hooley F. Lab 1,145 11.7 1982: Lib/Sdp Turnout 34.9 38.7 1982: Con Turnout 43.5 4.9 1982: Con Turnout 42.0 34.4 Kingstanding (21186) vote share Shard End (19313) Washwood Heath (20654) McCallion H.* Lab 4,129 59.4 vote share vote share Green G. Con 1,874 26.9 Bridle M. Ms. Lab 3,577 58.0 Byron L.* Lab 4,212 62.3 Wilson M. Lib/SDP 951 13.7 Valdmanis P. Con 1,564 25.4 Zafar S. Con 1,266 18.7 Rostill A. Lib/SDP 1,024 16.6 Bickerstaff K. Lib/SDP 901 13.3 1982: Lab Turnout 32.8 32.4 Hill C. NF 191 2.8 1982: Lab Turnout 31.9 32.7 Ramzan M. Ind 127 1.9 Ladywood (19532) Tooley B. Comm 61 0.9 vote share Sheldon (17593) Moore C. Lab 3,717 63.5 vote share 1982: Lab Turnout 32.7 43.6 McDonald C. Lib/SDP 962 16.4 Lewis W. Lab 3,162 41.5 Prasad S. Con 905 15.5 Forester A. Ms.* Con 2,510 32.9 Weoley (18379) Millington J. Ms. Green 266 4.5 Flannery N. Lib/SDP 1,795 23.5 vote share Challender H. BNP 157 2.1 Arnott-Job D.* Lab 3,476 47.7 1982: Lib/Sdp Turnout 30.0 47.1 McCann D. Con 2,539 34.8 1982: Con Turnout 43.3 8.6 Sword T. Lib/SDP 1,279 17.5 Longbridge (18363) vote share Small Heath (21133) 1982: Lab Turnout 39.7 12.8 Hilburn M.
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