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Chapter 1 Greater Manchester 1.1 Bolton Astley Bridge Great Lever [Lab gain from C] Stuart Lever C 1,989 Madeline Murray Lab 1,601 Joe Hayes Lab 822 Mohammad Idrees C 1,276 Clive Atty LD 639 Wendy Connor LD 306 Alan Johnson Grn 219 Bradshaw Diana Brierley C 2,334 Halliwell Jim Cottam Lab 618 Linda Thomas Lab 1,802 Steve Howarth LD 446 Martin Grindrod C 517 Anne Mumberson Grn 167 Martin McLoughlin LD 463 Breightmet Harper Green John Byrne Lab 1,691 Arthur Norris C 1,431 Margaret Clare Lab 1,182 Edward Hill LD 241 Robert Tyler C 719 Lynne Hyland Grn 140 Dave Connor LD 419 Bromley Cross Heaton and Lostock Norman Critchley C 2,784 Bob Allen C 3,199 Anthony Muscat Terribile Lab 677 John Gillatt Lab 908 Christine MacPherson LD 362 Jonathon Evans LD 538 Liz Spencer Grn 350 Horwich and Blackrod [C gain Crompton [Lab gain from LD] from LD] Emma Scowcroft Lab 1,662 John Barrow C 1,325 Don Fairclough C 1,035 Isabel Seddon Lab 1,162 Anne Warren LD 482 Peter McGeehan LD 713 Farnworth Horwich North East Jean Cottam Lab 1,107 Tariq Aziz LD 920 Robert Ronson LD 1,807 Ruth Kenny C 399 Stephen Wallan C 1,038 Ria Greenhalgh Grn 179 Kevan Jones Lab 787 6 1.2. BURY 7 Consolidated Results — Bolton Conservative . 26,637 39.8% 7 councillors Labour . 24,426 36.5% 10 councillors Liberal Democrat . 13,169 19.7% 3 councillors Green Party . 2,148 3.2% British National Party . 524 0.8% Veritas . 74 0.1% Hulton Tonge with The Haulgh Philip Ashcroft C 1,692 Elaine Sherrington Lab 1,463 Michael Francis Lab 1,088 Nigel Ford C 831 Linden Greensitt LD 441 David Wood BNP 524 Rosalind Harasiwka LD 236 Kearsley James Tomkinson Grn 133 Anthony Backhouse Veritas 74 Margaret Rothwell LD 1,215 Guy Harkin Lab 1,188 Diane Bamber C 463 Little Lever and Darcy Lever Westhoughton North and Chew Anthony Connell Lab 1,667 Moor [C gain from LD] Rees Gibbon C 1,596 June Allen C 1,482 Eric Hyde LD 323 Arthur Price Lab 1,219 Alwynne Cartmell Grn 275 Ronald Halliwell LD 651 Laura Spencer Grn 188 Rumworth Ebrahim Adia Lab 2,079 Jack Heyes C 668 Sandra Bridger LD 480 Westhoughton South [Lab gain Smithills from LD] Carole Swarbrick LD 1,763 David Chadwick Lab 1,023 Dennis Bray C 1,044 Christine Wild C 815 James Shaw Lab 680 Pamela Rigby LD 724 Rachel Mann Grn 218 Eric Hyland Grn 279 1.2 Bury Besses East Alan Matthews Lab 1,138 Michael Connolly Lab 1,216 Valerie Morris C 829 Azmat Hussain C 753 Fiona Davison LD 431 Nissa Finney LD 296 Ron Miles Ind 180 Church Jack Walton C 2,032 Elton Ben Shatliff Lab 898 Denise Bigg C 1,555 Gaynor Clarkson LD 386 Steven Treadgold Lab 936 Julia Kay BNP 359 Robert Sloss LD 485 8 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS 2007 Bromley Cross Astley Bridge Bradshaw Horwich N.E. Smithills Crompton Horwich & Blackrod Halliwell Heaton & Lostock Tonge with The Haulgh Breightmet Rum− worth Great Westhoughton N. Lever Little Lever & & Chew Moor Darcy Lever Harper Farnworth Green Hulton Westhoughton S. Kearsley Figure 1.1: Bolton 2007 Holyrood Radcliffe West Wlif Davison LD 1,661 Tony Cummings Lab 1,299 Alan Quinn Lab 698 Bernard Slingsby C 582 Marilyn Vincent C 681 Jean Purdy BNP 503 Mary D’Albert LD 196 Moorside Ramsbottom Keith Rothwell Lab 1,230 Sheila Magnall C 1,766 Angela Cane C 1,077 Val Robinson Lab 1,007 Victor Hagen LD 505 Janet Turner LD 398 Philip Sedman BNP 336 Redvales North Manor John Smith Lab 1,172 Ijaz Ahmed C 1,074 David Higgin C 2,411 Bill Brison LD 545 Roy Hardy Lab 753 Eric Marshall BNP 372 Ewan Arthur LD 498 Jonathan Barbour BNP 184 St Mary’s [LD gain from Lab] Pilkington Park Richard Baum LD 1,424 Keith Grime Lab 1,102 Peter Redstone C 1,828 Stephen Morris C 789 Steve Perkins Lab 793 Maureen Davison LD 362 Sedgley [LD gain from Lab] Steven Wright LD 1,402 Radcliffe East Jonathan Grosskopf C 1,148 Siobhan Costello Lab 1,077 Gill Campbell Lab 1,124 Matt Hague C 972 Tom Rosser BNP 586 Tottington Michael Halsall LD 377 Yvonne Wright C 1,565 Jane Lewis Lab 726 Radcliffe North [C gain from Lab] David Foss LD 354 Stewart Clough BNP 345 Stuart Penketh C 1,452 Daisy Johnston Lab 1,373 Unsworth Peter Hallows BNP 477 Emma Davison LD 259 Joan Grimshaw Lab 1,568 Nicola Arnold C 1,564 Theodor Tymczyna LD 235 1.3. MANCHESTER 9 Consolidated Results — Bury Conservative . 22,078 41.4% 7 councillors Labour . 18,110 33.9% 7 councillors Liberal Democrat . 9,814 18.4% 3 councillors British National Party . 3,162 5.9% Independent . 180 0.3% 1.3 Manchester Tusp = The United Socialist Party Ancoats and Clayton Charlestown Mick Loughman Lab 1,518 Basil Curley Lab 1,542 Daniel Valentine LD 473 Kim Glasspole C 419 Victoria Album Grn 148 Ann Rodgers LD 268 David Hopps C 135 Andrea Ritchie UKIP 238 John Hulse Ind 76 Helen Dolan Grn 148 Ardwick Cheetham Bernard Priest Lab 1,219 Mohammed Khan Lab 2,340 Jawaid Chaudhry LD 526 Sham Raja LD 571 Justine Hall Grn 224 Wajid Ali C 380 Kashif Ali C 155 Jackie Smith Grn 332 Baguley Chorlton Paul Andrews Lab 1,268 Paul Ankers LD 1,823 John Leaning C 481 Angela Gallagher Lab 1,781 Lynn Worthington Soc Alt 251 Brian Candeland Grn 544 William Fisher LD 233 Claire McLauchlin C 264 Karen Duffy Grn 176 Chorlton Park Bradford Tony Bethell LD 1,751 Rosa Battle Lab 1,476 John Hacking Lab 739 James Guise LD 288 Kathryn Brownbridge Grn 394 Rodney Keller C 190 Robert Chilton C 279 Christopher Waldon Grn 131 City Centre Brooklands Sue Cooley Lab 1,460 Kenneth Dobson LD 498 Marie Raynor C 958 Kathy Crotty Lab 391 David Kierman LD 342 Rob Adlard C 343 Tamisin MacCarthy-Mor- Grn 140 Birgit Vollm Grn 171 rogh Kin Cheng Ind 114 Burnage Crumpsall Iain Donaldson LD 1,825 Con Keegan Lab 1,832 Frank Duffy Lab 1,209 Adrian Glasspole C 564 Peter Schofield C 194 Muhammad Shahbaz LD 398 Joseph Gair Grn 132 John Cummings Grn 254 10 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS 2007 Ramsbottom North Manor Tottington Moorside Elton East Church Radcliffe N. Redvales Radcliffe E. Unsworth Radcliffe W. Besses Pilkington Park Holyrood St Mary’s Sedgley Figure 1.2: Bury 2007 1.3. MANCHESTER 11 Didsbury East Levenshulme Helen Fisher LD 1,856 John Commons LD 1,388 Geoff Bridson Lab 1,301 Dermot Zafar Lab 742 David Fairclough C 526 Peter Thompson Grn 334 Gerry Gee Grn 359 Anne Carroll C 248 Didsbury West Longsight [LD gain from Lab] Neil Trafford LD 1,328 Abid Chohan LD 1,506 David Ellison Lab 712 Sajjid Hussain Lab 1,188 Peter Caddick C 414 Spencer Fitzgibbon Grn 320 James Alden Grn 389 Jane I’Anson C 157 Robert Gutfreund-Walms- UKIP 61 ley Miles Platting and Newton Heath Fallowfield June Hitchin Lab 1,331 Peter Morrison Lab 1,215 Damien O’Connor LD 1,270 John-Paul Wilkins LD 478 Derek Adams BNP 256 Rachel Sills Grn 251 Heather Grant C 124 Ashton Cull C 230 Anthony Quinn Grn 75 Lisa Duffy UKIP 69 Gorton North Wendy Helsby LD 1,753 Moss Side John Hughes Lab 1,365 Sameen Ali Lab 1,660 Joyce Kaye C 126 Zeke Ukairo LD 384 Rachel Wilson Grn 107 George Czernuska Grn 222 Peter Young C 204 Gorton South Simon Ashley LD 1,600 Moston Julie Reid Lab 1,150 Henry Cooper Lab 1,760 Barnaby Wolfram Grn 134 Tony Pinder C 637 Lawrie Clapham C 130 Peter Reeve UKIP 327 Sabrina Jones Tusp 56 Timothy Hartley LD 314 Robin Goater Grn 132 Harpurhey Joanne Green Lab 1,497 Northenden Robert Brettle LD 355 Sandra Bracegirdle Lab 1,458 Harriet Holder C 294 Martin Eakins LD 1,352 Roger Bullock UKIP 264 Nathan Cruddas C 279 Katherine Smith Grn 133 Lance Crookes Grn 182 Higher Blackley Old Moat Harold Lyons Lab 1,449 Joseph Finnon BNP 716 Jeffrey Smith Lab 1,382 Vivienne Clarke C 372 Richard Wilson LD 748 Brian Newton LD 268 Alice Coren Grn 230 Michael Shaw Grn 108 Andrew Perfect C 215 Shirley Reeve UKIP 82 Rusholme Hulme Abu Chowdhury LD 1,241 Mary Murphy Lab 969 Atiha Chaudry Lab 746 Steven Durrant Grn 630 Nahella Ashraf Respect 535 Oliver West LD 213 Penny Collins Grn 224 Andrew Binns C 122 Daniel Valentine C 190 12 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS 2007 Consolidated Results — Manchester Labour . 41,213 45.4% 19 councillors Liberal Democrat . 28,898 31.8% 13 councillors Conservative . 9,975 11.0% Green Party . 7,623 8.4% UK Independence Party . 1,041 1.1% British National Party . 972 1.1% Respect. 535 0.6% Socialist Alternative . 251 0.3% Independents. 190 0.2% The United Socialist Party . 56 0.1% Sharston Withington Joyce Keller Lab 1,242 Alison Firth LD 1,346 Jimmy McCullough C 604 Andrew Simcock Lab 499 Tina Dunican LD 290 Felicity Paris Grn 216 Amanda Collins Grn 229 Adele Douglas C 157 Whalley Range Woodhouse Park Faraz Bhatti LD 2,030 Barbara O’Neil Lab 1,354 Kath Fry Lab 1,418 Stephen Heath C 378 Mary Candeland Grn 393 Joseph Podbylski LD 182 Tim Langley C 206 Jody Bradford Grn 161 1.4 Oldham Alexandra Chadderton South Glynis Shaw Lab 906 David Jones Lab 1,080 Martin Dinoff LD 765 John Berry C 602 Paul Stephenson C 244 Martin Brierley BNP 483 Kay Roney Grn 139 Pat Lord LD 270 Coldhurst Jilad Miah LD 1,753 Chadderton Central [C gain from Mohammed Islam Lab 1,378 Lab] Abu Choudhury C 654 Nuruz Zaman Ind 220 Eileen Hulme C 1,218 Giash Uddin Ind 55 Tony Brownridge Lab 997 Mohammed Ali LD 164 Crompton John Dillon LD 1,550 David Dunning C 606 Wyn Dillon Lab 476 Chadderton North [C gain from Fiona Southall Grn 157 Lab] Len Quinn C 1,266 Failsworth East Susan Dean Lab 983 Jim McMahon Lab 1,476 Nazia Raja LD 317 Paul Martin C 825 Eric Trigg Ind 160 John Parker Grn 154 David Short UKIP 150 Dorothy Shaw LD 96 1.4.
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