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Greater Manchester Chapter 1 Greater Manchester 1.1 Bolton Left = Left List You = You Party Astley Bridge Farnworth Hilary Fairclough C 2,358 Jim Lord Lab 1,151 Clive Atty LD 733 Tariq Aziz LD 955 Muhammad Rafiq Lab 572 Michelle Ionn C 531 Andy Allen You 138 Bradshaw Great Lever [Lab gain from C] Walter Hall C 2,535 Mohammed Iqbal Lab 1,657 James Cottam Lab 620 Mudasir Dean C 1,299 Lauren Alergant LD 342 Alan Johnson Grn 374 Anne Mumberson Grn 195 Mian Akhtar LD 245 Halliwell Breightmet Cliff Morris Lab 1,875 Arthur Norris C 1,696 Shahid Mahmood C 632 William Gallagher Lab 1,182 Riaz Gul LD 494 Carl Hemmings BNP 350 Stephen Howarth LD 163 Harper Green Norma Armston You 137 Lynne Hyland Grn 74 Champak Mistry Lab 1,181 Bill Dawson C 1,071 David Connor LD 390 Bromley Cross Heaton and Lostock Alan Wilkinson C 2,933 Jeremy Foster Lab 705 Alan Rushton C 3,378 David Wibberley LD 331 John Gillatt Lab 831 Liz Spencer Grn 147 Jonathan Evans LD 326 Andy Openshaw You 141 Daniel Mann Grn 249 Horwich and Blackrod [C gain Crompton [Lab gain from LD] from LD] Hanif Darvesh Lab 1,985 Pat Barrow C 1,469 John Partington C 1,113 Kevan Jones Lab 1,021 Yakub Khoda LD 873 Ian Hamilton LD 869 4 1.2. BURY 5 Consolidated Results — Bolton Conservative . 29,254 41.8% 9 councillors Labour . 22,644 32.4% 7 councillors Liberal Democrat . 14,221 20.3% 4 councillors Green Party . 1,751 2.5% British National Party . 867 1.2% You Party . 637 0.9% Left List . 444 0.6% Independent . 104 0.1% Horwich North East Smithills Barbara Ronson LD 1,615 Roger Hayes LD 1,784 Stephen Wallen C 1,126 Christine Flanigan C 1,216 Kevin McKeon Lab 832 Christopher Peacock Lab 599 Lucy Openshaw You 95 Rachel Mann Grn 136 Doug Bagnall You 94 Hulton Tonge with The Haulgh Alan Walsh C 1,822 Paul Fitzpatrick Lab 1,118 Frank White Lab 1,289 Linden Greensitt LD 421 Nigel Ford C 1,109 David Wood BNP 517 Paul Harasiwka LD 194 Kearsley James Tomkinson Grn 68 Ryan Barlow You 32 John Rothwell LD 1,435 Guy Harkin Lab 1,052 Diane Bamber C 593 Westhoughton North and Chew Moor [C gain from LD] Little Lever and Darcy Lever Christine Wild C 1,700 Mike Francis Lab 874 Mary Woodward C 1,726 Derek Gradwell LD 858 Jesamine Kay Lab 1,408 Laura Spencer Grn 141 Eric Hyde LD 418 Alwynne Cartmell Grn 243 Westhoughton South David Wilkinson LD 1,128 Rumworth Lynda Winrow C 947 Rosa Kay Lab 1,875 Harry Bowling Lab 817 Wendy Connor LD 647 Eric Hyland Grn 124 Neil McAlister Left 444 Ainslie Casson Ind 104 1.2 Bury EDP = English Democrats Party Besses Church Derek Boden Lab 1,084 Roy Walker C 2,425 Julie Baum LD 614 Linda Chesters Lab 789 Adele Douglas C 584 Julia Kay BNP 292 Stephen Morris EDP 354 Tamsin Thomson LD 287 6 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS 2008 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 2008 East Radcliffe East [C gain from Lab] John Byrne Lab 1,148 Sam Hurst C 1,384 Azmat Hussain C 1,023 Daisy Johnston Lab 907 Emma Davison LD 384 Tom Rosser BNP 466 Mike Halsall LD 308 Elton Yvonne Creswell C 1,861 Simon Carter Lab 775 Radcliffe North [C gain from Lab] Robert Sloss LD 405 Jackie Harris C 1,656 Timothy Chamberlain Lab 1,265 Holyrood Peter Hallows BNP 472 Lynn Molloy LD 220 Vic D’Albert LD 1,632 Matthew Hague C 852 Benjamin Shatliff Lab 669 Radcliffe West Tony Isherwood Lab 1,187 Moorside Bernard Slingsby C 727 Stewart Clough BNP 484 Dot Cassidy Lab 1,279 Joanne O’Hanlon LD 175 Angela Cane C 1,197 Harold Greenhalgh UKIP 89 Phil Sedman BNP 317 Nissa Finney LD 223 Victor Hagan Ind 130 Ramsbottom North Manor Barry Theckston C 2,010 Val Robinson Lab 872 Dorothy Gunter C 2,694 Janet Turner LD 354 Nick Parnell Lab 577 Ewan Arthur LD 338 Tom Nuttall BNP 162 Lynette Mitchell-Male Ind 66 Redvales [C gain from Lab] Ijaz Ahmed C 1,465 Pilkington Park Susan Southworth Lab 1,093 Brian Jepson BNP 317 Jacqueline Wiseman C 1,908 Paul Jenkins LD 302 Gill Campbell Lab 637 Mike Harling Ind 104 Wayne Burrows LD 304 Bill Brison Ind 98 1.3. MANCHESTER 7 Consolidated Results — Bury Conservative . 25,237 46.9% 10 councillors Labour . 15,980 29.7% 4 councillors Liberal Democrat . 9,046 16.8% 3 councillors British National Party . 2,720 5.1% Independents. 398 0.7% English Democrats Party . 354 0.7% UK Independence Party . 89 0.2% St Mary’s [LD gain from Lab] Tottington Mary D’Albert LD 1,308 Roger Brown C 1,700 Kevin Lee Lab 1,013 Jane Lewis Lab 614 Raymond Soloman C 692 David Foss LD 456 Reg Norris BNP 210 Sedgley Unsworth Ann Garner LD 1,488 Sam Cohen C 1,821 Jonathan Grosskopf C 1,238 Ann Audin Lab 1,165 Frank Adam Lab 906 Theo Tymczyna LD 248 1.3 Manchester Left = Left List Ancoats and Clayton Brooklands Mike Carmody Lab 1,428 Glynn Evans Lab 1,274 Carol Connell LD 403 Marie Raynor C 1,106 David Morgan C 334 Gary Bridges LD 362 Sophy Hansford Grn 226 Tamisin MacCarthy-Mor- Grn 140 rogh Ardwick Tom O’Callaghan Lab 1,180 Mohammed Sajjad LD 346 Burnage Claire Babington C 221 Andrew Speke Grn 152 John Cameron LD 2,096 Tom Murphy Lab 768 Baguley Peter Schofield C 228 Angela Tibke Grn 142 Tony Burns Lab 1,123 Nathan Cruddas C 565 Lynn Worthington Soc Alt 295 Ann Rodgers LD 243 Charlestown Lynne Richmond Grn 179 Mark Hackett Lab 1,328 Stephen Moran BNP 687 Bradford Gareth Brown C 425 Neil Swannick Lab 1,467 Michael Prior Grn 186 Chris Jenkinson LD 286 Alexandra Reynolds-Co- LD 178 Rod Keller C 224 croft Andrew Bullen Grn 209 Catherine Ritchie UKIP 84 8 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS 2008 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 2008 1.3. MANCHESTER 9 Cheetham Gorton North Martin Pagel Lab 1,735 Jackie Pearcey LD 1,468 Wajid Ali C 673 John Hughes Lab 1,156 Kay Phillips Respect 502 Jane Percival C 242 Sham Raja LD 429 Karl Wardlaw Grn 150 Luke Smith Grn 141 Gorton South Chorlton Charles Glover LD 1,262 Sheila Newman Lab 2,126 Julie Reid Lab 1,017 Lianne Williams LD 1,867 Sue McPherson Left 292 Brian Candeland Grn 448 William Clapham C 217 David Hopps C 260 Deborah Clarke Grn 164 Chorlton Park Harpurhey Bernie Ryan LD 1,693 Patrick Karney Lab 1,475 John Hacking Lab 763 Will Palmer C 500 Kathryn Brownbridge Grn 359 Dave Page LD 317 Christopher Green C 358 Katherine Smith Grn 283 City Centre Higher Blackley Marc Ramsbottom LD 568 Ken Barnes Lab 1,328 Anthony McCaul Lab 479 Derek Adams BNP 828 Rob Adlard C 386 Vivienne Clarke C 467 Peter Birkinshaw Grn 139 Lee Walker LD 248 Michael Daw Grn 164 Crumpsall Hulme [Lab gain from Grn] Richard Leese Lab 1,779 Kim Glasspole C 597 Emily Lomax Lab 961 Rashid Shahbaz LD 354 Steven Durrant Grn 911 Eithne Quinn Grn 208 Jamie Hutchinson C 215 Bob Willescroft UKIP 206 Glenn Hinks LD 190 Didsbury East Levenshulme David Sandiford LD 2,050 Keith Whitmore LD 1,530 Andrew Simcock Lab 1,053 Quammer Ahmad Lab 715 Louise Quigley C 492 Justine Hall Grn 327 Gerry Gee Grn 310 Abbas Khurshid C 175 Didsbury West Longsight Luthfur Rahman Lab 2,005 Graham Shaw LD 1,283 Liaqat Ali LD 858 Jenny Lennox Lab 620 Spencer Fitz-Gibbon Grn 237 David Bean C 451 Daniel Valentine C 153 James Alden Grn 281 Robert Gutfreund-Walms- UKIP 81 ley Miles Platting and Newton Heath [LD gain from Lab] Fallowfield Damien O’Connor LD 1,441 David Royle Lab 1,178 Christine Carroll Lab 1,256 Kas Afzal LD 643 Joseph Cegla BNP 250 Colin Power C 263 Vaseem Valentine C 147 Daniel Lee Grn 207 Jonathan Mercer Grn 83 10 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS 2008 Consolidated Results — Manchester Labour . 39,300 43.0% 19 councillors Liberal Democrat . 27,773 30.4% 13 councillors Conservative . 12,999 14.2% Green Party . 7,602 8.3% British National Party . 1,765 1.9% Respect — The Unity Coailition. 655 0.7% Left List . 612 0.7% UK Independence Party . 371 0.4% Socialist Alternative . 295 0.3% Moss Side Sharston Alistair Cox Lab 1,776 Tommy Judge Lab 1,115 Zeke Ukairo LD 271 Jimmy McCullough C 773 Nigel Woodcock Grn 225 Bill Fisher LD 274 Kashif Ali C 185 Karen Duffy Grn 199 Ali Shelmani Respect 153 Moston Paul Murphy Lab 1,551 Whalley Range Gareth Morris C 936 Timothy Hartley LD 398 John Grant LD 1,683 Tom Redford Grn 246 Amina Lone Lab 1,271 Fawad Hussain C 945 Northenden [LD gain from Lab] Mary Candeland Grn 381 Martin Eakins LD 1,562 Michael Kane Lab 1,554 Sarah Lovell C 293 Lance Crookes Grn 159 Withington Old Moat Brendon Jones LD 1,267 Leif Jerram Lab 508 Andrew Fender Lab 1,391 Felicity Paris Grn 223 Sufiyan Rana LD 947 Zoe Slater C 199 Lia Sims Grn 213 Paul Lally C 205 Rusholme Woodhouse Park Paul Shannon LD 1,090 Atiha Chaudry Lab 693 Brian O’Neil Lab 1,227 Nahella Ashraf Left 320 Stephen Heath C 473 Dola Miah C 291 Joe Podbylski LD 166 Penny Collins Grn 158 Jody Bradford Grn 152 1.3.
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