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Three Rivers District Council Election Results 1973-2012 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). No. 2 (Croxley Green North) (4813)4 Sarratt (2054)2 Three Rivers - 1973 vote share vote share Wilyman Lib 958 36.2 Couch J. Con 0 - Willoughby Lib 880 - Lowe Con 0 0.0 Abbots Langley (3412)2 Ford Con 801 30.3 vote share Glanville Lib 788 - Turnout 0.0 0.0 Kitchingman M. Ms. Con 651 42.7 Fry Con 780 - Young Con 583 - Gell Con 769 - McNally Lab 442 29.0 Hindell Lib 732 - Fischer E. Lab 442 - Taylor Con 687 - Three Rivers - 1976 Catton Lib 433 28.4 Crawley Lab 599 - Wustlin Lib 390 - Griffin Lab 599 22.7 3 East Lab 588 - Abbots Langley (3334) Turnout 44.7 13.7 Rowlands Lab 573 - vote share Rutherford Prog Ind 286 10.8 Kitchingman M. Ms. Con 855 46.6 Carpenders Park (3828)3 Sefton E. Ms. Con 747 - vote share Turnout 54.9 5.9 Clinton Con 733 - Adams Con 666 67.4 Coe Lib 560 30.6 Homewood Con 647 - No. 3 (Croxley Green South) (3536)3 Kendall R. Lib 504 - Elam G. Con 643 - vote share Humphrey Lib 494 - Francis Lab 322 32.6 Pearson Lib 827 46.8 Fischer E. Lab 418 22.8 Hardy Lab 292 - Robinson Lib 793 - Adams Lab 393 - Mead M. Ms. Lab 290 - Vosper Lib 761 - Canning Lab 383 - Raggett Con 640 36.2 Turnout 25.8 34.8 Dee Con 582 - Turnout 55.0 16.1 2 Wakeling Con 564 - 2 Langleybury (2943) Moran Lab 299 16.9 Ashridge (2632) vote share Williams Lab 280 - vote share Bright Lab 669 64.5 Clifford Lab 251 - Butchers Lab 483 50.7 Worthy Lab 653 - Nimmo Lab 451 - Purviss Con 369 35.5 Turnout 49.9 10.6 Cadell Con 357 37.5 Saville Con 364 - Edwards Con 334 - No. 4 (Rickmansworth) (3100)2 Aston Lib 112 11.8 Turnout 35.3 28.9 Craig Lib 108 - vote share 2 Shaw Lib 894 60.7 Leavesden (2305) Ponting Lib 840 - Turnout 36.2 13.2 vote share Nockles Con 580 39.3 2 McNally Lab 367 55.1 Rees Con 543 - Bedmond (2469) Northcott Lab 324 - vote share Averill Lib 299 44.9 Turnout 47.5 21.3 Waters Con 820 65.9 O'Neill B. Ms. Lib 268 - Glossop J. Ms. Con 817 - No. 5 (Moor Park) (3166)2 Columb Ms. Lab 322 25.9 Turnout 28.9 10.2 Singleton Lab 313 - vote share Averill Lib 102 8.2 5 Greer Con 0 - No. 1 (Chorleywood) (6193) Groves Con 0 0.0 Sehsal Lib 73 - vote share Crockett Con 1,897 76.7 Turnout 50.4 40.0 Turnout 0.0 0.0 Ray Con 1,849 - 3 Shepherd Con 1,809 - No. 6 (Mill End) (5143)4 Carpenders Park (3921) Whiting Con 1,805 - vote share vote share Stewart Con 1,791 - Macdonald Lib 966 40.3 Chalk I. Con 1,200 62.4 Dulanty Lab 577 23.3 Andrews Lib 956 - Elam G. Con 1,179 - Warburton Lab 513 - Aitman Lib 947 - Homewood Con 1,179 - Bruce Lab 489 - Minns Lib 918 - Barnard Lab 465 24.2 Johnston Lab 475 - Falcon Lab 790 33.0 Crump N. Ms. Lab 405 - Gough Lab 432 - Harris Lab 787 - Bishop Lab 394 - Denton Lab 787 - Rose Lib 258 13.4 Turnout 39.9 53.4 Knight Lab 746 - Ellis Con 640 26.7 Turnout 49.0 38.2 No. 10 (Bedmond) (1220) Cox Con 564 - 3 vote share Bateman Con 562 - Chorleywood (3735) Farr Con 381 59.2 Roberts Con 545 - vote share Higgs Lab 263 40.8 Crockett R. Con 1,669 80.7 Whiting H. Ms. Con 1,640 - Turnout 46.6 7.3 Turnout 52.8 18.3 Shepherd R. Con 1,624 - Kinsley Lib 398 19.3 4 No. 7 (West Hyde) (1753) No. 16 (Blackwell) (5662) vote share Elce M. Ms. Lib 396 - vote share Brown Lib 442 49.4 Wood Lib 357 - Nimmo Lab 903 77.0 Craft Lab 249 27.8 Reeves Lab 897 - Young Con 204 22.8 Turnout 55.3 61.5 Butchers Lab 885 - 2 Woolmer Lab 858 - Turnout 51.1 21.6 Chorleywood West (2430) Davidson Con 269 23.0 vote share Squires Con 267 - No. 9 (Nash Mills) (1348) Stewart C. Con 810 67.5 Fox Con 251 - vote share Smith Con 800 - Telfer Con 248 - Waters Con 337 61.7 McGregor Lib 390 32.5 Cox Lab 209 38.3 Wood Lib 370 - Turnout 20.7 54.1 Turnout 49.4 35.0 4 Turnout 40.5 23.4 No. 17 (Eastbury) (4852) 3 vote share Oxhey Hall (2419)2 Croxley Green (3038) Gough Lab 785 79.2 vote share vote share Grant Lab 757 - Brinsloe??? Con 623 71.5 Kivinter Con 749 42.8 Baldwin Lab 753 - Ladell G. Con 610 - Sheraton Con 704 - Watkins Lab 725 - Butchers Lab 248 - Wright Ms. Con 690 - Langer Con 206 20.8 Reeves Lab 248 28.5 Pearson Lib 595 34.0 Bryson Con 203 - Vosper Lib 581 - Thompson Con 176 - Turnout 36.0 43.1 Mountney Lib 575 - Tulutt Con 176 - Ellcott Lab 404 23.1 Williams T. Lab 381 - Turnout 20.4 58.4 East T. Lab 368 - Turnout 57.5 8.8 Results of the English Shire District Elections 1973-2012 1 Northwick (3850)3 Croxley Green North (2534) Croxley Green North (2518)2 vote share vote share vote share Butchers S. Lab 783 67.4 Ford C. Con 702 50.4 Gell J. Con 695 45.7 Davies Lab 772 - Farr Lib 532 38.2 Ford C. Con 677 - Woolner F. Lab 726 - Canning Lab 159 11.4 Willyman Lib 604 39.7 Tullett H. Con 378 32.6 Willoughby R. Lib 541 - Gaffney Con 372 - Turnout 55.0 12.2 Underwood Lab 221 14.5 Woodhouse N. Con 304 - Dunning Lab 188 - Croxley Green South (2838) Turnout 30.2 34.9 vote share Turnout 60.4 6.0 Raggett Con 821 53.4 Oxhey Hall (2332)2 Willoughby Lib 512 33.3 Croxley Green South (2788)2 vote share Bishop Lab 205 13.3 vote share Ladell G. Con 736 77.1 Robinson P. Lib 667 41.3 Clements R. Con 730 - Turnout 54.2 20.1 Raggatt Con 665 41.2 Reeves Lab 218 22.9 Gliche Lib 604 - Hooper Lab 215 - Hayling (3551) Williams F. Con 584 - vote share Holland Lab 283 17.5 Turnout 40.9 54.3 Holmes Lab 803 58.2 Rowlands Lab 254 - Langer Con 384 27.8 3 Rickmansworth (3224) Graves NF 109 7.9 Turnout 57.9 0.1 vote share England Lib 83 6.0 Cole R. Con 1,054 53.7 Hayling (3629)3 Jenson Con 973 - Turnout 38.8 30.4 vote share Roberts H. Ms. Con 923 - Gough Lab 684 64.9 Shaw Lib 909 46.3 Langleybury (2920) Mead Lab 670 - Ponting Lib 719 - vote share Watkins Lab 639 - Dearberg Lib 698 - Baden Con 751 51.6 Heywood Con 370 35.1 James Lab 704 48.4 Langer Con 357 - Turnout 60.9 7.4 Upson J. Con 332 - Turnout 49.8 3.2 2 Sarratt (2103) Turnout 29.0 29.8 vote share Leavesden (2680) Metson Con 644 52.8 vote share Langleybury (2937)2 Couch J. Con 639 - Pratt Con 509 48.6 vote share Boon Lib 576 47.2 Abraham G. Lab 470 44.9 Bright Lab 640 51.7 Halliwell Lib 552 - O'Neill B. Ms. Lib 68 6.5 Jelley Lab 617 - Barden D. Con 599 48.3 Turnout 58.0 5.6 Turnout 39.1 3.7 Saville Con 568 - Maple Cross & West Hyde (1928) Turnout 42.2 3.3 vote share Three Rivers - 1978 Whillie C. Lib 485 47.8 Leavesden (2121)2 Kretling Con 380 37.5 vote share Craft G.
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    HERTFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL THE HERTFORDSHIRE (TEMPORARY CLOSING AND TEMPORARY WAITING RESTRICTIONS IN VARIOUS ROADS IN BERKHAMSTED, ALDBURY, NORTHCHURCH, LITTLE GADDESDEN AND TRING) ORDER 2020 NOTICE is given that Hertfordshire County Council intends to make an Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, to prohibit all vehicular traffic from using the following lengths of roads (“the Roads”), except for access and to prohibit all vehicles from waiting at any time on both sides of these lengths of Roads whilst works are in progress:- 1. that length of New Ground Road, Aldbury from its junction with A4251 Tring Road north eastwards to its junction with Malting Lane, a distance of approximately 1900 metres. An alternative route will be via A4251 Tring Road, A41 Interchange Tring, B4635 London Road, Station Road, Trooper Road and New Ground Road. 2. that length of A416 Chesham Road, Berkhamsted from its junction with the A416 Kingshill Way/A41 (unnamed road) roundabout south westwards for a distance of approximately 1028 metres. An alternative route will be via A416 (Kingshill Road/Kings Road), A4251 (High Street/ London Road), A41 (unnamed road/Watford Road/Hempstead Road), A411 (Hempstead Road/Hyde Road/The Avenue), A412 (St Albans Road/Rickmansworth Road/Watford Road/Scots Hill/Park Road), A404 (Chorleywood Road/Rickmansworth Road/Chenies Road/Amersham Road/Chalfont Station Road/White Lion Road), A4154 (Woodside Road/ Rickmansworth Road) and A416 (Chesham Road/Amersham Road/Broad Street/ Nashleigh Hill/Ashley Green Road/Chesham Road) or via A416 (Chesham Road/Ashley Green/Road/Nashleigh Hill/Broad Street/Amersham Road/Chesham Road), A4154 (Rickmansworth Road/Woodside Road), A404 (White Lion Road/Chalfont Station Road/Amersham Road/Chenies Road/Rickmansworth Road/ Chorleywood Road), A412 (Park Road/Scots Hill/Watford Road/Rickmansworth Road/St Albans Road), A411 Hempstead Road, A41 (Hempstead Road/Watford Road/unnamed road), A4251 (London Road/High Street) and A416 (Kings Road/Kingshill Road).