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North Warwickshire Borough Council Election Results 1973-2011 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). No. 2 (Warton) (2283)2 Mancetter (3684)3 North Warwickshire - 1973 vote share vote share Newborough T. Ind 496 72.9 Mellor E. Lab 818 55.6 Gilbert C. Ind 355 - Blower E. Ms. Lab 780 - Baddesley Ensor (1511) Rutherford J. Ind 221 - Findley H. Lab 728 - vote share Miller A. Lab 184 27.1 Moore F. Con 652 44.4 Sweet R. Lab 472 59.0 Stafford M. Con 557 - Scott M. Ind 328 41.0 Turnout 29.8 45.9 Stone D. Con 510 - Turnout 52.9 18.0 No. 4 (Hurley & Wood End) (2344)2 Turnout 42.4 11.3 2 vote share Dordon (2415) Kenwright T. Lab 791 69.0 No. 11 (Water Orton) (4154)3 vote share Prince G. Lab 770 - vote share Bain K. Lab 0 - Prosser M. Ind 356 31.0 Smith N. Con 1,413 64.9 Bond E. Lab 0 0.0 Allsop S. Ind 291 - Emery J. Con 1,206 - Watts E. Con 820 - Turnout 0.0 0.0 Turnout 48.9 37.9 White G. Ind 764 35.1 2 Rhodes G. Ind 757 - Hartshill (3921) No. 7 (Atherstone) (5525)4 Smith J. Ind 345 - vote share vote share Paintin F. Lab 0 - Sanders J. Lab 1,560 48.6 Turnout 49.1 29.8 Knight W. Lab 0 0.0 Allen B. Lab 1,160 - Brown B. Lab 1,121 - No. 12 (Coleshill) (4509)4 Turnout 0.0 0.0 Dunn K. Lab 1,087 - vote share 2 Evans J. Ind 863 26.9 Wright J. Con 1,576 64.9 Kingsbury (2006) Stafford T. Con 787 24.5 Prosser R. Con 1,424 - vote share Cole C. Con 640 - Mott D. Con 1,394 - Barlow P. Lab 537 53.2 Ford C. Ind 612 - Jones G. Con 1,358 - Thompson R. Res 472 46.8 Corner J. Ms. Con 578 - Spencer R. Lab 851 35.1 Perry G. Lab 441 - Ford V. Ms. Ind 534 - Ensor W. Lab 696 - Hardy D. Ind 436 - Heelas K. Lab 613 - Turnout 50.3 6.4 Fowler J. Lab 601 - 3 Turnout 58.1 21.7 Mancetter (3572) Turnout 50.6 29.9 vote share No. 9 (Grendon & Whittington) (1288) Mellor E. Lab 1,002 68.8 vote share No. 13 (Arley & Corley) (2965)2 Findley H. Lab 893 - Chetwynd S. Ind 430 71.3 vote share Mellor R. Lab 851 - Hamblin W. Lab 173 28.7 Norgrove H. Ms. Con 710 44.5 Paul J. Ind 455 31.2 Potter M. Ms. Con 656 - Turnout 46.8 42.6 Ward M. Lab 578 36.2 Turnout 40.8 37.5 Morgan R. Lab 540 - Polesworth (4485)3 Smith D. Ind 309 19.3 No. 11 (Water Orton) (5571)3 vote share vote share Tunnicliffe B. Lab 923 55.3 Turnout 49.2 8.3 Smith N. Con 1,070 48.7 Allsop R. Lab 915 - Rhodes G. Ind 795 36.2 Atkins H. Res 747 44.7 No. 14 (Fillongley) (1129) Watts E. Con 706 - Thompson W. Lab 705 - vote share Davies W. Con 681 - Roberts P. Ms. Res 533 - Matthews M. Ms. Con 275 47.4 White G. Ind 409 - Bray H. Ind 231 39.8 Smith J. Lab 330 15.0 Turnout 37.2 10.5 Kerr R. Ind 74 12.8 Cam J. Lab 221 - Turnout 51.5 7.6 Turnout 39.4 12.5 4 North Warwickshire - 1976 No. 15 (Nether Whitacre) (1387) No. 12 (Coleshill) (4711) vote share vote share Mander E. Ind 416 50.1 Wright V. Con 1,148 58.7 Baddesley Ensor (1506) Edwards N. Con 415 49.9 Jones G. Con 986 - vote share Hammond L. Ms. Con 978 - Sweet R. Lab 483 60.5 Turnout 59.9 0.1 Thomas P. Con 888 - Vintner I. Res 315 39.5 Spencer R. Lab 807 41.3 No. 2 (Warton) (2314)2 Ensor W. Lab 741 - Turnout 52.1 21.1 vote share Wilkes L. Lab 587 - 2 Smith T. Con 0 0.0 Cam A. Ms. Lab 563 - Dordon (2498) Pickering M. Con 0 - vote share Turnout 41.5 17.4 Bain K. Lab 444 55.9 Turnout 0.0 0.0 Bond E. Lab 436 - 2 No. 13 (Arley & Corley) (2949) Ison J. Ind 350 44.1 No. 4 (Hurley & Wood End) (2452)2 vote share vote share Collins P. Lab 1,447 70.9 Turnout 34.9 11.8 Kenwright T. Lab 686 62.7 Olner T. Lab 1,439 - 2 Prince G. Lab 641 - Knowles T. Con 594 29.1 Hartshill (2183) Cooper J. Con 408 37.3 Russell C. Con 579 - vote share Knight W. Lab 460 58.3 Turnout 46.7 25.4 Turnout 69.2 41.8 Paintin F. Lab 459 - Cole P. Con 329 41.7 No. 7 (Atherstone) (5606)4 No. 14 (Fillongley) (1096) Cooper I. Con 323 - vote share vote share Dunn K. Lab 1,499 51.1 Matthews H. Ms. Con 331 65.7 Turnout 39.4 16.6 Sanders J. Lab 1,453 - Court F. Lab 173 34.3 2 Allen B. Lab 1,306 - Kingsbury (1969) Brown B. Lab 1,210 - Turnout 46.0 31.3 vote share Field B. Con 996 33.9 Thompson R. Ind 472 38.7 Cole H. Con 986 - No. 15 (Nether Whitacre) (1380) Smith T. Con 397 32.5 Dowell S. Con 983 - vote share Moss B. Lab 352 28.8 Smallwood D. Con 930 - Edwards N. Ind 522 85.0 Courts P. Lab 193 - Hastings P. Ind Lab 439 15.0 Corner V. Lab 92 15.0 Turnout 46.0 6.1 Turnout 47.8 17.1 Turnout 44.5 70.0 Results of the English Shire District Elections 1973-2012 1 No. 9 (Grendon & Whittington) (1287) Fillongley (2562)2 vote share vote share North Warwickshire - 1983 Chetwynd S. Ind 286 38.8 Matthews H. Ms. Con 1,557 76.6 Gale R. Con 189 25.6 Smith L. Con 1,337 - 2 Callis C. Res 143 19.4 Silverston N. Lab 476 23.4 Arley (2123) Silverstone N. Lab 120 16.3 vote share Hall M. Ms. Lab 816 64.3 Turnout 81.2 53.2 Turnout 57.1 13.1 Collings P. Lab 800 - Grendon (1590) Adkins R. Con 453 35.7 Polesworth (4518)3 vote share Truman M. Ms. Con 322 - vote share Redding H. Ms. Lab 448 41.8 Atkins H. Ind 885 27.5 Jennings R. Ind 431 40.2 Turnout 59.8 28.6 Tunnicliffe B. Lab 880 27.4 Gale R. Ind 192 17.9 Atherstone North (3123)2 Allsop B. Lab 849 - Roberts P. Ms. Res 751 23.3 Turnout 67.4 1.6 vote share Constantine M. Con 701 21.8 Dunn K. Lab 1,023 71.1 Langley J. Con 659 - Hartshill (2534)2 Hanlon T. Lab 950 - Gochin R. Lab 533 - vote share Chesterton A. Con 415 28.9 Stone D. Con 412 - Painting F. Lab 1,103 57.0 Turnout 46.2 0.2 Place R. Lab 1,060 - Turnout 46.0 42.3 Curle J. Con 832 43.0 2 Turnout 79.0 14.0 Atherstone South (2632) North Warwickshire - 1979 vote share Hurley (2278)2 Ford C. Lab 696 37.2 Dowell S. Con 506 27.1 2 vote share Arley (2131) Kenwright T. Lab 1,061 59.1 Mickleburgh T. Lab 411 - vote share Lewis A. Ms. Lab 900 - Brown B. Ind 358 19.2 Collins P. Lab 1,060 60.7 Cooper J. Con 735 40.9 McEwen W. All 309 16.5 Hall M. Ms. Lab 1,037 - Gale R. All 222 - Thompson J. Con 685 39.3 Turnout 80.2 18.2 Turnout 71.0 10.2 Turnout 85.4 21.5 Kingsbury (2551)2 Baddesley Ensor (1505) 2 vote share Atherstone North (3070) Forsyth L.
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