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Local Election Results 1st May 2008 Tyne and Wear Andrew Teale Version 0.02 April 29, 2009 2 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS 2008 Typeset by LATEX Compilation and design © Andrew Teale, 2009. The author grants permission to copy and distribute this work in any medium, provided this notice is preserved. This file (in several formats) is available for download from http://www.andrewteale.me.uk/ Please advise the author of any corrections which need to be made by email: [email protected] Chapter 7 Tyne and Wear 7.1 Gateshead Birtley Deckham Kathy King Lib 1,053 Brian Coates Lab 1,029 Tom Collins Lab 1,003 Lisa Bradley LD 456 Josephine Walker C 273 Allan Davidson C 349 Kevin Scott BNP 297 Blaydon Stephen Ronchetti Lab 1,211 Dunston and Teams David Osborne LD 869 David Bollands Lab 971 Paul Duggan C 272 Michael Ruddy LD 309 Kelly Mares BNP 257 Margaret Bell C 243 Bridges Paul Harper Ind 34 John Eagle Lab 840 Philip Allen LD 317 Val Bond C 232 Dunston Hill and Whickham East Keith McFarlane BNP 222 Peter Maughan LD 1,402 Jennifer Peace Lab 806 Chopwell and Rowlands Gill John Callanan C 351 Kevin Berry Ind 260 John Hamilton Lab 1,547 Raymond Callender LD 720 Lynda Duggan C 443 Felling Chowdene David Napier Lab 1,128 Dorothy Ruddy LD 287 John McElroy Lab 1,403 Trevor Murray C 219 Daniel Duggan C 593 Edward McFarlane BNP 210 Glenys Goodwill LD 354 Terrence Jopling BNP 243 Ind John Crozier 129 High Fell Jean Lee Lab 992 Crawcrook and Greenside Ann McCarthy LD 275 Noel Rippeth LD 1,405 Maureen Moor C 225 Helen Hughes Lab 948 Ronald Fairlamb BNP 221 Leonard Davidson C 264 Andrew Marshall Ind 104 60 7.1. GATESHEAD 61 Consolidated Results — Gateshead Labour . 22,727 42.1% 13 councillors Liberal Democrat . 18,612 34.5% 9 councillors Conservative . 6,910 12.8% British National Party . 3,107 5.8% Liberal Party . 1,597 3.0% 1 councillor Independents. 983 1.8% Lamesley Saltwell Michael Hood Lab 1,215 Ian Mearns Lab 1,181 Betty Gallon Lib 544 Norman Spours LD 273 Brian Weatherburn Ind 411 Alan Bond C 243 Sheila Everatt C 318 Jacqueline Swaddle BNP 199 Wardley and Leam Lane Lobley Hill and Bensham Linda Green Lab 1,239 John Diston LD 510 Catherine Donovan Lab 1,243 John Richards BNP 335 Peter Andras LD 1,069 Cheryle Walker C 251 George Bainbridge BNP 226 Ada Callanan C 172 Whickham North Mary Wallace LD 1,363 Low Fell (2) Elaine Dobson Lab 701 Elaine Robertson C 336 Frank Hindle LD 2,046 Robert Woodhall BNP 288 Susan Craig LD 1,656 Geraldine Costello Lab 695 Paul Sterling C 639 Whickham South and Sunniside John Young Lab 484 Alan Ord LD 1,997 John Robertson C 538 Joyce McAndrew Lab 396 Pelaw and Heworth Windy Nook and Whitehills Ian Patterson LD 1,352 Iain Derrick Lab 755 Pat Ronan Lab 1,410 Andy Swaddle BNP 283 Susan Walker LD 481 Andrea Gatiss C 140 Medina Gilham BNP 326 Keith Dakers Ind 45 Eric Young C 278 Winlaton and High Spen [LD gain Ryton, Crookhill and Stella from Lab] Ione Rippeth LD 1,753 Elaine Earl LD 1,374 Alexander Geddes Lab 704 Brenda Clelland Lab 1,310 Antoinette Sterling C 247 Karl Gatiss C 284 62 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS 2008 Ryton, Crookhill & Stella Bridges Blaydon Crawcrook Dunston Felling Pelaw & Heworth & Greenside & Teams Deckham Whickham N. Dunston Winlaton & Hill & High Spen Saltwell Whickham Lobley Hill E. Windy Nook & Bensham Wardley & & Whitehills Leam Lane Low High Fell Fell Chowdene Whickham S. & Sunniside Chopwell & Rowlands Gill Lamesley Birtley Figure 7.1: Gateshead 2008 7.2 Newcastle upon Tyne FEP = Free England Party Left = Left List Benwell and Scotswood Denton Robert Higgins Lab 1,441 Peter Arnold LD 1,707 Kelvin Gardiner LD 612 Helen McStravick Lab 882 Glen Watson BNP 429 Jon Aydon C 374 Neil Archibald C 366 Bill Curry BNP 337 Laurence Ellacott Grn 145 Ian Proud UKIP 135 Blakelaw East Gosforth Peter Leggott LD 1,892 Gerard Keating LD 1,396 Alan Birkmyre C 630 Antoine Tinnion Lab 855 Bialu Ngituka Lab 502 Margaret Johnson C 295 Mick Roche BNP 270 Elswick Byker Doreen James Lab 933 Ken Booth BNP 657 George Allison Lab 1,258 Amjad Aslam Ind 339 Annie Gravell LD 377 Andrew McQuillin LD 309 Steve Shears BNP 285 Ron Toward C 179 Alice Gingell C 208 Dean Huggins Left 27 Allen Divall Ind 97 Fawdon Castle Brenda Hindmarsh LD 1,770 Catherine McKinnell Lab 620 Ian Graham LD 1,869 Martin Thomson FEP 367 Jennifer du Cane C 771 Stephen Warrick C 194 Ash Nehmet Lab 481 Fenham [LD gain from Lab] Dene Colin Dalglish LD 1,491 Wendy Taylor LD 1,908 George Johnson Lab 1,188 Heather Chambers C 613 Shaun Russell BNP 295 Yvonne Bell Lab 525 Denis Flaherty C 290 7.2. NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE 63 Kenton South Jesmond Margaret Carter Lab 1,371 Chris Boyle LD 946 David Turner LD 752 Barry Flux C 430 Barney Baber C 471 Tom Hardwick Lab 354 Lemington [LD gain from Lab] Walker Liz Langfield LD 1,280 Barry Phillipson Lab 1,131 David Wood Lab 1,444 Graham Hodgson BNP 325 Michael Burn LD 496 Sarah Armstrong C 248 John Mitchell BNP 274 Marian McWilliams C 172 Anna Heyman Grn 97 Newburn [LD gain from Lab] Martin Levy Comm 31 Mike Curthoys LD 1,353 Anne Whittaker Lab 1,223 Sheila Gregory BNP 333 Walkergate Maureen Smith C 236 Peter Allen LD 1,596 Maureen Lowson Lab 809 North Heaton David Tullin BNP 278 Stephen Lowrey C 195 Doreen Huddart LD 1,693 David Denholm Lab 688 James Langley C 398 Westerhope Chris Hayday Grn 281 Marc Donnelly LD 2,085 North Jesmond (2) Brian Hunter Lab 847 Jason Smith C 652 Peter Breakey LD 1,013 Daniel Thorlby BNP 311 Catherine Pagan LD 944 Fiona Clarke Lab 486 Sophie White Lab 397 Westgate Ben Fletcher C 371 Rosie Fletcher C 340 Nick Forbes Lab 938 James Kenyon LD 305 Ouseburn Charlotte Ball C 206 Stephen Psallidas LD 814 Patrick Clarke Lab 451 West Gosforth Dave Shepherdson Grn 181 Nick Cott LD 2,084 Emma Carr C 146 Neville Armstrong C 840 Howard Elcock Lab 428 Parklands (2) John Shipley LD 2,255 David Down LD 1,984 Wingrove [Lab gain from LD] Mark Laing C 693 Irim Ali Lab 1,120 Pam Doyle C 621 Jaz Siddique LD 962 Susan Pearson Lab 409 Dominic Llewellyn C 300 Gordon Macfarlane Lab 329 John Pearson Grn 213 Andrea Bell Ind 249 South Heaton [Lab gain from LD] Woolsington [Lab gain from LD] Christopher Bartlett Lab 948 Sharon Pattison Lab 1,523 Henry Gallagher LD 813 Bill Thorkildsen LD 1,125 Andrew Gray Grn 190 Colin Forster C 281 Kenneth wake C 107 Gary Fawcett BNP 241 64 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS 2008 Consolidated Results — Newcastle upon Tyne Liberal Democrat . 32,903 45.8% 19 councillors Labour . 22,855 31.8% 9 councillors Conservative . 9,666 13.5% Green Party . 1,107 1.5% Independents. 685 1.0% Free England Party . 367 0.5% UK Independence Party . 135 0.2% Communist Party . 31 0.0% Left List . 27 0.0% Castle Parklands Woolsington Fawdon Dene West Westerhope E. Gosforth Kenton Gosforth Blakelaw Newburn North N. Heaton Jesmond Denton Walkergate Wingrove S. Fenham S. Jesmond Heaton Lemington Benwell & Westgate Ouseburn Scotswood Byker Walker Elswick Figure 7.2: Newcastle upon Tyne 2008 7.3. NORTH TYNESIDE 65 7.3 North Tyneside NF = National Front Battle Hill Monkseaton South Christopher Croft LD 1,612 George Partis C 1,874 David Tingey-Blackbird Lab 1,110 Ian Grayson Lab 1,419 Jeffrey Rutherford BNP 316 Clare Hindmarsh LD 294 Benton [C gain from Lab] Northumberland Leslie Birkenfield C 1,802 Graeme Brett LD 1,639 Joanne Cassidy Lab 1,454 Ernest Nolan Lab 601 Sarah Richards LD 344 Miriam Smith C 244 Camperdown Preston Glynis Barrie C 2,111 James Allan Lab 1,312 Jonathan Narcross Lab 903 Martyn Peggs C 562 Charles Steel BNP 363 Norma Playle LD 231 Riverside Francis Lott Lab 1,199 Chirton Raymond Taylor LD 526 David Pygall C 369 John Stirling Lab 1,181 Martin Collins Grn 172 David Milton C 652 Thomas Barton LD 337 St Mary’s Collingwood [C gain from Lab] Judith Wallace C 3,156 Patricia Crowe Lab 627 Barbara Stevens C 1,859 Steven Cox Lab 1,379 Tynemouth Cullercoats Diana Page C 2,365 Shirley Mortimer C 2,744 Jane Shaw Lab 1,131 Vicki Gilbert Lab 985 Valley Howdon Thomas Mulvenna Lab 1,106 John Hunter Lab 1,304 Angela Potter LD 478 Paul Moat LD 1,100 John Burrows BNP 282 Killingworth [C gain from Lab] Wallsend Norma Peggs C 1,398 Michael Huscroft LD 1,561 David McGarr Lab 1,166 Gary Madden Lab 543 John Appleby LD 327 Paul Avison BNP 257 Jayne Fleet C 203 Longbenton Weetslade [C gain from Lab] Edward Darke Lab 1,725 Joseph Prince C 644 Duncan McLellan C 1,709 Mark Nicholls NF 305 Stuart Hill Lab 1,488 Patricia Dawson LD 408 Monkseaton North Whitley Bay Joan Bell C 2,088 Glenn Stillaway Lab 596 Michael McIntyre C 1,832 Eleanor Jellett LD 397 Keith Smiles Lab 969 66 LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS 2008 Consolidated Results — North Tyneside Conservative . 25,612 43.6% 11 councillors Labour . 22,198 37.8% 6 councillors Liberal Democrat . 9,254 15.7% 3 councillors British National Party .
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