1980 Liverpool City Council election

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Elections to Liverpool City Council were held on 6 May 1980.

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Following boundary changes, the entire council was up for election (3 Councillors for each ward). The candidates with the highest number of votes in each ward were elected until 1984, the candidates with the second highest number of votes were elected until 1983 and the candidates with the third highest number of votes were elected until 1982.

After the election, the composition of the council was:

PartySeats;
Labour 40
Liberal 38
Conservative 21

Election result

Liverpool Local Election Result 1980
PartySeatsGainsLossesNet gain/lossSeats %Votes %Votes+/−
  Labour 4038%36%51,649
  Liberal 3840%33%47,536
  Conservative 2121%29%42,512
  Communist 00%1.0%1,473
  Ind. Conservative 00%0.6%821
  Independent Liberal 00%0.2%308

Ward results

* - Councillor seeking re-election

(PARTY) - Party of former Councillor

Abercromby

Abercromby 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Chris Davies 2,04056%
Liberal Alan Troy1,69646%
Liberal David Vasmer1,69246%
Labour Owen Joseph Doyle *1,30836%
Labour Edward Shields *1,30136%
Labour Violet McCoy *1,29236%
Communist Roger o'Hara3118%
Conservative Ian McFall1323%
Conservative Eric Wardle Mossford1163%
Conservative Ernest Peat1073%
Majority732
Registered electors 10,455
Turnout 3,79136%

Aigburth

Aigburth 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Catherine Hancox2,27145%
Liberal Trevor Jones 2,26645%
Liberal Peter Millea2,05441%
Conservative Olga Yvonne Hughes2,01140%
Conservative Paul Davies Gill (PARTY)1,95039%
Conservative John James Swainbank (PARTY)1,92638%
Labour Frank Winstanley Longworth84117%
Labour Francis Stanley Roderick77115%
Labour Francis Joseph Wiles74215%
Majority260
Registered electors 13,245
Turnout 5,06238%

Allerton

Allerton 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Sheila Elizabeth Crane 3,16961%
Conservative James Stanislaw Ross *2,26661%
Conservative William Herbert Fearnside *3,13560%
Labour Hilton Robert Brown1,09221%
Labour Michael O'Neill1,07921%
Labour John Henry Stamper1,00619%
Liberal Thomas Henry Harte93218%
Liberal Neville Gordon Chinn93018%
Liberal Yetta Jacobs83116%
Majority2,077
Registered electors 12,660
Turnout 5,19341%

Anfield

Anfield 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Myra Fitsimmons1,66036%
Liberal Paul Vincent Downes1,58734%
Liberal Catherine Kaufmann1,57034%
Liberal Helen Powell1,55934%
Conservative Thomas Philip Pink1,50032%
Conservative James Hugh Brash1,46532%
Labour David Cowley1,37330%
Labour Thomas McManus1,30228%
Labour Andrew Williams1,28628%
Majority73
Registered electors 12,809
Turnout 4,62036%

Arundel

Arundel 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Charles Hutchinson *1,67837%
Labour Julie Lyon-Taylor *1,58035%
Labour Patrick Grannell1,53634%
Liberal John Hemmingway1,50833%
Liberal Roger Johnston1,50633%
Labour Ian George Williams1,46332%
Conservative Ronald Spencer Fairclough *1,25027%
Conservative Donald Malcolm Green1,16625%
Conservative Helen Margaret Rigby1,04923%
Communist Rosita Marc1433%
Majority170
Registered electors 12,446
Turnout 4,57937%

Breckfield

Breckfield 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal David Michael Bruce Croft *2,36757%
Liberal Frank McNevin *2,31856%
Liberal William Roberts2,17352%
Labour John Connolly *1,30731%
Labour Philip Howard Rowe1,18729%
Labour Miriam Ann Jones1,16628%
Conservative James Butterfield48412%
Conservative Brian John Hawkins3769%
Conservative Teresa Hawkins3428%
Majority1,060
Registered electors 11,928
Turnout 4,15835%

Broadgreen

Broadgreen 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Rosemary Cooper *2,06642%
Liberal James Joyce1,84737%
Liberal Geoffrey Smith1,76636%
Conservative Frederick Christopher Burgess1,47430%
Labour David James Minahan1,44829%
Labour Barbara Lucile Walsh1,42729%
Labour John Vincent Walsh1,427
Conservative Charles James Lister1,41629%
Conservative Richard Donald Oughton1,39528%
Majority592
Registered electors 13,688
Turnout 4,94136%

Childwall

Childwall 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative William Alan Newton Fearnside *2,93850%
Conservative Mervin Kingston *2,89650%
Conservative Stanley Airey *2,88149%
Liberal Teddy Gold2,06935%
Liberal Edward Richard Goldsmith1,96434%
Liberal William Alan Barton1,92733%
Labour William Edward Bolland83014%
Labour Joyce Elizabeth Edwards80714%
Labour Leslie Evans77313%
Majority869
Registered electors 13,663
Turnout 5,83743%

Church

Church 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Robert Fryer Symington *3,26644%
Liberal Cyril Eric Carr *3,23144%
Conservative Sally Atherton3,14843%
Conservative Stanley Pickering3,04441%
Liberal Edward Martin Brash2,85939%
Liberal Leonard Tyrer *2,83238%
Labour Robert Julian Clarke88612%
Labour Robert Joseph Quick87812%
Labour David Philip Power85712%
Majority35
Registered electors 15,000
Turnout 7,38349%

Clubmoor

Clubmoor 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Michael John Storey *2,74554%
Liberal Angela Warburton *2,51750%
Liberal John Bowen2,38847%
Labour William Paul Lafferty1,75034%
Labour Henry Rimmer1,73834%
Labour Alexander Gamble1,71234%
Conservative David Conway58712%
Conservative Stanley Hicklin58311%
Conservative Gertrude Edna McNeill56011%
Majority995
Registered electors 13,768
Turnout 5,08237%

County

County 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Paul Clark *1,96140%
Liberal Neil Cardwell *1,92939%
Labour Pauline Ann Dunlop *1,73435%
Labour Paul Raymond Kelly1,71935%
Liberal Edith Flanders1,68434%
Labour Walter Frederick Roe1,61433%
Conservative Henry Brown1,22325%
Conservative William Thomas1,04321%
Conservative Charles Peter Loller1,03221%
Majority227
Registered electors 13,531
Turnout 4,91836%

Croxteth

Croxteth 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Geoffrey Elsmore Brandwoodc *2,65653%
Conservative Frederick Robert Butler *2,62652%
Conservative Ernest Henry Fitzpatrick *2,60752%
Labour Francis Burke1,28926%
Labour John Mooney1,10922%
Liberal Ivan Clews1,08922%
Labour Alfred Clifford Swannell1,06421%
Liberal Thomas Richard Jones1,03521%
Liberal Eileen Margaret Clews1,01820%
Majority1,367
Registered electors 13,040
Turnout 5,03439%

Dingle

Dingle 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Richard Charles Kemp1,92944%
Liberal Lisa Jones1,88143%
Liberal Charles Collins1,73439%
Labour Mabel Evans *1,68438%
Labour Roy Stoddart *1,60636%
Labour Sydney Wynne Jones *1,49034%
Conservative David Walter Patmore68916%
Conservative Julie Margaret Shaw67515%
Conservative John Astley Watson65015%
Communist James Greig1102.5%
Majority245
Registered electors 11,800
Turnout 4,41237%

Dovecot

Dovecot 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Edward Burke *2,46967%
Labour Wilfred Patrick Johnson *2,43266%
Labour William Henry Westbury *2,39465%
Conservative John Leslie Walsh94026%
Conservative Harold Glover92125%
Conservative William John Turner80522%
Liberal Daphne Cookson Turner2717%
Liberal William John Cooper2547%
Liberal Elizabeth Valerie Higgins1835%
Majority1,529
Registered electors 11,893
Turnout 3,68031%

Everton

Everton 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour James Parry *1,53068%
Labour Dominic Brady (PARTY)1,34760%
Labour James Edward Walker *1,30658%
Liberal Kevin Andrew Sewill45120%
Liberal Peter O'Neill43719%
Liberal William Barrow41518%
Conservative David John Lewis1959%
Conservative Gerard Widdows1165%
Communist Robert Cartwright833.7%
Majority1,079
Registered electors 10,870
Turnout 2,25921%

Fazakerley

Fazakerley 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour David John Lloyd *2,02650%
Labour John Philip Prince1,81245%
Labour Robert Charles Gregory1,80445%
Conservative Tina Myrtle Gould1,26031%
Conservative Albert Brown *1,17029%
Conservative Edwin Marshall Clein1,08727%
Liberal Harold Glyn Rogers *74118%
Liberal John George Morgan71918%
Liberal Alan Moulton70918%
Majority766
Registered electors 11,893
Turnout 4,02734%

Gillmoss

Gillmoss 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Edward Deakin Roderick *2,18176%
Labour Peter John Murphy *2,11273%
Labour William Ralph Snell *'1,97869%
Conservative Alfred Gore45616%
Conservative Pauline Dougherty43415%
Conservative William Edward Brown41314%
Liberal June Jones2459%
Liberal Marguerite Dagny Bridge2318%
Liberal Audrey May Loughney1997%
Majority1,725
Registered electors 12,029
Turnout 2,88224%

Granby

Granby 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Alexander Doswell *1,91052%
Labour John Dunstan Hamilton *1,80549%
Labour David Raymond Leach (PARTY)1,64945%
Liberal Arthur Eric Damsell1,16232%
Liberal Adrian Michael Bell96926%
Liberal Jeffrey Lamb92125%
Conservative Arthur Palin47813%
Conservative William Thomas44212%
Conservative Edward John Donald Williams44112%
Communist Jack Kay103.4%
Majority748
Registered electors 11,964
Turnout 3,67431%

Grassendale

Grassendale 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative John Harold Lea3,46455%
Conservative Thomas Lyrian Hobday3,44354%
Conservative Ernest Francis Pine3,31252%
Liberal Gerard Patrick Scott1,26820%
Liberal Iris Hilda Rothwell1,20319%
Liberal Barbara Kemp1,14918%
Independent ConservativeKenneth Bruce Jacques82113%
Labour Alfred Vincent Rule79112%
Labour Elizabeth Frances Kingdom73712%
Labour Keith John Connolly70011%
Majority2,196
Registered electors 12,305
Turnout 6,34452%

Kensington

Kensington 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Francis Joseph Doran *2,80671%
Liberal Graham Hulme (PARTY)2,63767%
Liberal Joyce Grace Stephenson (PARTY)2,56765%
Labour Leonard Ashworth73719%
Labour Vincent Peter Hyams72418%
Labour Glynn George Pratt70718%
Conservative Mary Davis40810%
Conservative David Evans40110%
Conservative Robert James Wilson3609%
Majority2,069
Registered electors 12,254
Turnout 3,95132%

Melrose

Melrose 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour William Lafferty *1,85565%
Labour William Francis Burke (PARTY)1,69259%
Labour Michael George Dalling (PARTY)1,39949%
Liberal Annetta McDonnell49117%
Liberal Steven Loughney48117%
Liberal Ronald Joseph Taylor44416%
Conservative Julie Ann Carpenter41615%
Conservative Daniel Gerard Dougherty40714%
Conservative Frank Oldham35512%
People'sJames Joseph Hasting963.4%
People'sMaureen Owens953.3%
People'sHelen Barlow903.1%
Majority1,364
Registered electors 11,308
Turnout 2,85825%

Netherley

Netherley
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Margaret Rose Delaney *2,00369%
Labour Derek Anthony Hatton *1,979 *68%
Labour Heather Bryers *1,89465%
Conservative James Connor52218%
Conservative James Anthony Dougherty48617%
Conservative William David Henry45816%
Liberal Audrey Elsie Ralph2398%
Liberal Mary Stubbs2137%
Liberal Owen Henry Williams2127%
Communist Brian O'Keefe1485.1%
Majority1,481
Registered electors 9,365
Turnout 2,91231%

Old Swan

Old Swan 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Peter Joseph Lloyd *1,74336%
Liberal Josephine Smith1,72536%
Liberal Francis Richard Haywood1,60333%
Liberal Peter Mahon *1,58633%
Labour Jane Ann Hollinshead1,51431%
Labour Michael Joseph Smith1,40529%
Conservative William Henry Connolly1,05322%
Conservative Donald Ellis1,02221%
Conservative Alan Graham Wilson93119%
Independent Liberal Keith McCullough3086.4%
Independent Liberal William John McCullough2936.1%
Communist Harry Mohin1272.6%
Majority18
Registered electors 12,292
Turnout 4,82939%

Picton

Picton
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Pamela Bradley *3,47167%
Liberal John Bradley (PARTY)3,46167%
Liberal Herbert Edward Herrity *3,20262%
Labour Graham John Barrett1,16422%
Labour Ernest Albert Taylor1,13122%
Labour John Swarbrooke1,03420%
Conservative Iain Sutherland Picton 4057.8%
Conservative Felicity Anne Hopkin4037.8%
Conservative Hugh Robert Johnston3947.6%
Communist John Gilbert Volleamere1512.9%
Majority2,307
Registered electors 11,719
Turnout 5,19144%

Pirrie

Pirrie 3 seats
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Hugh Dalton *2,88462%
Labour Michael Black *2,58756%
Labour Peter Owens *2,37451%
Conservative Muriel May Brown1,06723%
Conservative Christine Perkins88719%
Conservative Joan Mary Wright84818%
Liberal Thomas Owen66514%
Liberal Charles Mayes50811%
Liberal Marion Josephine Cardwell48210%
Majority1,817
Registered electors 12,054
Turnout 4,61638%

St. Mary's

St. Mary's
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Edward Loyden 2,35156%
Labour Stanley Ronald Maddox *2,08950%
Labour Robert Charles Evans2,03949%
Conservative Elizabeth Foster1,31932%
Conservative Derek Raymond Hawes1,28031%
Conservative Robert Albert Parkes1,24930%
Liberal Philip James Message3017.2%
Liberal Georgina May Owen2917.0%
Liberal James Martin Loughney2776.6%
Communist John Malcolm McQueen1994.8%
Majority1,032
Registered electors 12,745
Turnout 4,17033%

Smithdown

Smithdown
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Anne Clitherow2,13056%
Liberal Joseph Sydney Clitherow2,04654%
Liberal Ernest Richard Stephenson1,94951%
Labour Peter Thomas Devaney1,39137%
Labour Paul Herbert Gray1,24033%
Labour Joseph Stanton1,23933%
Conservative John Atherton2857.5%
Conservative James McDermott2346.1%
Conservative Rolland Louis Zollner1293.4%
Majority739
Registered electors 11,095
Turnout 3,80634%

Speke

Speke
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour George Joseph Maudsley *2,00575%
Labour Kenneth McKenzie Stewart *1,87770%
Labour John McLean *1,83369%
Conservative Thomas Morrison52420%
Conservative Ann Nugent40915%
Conservative Edward Gordon Shaw40715%
Liberal Susan Jean Downes1345.0%
Liberal Eileen Dunlop1304.9%
Liberal Veronica Margaret Best1224.6%
Majority1,871
Registered electors 10,168
Turnout 2,66326%

Tuebrook

Tuebrook
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Robert Gore2,46747%
Liberal John Thomas Jones2,14741%
Liberal Richard Pine2,21042%
Labour John Eric Roberts *1,41427%
Conservative John Irving *1,36226%
Labour Terence McDonald1,31125%
Labour Kathleen Margaret Mary Coombes1,18623%
Conservative William Scott1,08321%
Conservative Eric Lloyd1,07721%
Majority1,053
Registered electors 12,449
Turnout 5,24342%

Valley

Valley
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Henry Smith 1,923 54%
Labour Anthony John Byrne 1,882 53%
Labour Terence Harrison 1,863 53%
Conservative Stephen Fitzsimmons 99928%
Conservative Susan Elizabeth Byrom98828%
Conservative Stephen Richard Marsden93126%
Liberal Henry Ronald Jones62518%
Liberal Marie Fox62218%
Liberal Edward Jameson62017%
Majority924
Registered electors 10,501
Turnout 3,54734%

Vauxhall

Vauxhall
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Paul Orr *1,72676%
Labour Anthony Dunford *1,66873%
Labour Joseph Morgan *1,65773%
Liberal Thomas Vincent Browne38517%
Liberal Stephen Richard Radford 35215%
Liberal Grahame Young30113%
Conservative Charles Edward Jennings883.4%
Conservative Thomas Stockdale803.5%
Conservative Charles Edwin Thorne773.4%
Communist William Albertina773.4%
Majority1,341
Registered electors 9,306
Turnout 2,27624%

Warbreck

Warbreck
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Ronald Gould1,84938%
Conservative Reginald Bernard Flude *1,81137%
Conservative Ian Brown1,68135%
Liberal Joseph Lang *1,52531%
Labour Paul John Summerfeld *1,48631%
Liberal Elsie Joan Lang1,44730%
Liberal Richard John Roberts1,39329%
Labour Peter Francis McAllister1,38629%
Labour Joseph Aidan Devaney1,34528%
Majority324
Registered electors 13,086
Turnout 4,86037%

Woolton

Woolton
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Ruth Dean *3,88372%
Conservative Anthony McVeigh3,79871%
Conservative Christopher Geoffrey Hallows3,77070%
Labour Philip Richard Martin1,01019%
Labour Owen McDonough99819%
Labour David Alan Bradbury92317%
Liberal Philip Martin Freeman4699%
Liberal Richard Powell4388%
Liberal Ann Ryan4238%
Majority2,873
Registered electors 12,808
Turnout 5,36242%

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