1994 Merton London Borough Council election

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1994 Merton London Borough Council election
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  1990 5 May 1994 (1994-05-05) 1998  

All 57 council seats up for election
to Merton London Borough Council
29 seats needed for a majority
Registered127,884 [1]
Turnout63,321, 49.51% (Decrease2.svg 4.15%) [1] [2] [3]
 First partySecond party
  No image wide.svg No image wide.svg
Leader Anthony J. Colman Unknown
Party Labour Conservative
Leader since1991Unknown
Leader's seat Lavender Unknown
Last election29 seats, 42.22%22 seats, 41.27%
Seats won40 [4] 10
Seat changeIncrease2.svg11Decrease2.svg 12
Popular vote82,29451,153
Percentage48.52%30.16%
SwingIncrease2.svg6.30Decrease2.svg11.11

 Third partyFourth party
 
LeaderUnknownUnknown
Party Liberal Democrats Merton Park Residents
Leader sinceUnknownUnknown
Leader's seatUnknownUnknown
Last election0 seats, 6.47%3 seats, 3.07%
Seats won33
Seat changeIncrease2.svg 3Steady2.svg
Popular vote20,5405,860
Percentage12.11%3.46%
SwingIncrease2.svg 5.64Increase2.svg 0.39

 Fifth party
 
LeaderRobert B. Elgin [n 1]
Party Longthornton and Tamworth Residents
Leader since1994
Leader's seat Longthornton
Last election3 seats, 2.11%
Seats won1
Seat changeDecrease2.svg 2
Popular vote4,308
Percentage2.54%
SwingIncrease2.svg 0.43

Council leader before election


Labour

Council leader after election


Labour

Elections for the London Borough of Merton were held on 5 May 1994 to elect members of Merton London Borough Council in London, England. This was on the same day as other local elections in England. [5]

Contents

The whole council was up for election. As a result of changes in authority boundaries between Merton, Lambeth and Wandsworth, there were some minor ward boundary changes. [6]

Results

The Labour Party maintained its majority control of the council, increasing its majority from one seat to eleven seats. [7]

This was the first election in which the Liberal Democrats gained seats in Merton, winning all three seats on the ward of West Barnes from the Conservatives. [8] The Liberal Democrats had not stood in the ward in the last election, [3] and their predecessors, the SDP-Liberal Alliance, came last in the ward in the 1986 election, behind the Conservatives and Labour. [9]

This was also the last election which was contested by the Longthornton and Tamworth Residents Association, which lost two seats to Labour and whose only elected councillor no longer sat for the party by the time of the 1998 election. [7]

Merton Local Election Result 1994 [10] [11]
PartySeatsGainsLossesNet gain/lossSeats %Votes %Votes+/−
  Labour 40110Increase2.svg1170.1848.5282,294Increase2.svg6.30
  Conservative 10012Decrease2.svg 1217.5430.1651,153Decrease2.svg11.11
  Liberal Democrats 330Increase2.svg 35.2612.1120,540Increase2.svg 5.64
  Merton Park Residents 300Steady2.svg5.263.465,860Increase2.svg 0.39
  Longthornton and Tamworth Residents 102Decrease2.svg 21.752.544,308Increase2.svg 0.43
  Green 000Steady2.svg0.002.464,177Decrease2.svg 0.36
  Independent 000Steady2.svg0.000.54914Increase2.svg 0.03
  West Barnes Independent Residents 000Steady2.svg0.000.17286Decrease2.svg 1.36
  Monster Raving Loony 000Steady2.svg0.000.0463New
Total57 169,595

Ward Results

(*) - Indicates an incumbent candidate

(†) - Indicates an incumbent candidate standing in a different ward

Abbey

Abbey (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Maria P. Dingwall [n 2] 1,717 44.37 Increase2.svg 2.55
Labour Susan Assinen 1,643
Labour Adrian P. Holt 1,582
Conservative Anne M. Bottell82021.34Decrease2.svg11.41
Conservative Margaret A. Connon795
Conservative Philip N. Thorley761
Green Jacqueline L. Barrow58915.87Increase2.svg 5.96
Liberal Democrats Elizabeth J. Barker 3828.70Decrease2.svg 0.69
Liberal Democrats Gail Moss331
Liberal Democrats Julian D. Rudd257
Independent Monowara Ahmad1082.91New
Independent Grace L. Giddins972.61Increase2.svg 0.58
Independent Muhammad M. Rahman802.16New
Independent Abdul Kalam762.05New
Registered electors 6,944Increase2.svg 30
Turnout 3,26747.05Decrease2.svg 4.38
Rejected ballots40.12Decrease2.svg 0.02
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold

Cannon Hill

Cannon Hill (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Michael Mannion 1,631 46.35 Increase2.svg 8.98
Labour Charles Lucas 1,611
Labour Brian White 1,608
Conservative Thelma T. Earnshaw*1,19533.16Decrease2.svg15.87
Conservative Joan Pethen*1,146
Conservative Pauline Blythe1,130
Liberal Democrats Peter Larkin55615.19Increase2.svg 1.59
Liberal Democrats Anne-Marie Anderson533
Liberal Democrats George L. Senior502
Green Justin W. Craig1855.30New
Registered electors 6,630Decrease2.svg 58
Turnout 3,54753.50Decrease2.svg 6.16
Rejected ballots30.08Decrease2.svg 0.10
Labour gain from Conservative
Labour gain from Conservative
Labour gain from Conservative

Colliers Wood

Colliers Wood (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Siobhain A. McDonagh* 2,202 52.16 Decrease2.svg 2.75
Labour Sheila Knight* 1,945
Labour Reginald Flegg* 1,901
Green Thomas J. Walsh89623.18Increase2.svg 2.73
Conservative Christopher S. Grayling 56813.87Decrease2.svg10.78
Conservative Margaret Ali554
Conservative Shamima S. Hardcastle486
Liberal Democrats Malcolm T. Geldart41710.79New
Registered electors 7,584Increase2.svg 135
Turnout 3,43445.28Decrease2.svg 0.50
Rejected ballots80.23Decrease2.svg 0.03
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold

Dundonald

Dundonald (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Michael A. Brunt* 1,822 49.60 Increase2.svg10.44
Labour Stephen J. Blann 1,808
Labour John S. Pickover 1,599
Conservative John A. Elvidge*1,04528.40Decrease2.svg 6.56
Conservative Samantha L. George996
Conservative Robert S. Greenly953
Liberal Democrats Matthew L. Griffiths44011.87Increase2.svg 2.63
Liberal Democrats Richard J. Ladmore420
Liberal Democrats Graham A. Stone390
Green Christina M. Langley35610.13Decrease2.svg 6.51
Registered electors 6,135Increase2.svg 20
Turnout 3,43756.02Decrease2.svg 3.72
Rejected ballots50.15Decrease2.svg 0.04
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour gain from Conservative

Durnsford

Durnsford (2) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Arthur M. Kennedy 1,055 45.03 Increase2.svg 8.39
Labour Kevin A. Beale 1,027
Conservative Robert J. Clark82435.64Decrease2.svg 8.23
Conservative Jean A. Fortescue824
Liberal Democrats Philip C. Rumney31813.45Increase2.svg 1.73
Liberal Democrats Barry A. Fairbank303
Green Julia Garrett1365.88Decrease2.svg 2.89
Registered electors 4,283Increase2.svg 218
Turnout 2,34954.84Decrease2.svg 4.79
Rejected ballots40.17Increase2.svg 0.05
Labour gain from Conservative
Labour gain from Conservative

Figge's Marsh

Figge's Marsh (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour David R. Proctor* 2,003 55.23 Increase2.svg 3.95
Labour Daniel F. Connellan* 1,953
Labour Geraldine P. Stanford* 1,938
Conservative Nigel T.V. Dixon1,07529.23Decrease2.svg 8.96
Conservative Selvin Brown1,054
Conservative Suresh Pandya991
Liberal Democrats Antoinette McCabe3389.50New
Green Francis E.R. Cluer2156.04Decrease2.svg 4.49
Registered electors 7,347Increase2.svg 156
Turnout 3,57548.66Decrease2.svg 5.62
Rejected ballots70.20Decrease2.svg 0.05
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold

Graveney

Graveney (2) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Linda C. Kirby* 1,331 64.66 Decrease2.svg 5.25
Labour Joseph B. Abrams* 1,262
Conservative Hazel A. McDonald43920.84Decrease2.svg 9.25
Conservative Margaret G. Sheldrick397
Liberal Democrats Jonathan P. Snelling23110.72New
Liberal Democrats Marc J-Y. Plessier199
Green Mary Wensley763.79New
Registered electors 4,245Decrease2.svg 21
Turnout 2,11949.92Decrease2.svg 0.64
Rejected ballots90.42Decrease2.svg 0.18
Labour hold
Labour hold

Hillside

Hillside (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative James D.R. Holmes 1,360 45.71 Decrease2.svg 5.73
Conservative Jason R. Garbutt 1,352
Conservative David T. Williams* 1,350
Labour Christine M. Bickerstaff87928.63Increase2.svg 8.35
Labour William Bailey871
Labour Laurence G. North793
Liberal Democrats Louise N. Pugh55018.23Increase2.svg 5.01
Liberal Democrats Blaise C. Eglington539
Liberal Democrats Joan W. Pyke-Lees530
Green Richard J. Miller2207.43Decrease2.svg 7.63
Registered electors 6,683Increase2.svg 231
Turnout 2,93643.93Decrease2.svg 7.82
Rejected ballots50.17Increase2.svg 0.17
Conservative hold
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Lavender

Lavender (2) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Anthony J. Colman* 1,547 68.88 Decrease2.svg 3.07
Labour Malcolm R. Searle [n 3] 1,401
Conservative Gordon H. Raymond42418.83Decrease2.svg 9.22
Conservative Dorothy G. Truman382
Liberal Democrats Wendy Taylor27512.29New
Liberal Democrats Patrick F. Macgabhann251
Registered electors 5,067Increase2.svg1,081
Turnout 2,32645.90Decrease2.svg 4.65
Rejected ballots70.30Increase2.svg 0.20
Labour hold
Labour hold

Longthornton

Longthornton (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Patric J. Cunnane 1,474 39.24 Increase2.svg 6.52
Longthornton and Tamworth Residents Robert B. Elgin* 1,450 39.77 Increase2.svg 0.59
Labour Steven D. Holt 1,437
Longthornton and Tamworth Residents Gillian Elgin*1,430
Longthornton and Tamworth Residents Terry E. Ellis1,428
Labour Mohammad A. Syed1,341
Conservative Richard J. Gill57414.43Decrease2.svg13.67
Conservative Ayman Akshar500
Conservative Harris Yee-Chong489
Liberal Democrats Caroline A. Plessier2376.56New
Registered electors 7,252Decrease2.svg 44
Turnout 3,70951.14Increase2.svg 2.62
Rejected ballots50.13Decrease2.svg 0.01
Labour gain from Longthornton and Tamworth Residents
Longthornton and Tamworth Residents hold
Labour gain from Longthornton and Tamworth Residents

Lower Morden

Lower Morden (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Cyril L. Gallant 1,417 39.13 Increase2.svg 2.37
Labour Nicholas G. Draper 1,365
Conservative Janet Jones* 1,351 37.44 Decrease2.svg13.84
Conservative Terence J. Daniels1,347
Labour Mark H. Springett1,310
Conservative Peter J. Morss*1,217
Liberal Democrats Patricia E. Pearce52915.17New
Green Susan N. Boulding2888.26Decrease2.svg 3.70
Registered electors 6,662Decrease2.svg 50
Turnout 3,31649.77Decrease2.svg 7.84
Rejected ballots20.06Decrease2.svg 0.22
Labour gain from Conservative
Labour gain from Conservative
Conservative hold

Merton Park

Merton Park (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Merton Park Residents Neville E. Beddoe* 1,968 57.42 Increase2.svg 6.35
Merton Park Residents Bridget G. Smith* 1,948
Merton Park Residents Desmonde E.T. Child* 1,944
Labour Edmond H. Ceci66719.02Increase2.svg 2.15
Conservative John L. Day66418.91Decrease2.svg13.15
Labour Alison W. Morgan645
Conservative Christopher P. Dyson633
Conservative Anne Sparrow632
Labour Aeronwen J. Griffiths628
Liberal Democrats William A. Prosser1584.65New
Registered electors 6,478Increase2.svg 113
Turnout 3,42352.84Decrease2.svg 6.50
Rejected ballots40.12Increase2.svg 0.07
Merton Park Residents hold
Merton Park Residents hold
Merton Park Residents hold

Phipps Bridge

Phipps Bridge (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Thomas I. Munn 2,019 59.60 Increase2.svg 9.02
Labour Paul Harper* 2,015
Labour Judith C. Saunders 1,844
Conservative Nicholas E. Brewer74020.84Decrease2.svg 9.64
Conservative Oliver N. Colvile679
Conservative Vivianne J. Pallister635
Liberal Democrats Lorraine J. Snelling3779.67Decrease2.svg 0.05
Independent Richard Law3259.89Increase2.svg 0.67
Liberal Democrats Konrad Brodzinski298
Liberal Democrats Marek Siemaszko279
Registered electors 7,731Increase2.svg 50
Turnout 3,45344.66Decrease2.svg 2.46
Rejected ballots50.14Decrease2.svg 0.05
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold

Pollards Hill

Pollards Hill (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Frederick W.C. Flatt* 1,885 60.55 +14.3
Labour John H. Cole 1,864
Labour Patrick Tiernan 1,579
Conservative Beryl J. Akshar73123.15−15.2
Conservative Kevin J. Shinkwin681
Conservative Abdul H. Kanso624
Liberal Democrats Patrick A. Howard47816.30New
Registered electors 6,203Decrease2.svg 231
Turnout 3,03148.86Decrease2.svg 4.57
Rejected ballots90.30Increase2.svg 0.04
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour gain from Conservative

Ravensbury

Ravensbury (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Philip M. Jones* 2,040 60.04 Increase2.svg 2.07
Labour Peter J. Smith 1,990
Labour Peter J. McCabe* 1,987
Conservative Stephen J. Ashcroft62317.39Decrease2.svg 9.38
Conservative Thomas O.C. Harris585
Conservative Michael F. Troy535
Liberal Democrats Philip S. Knight39311.76Increase2.svg 4.16
Green Julian Davidson2106.29Increase2.svg 0.63
Independent Terence J. Sullivan882.63New
Monster Raving Loony Doris M. Wright631.89New
Registered electors 6,536Decrease2.svg 50
Turnout 3,18748.76Decrease2.svg 4.98
Rejected ballots60.19Increase2.svg 0.08
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold

Raynes Park

Raynes Park (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Margaret A. Brierly 1,482 43.13 Decrease2.svg 7.96
Conservative Robert S.K. Bell 1,411
Conservative Michael G. Miles 1,383
Labour Sandra E.M. Thorogood1,06730.08Increase2.svg 4.37
Labour Michael J. Mroczek962
Labour Mark A. Vines-Forman954
Liberal Democrats Nicola J. Savile-Tucker66419.67Increase2.svg 9.05
Liberal Democrats David P. Hurst647
Liberal Democrats Kevin McGuinness639
Green Andrew S. Taylor2357.11Decrease2.svg 5.47
Registered electors 7,130Increase2.svg 154
Turnout 3,30446.34Decrease2.svg 7.90
Rejected ballots60.18Increase2.svg 0.13
Conservative hold
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

St. Helier

St. Helier (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Alec Leaver* 1,994 61.35 Increase2.svg 4.94
Labour Steven G. Conquest 1,860
Labour Michael A. Spacey 1,797
Conservative Keith W.A. Guy74522.92Decrease2.svg 9.88
Conservative Michael P. McGrory716
Conservative John Telford650
Liberal Democrats Susan A.E. Simmonds34610.16New
Liberal Democrats Nicholas R.G. Wren303
Liberal Democrats Ademola O. Akinmade288
Green Stephen C. Boulding1715.57Decrease2.svg 5.22
Registered electors 6,381Decrease2.svg 144
Turnout 3,20250.18Decrease2.svg 3.89
Rejected ballots20.06Decrease2.svg 0.11
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold

Trinity

Trinity (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Kingsley J. Abrams* 1,519 43.73 Increase2.svg 6.32
Labour Patrick R. O'Sullivan 1,433
Labour Paul D.L. Barasi 1,427
Conservative Richard Aitken-Davies98128.60Decrease2.svg 1.88
Conservative Diana M. Harris942
Conservative Simon J. Elliott941
Liberal Democrats Suzanne Deeley59016.71Decrease2.svg 3.19
Liberal Democrats Anthony A.W. Dix543
Liberal Democrats Neil R. Rennie540
Green Sarah J. Miskin2266.77Decrease2.svg 5.44
Independent Mohammad A. Karim1404.19New
Registered electors 5,688Decrease2.svg 44
Turnout 3,23956.94Increase2.svg 2.77
Rejected ballots30.09Increase2.svg 0.06
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold

Village

Village (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Roger A. Farrance 1,551 56.66 Decrease2.svg 1.82
Conservative Sarah L. Newton 1,544
Conservative Allan H. Jones* 1,502
Liberal Democrats Elizabeth M.G. Robins58319.45Increase2.svg 7.21
Liberal Democrats Marilyn H. Rumney516
Labour Denise M. Leggett49417.57Increase2.svg 2.03
Labour Duncan Michael485
Liberal Democrats Richard K. Tibbetts479
Labour Sittampalam D. Balarajah446
Green Margaret A. Garrett1716.32Decrease2.svg 7.42
Registered electors 5,929Increase2.svg 19
Turnout 2,66344.91Decrease2.svg 8.05
Rejected ballots10.04Decrease2.svg 0.03
Conservative hold
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

West Barnes

West Barnes (3) [10] [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Democrats Alison L. Willott 1,386 33.76 New
Liberal Democrats Iain D.StC Dysart 1,330
Liberal Democrats Nicholas P. Harris 1,275
Labour Laurence J. Naylor1,09327.23Decrease2.svg 2.90
Labour Barry L.T. Edwards1,083
Conservative Margaret A. Grant1,06626.60Decrease2.svg18.98
Conservative Paul A. Hannan1,052
Labour Stephen K. Nixon1,044
Conservative Kenneth M. Butt1,026
Independent Roger I. Logan2867.26New
Green Jennifer H. Barrow2035.15New
Registered electors 6,976Increase2.svg 35
Turnout 3,80454.53Decrease2.svg 2.96
Rejected ballots40.11Increase2.svg 0.03
Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative

Notes

  1. Elgin is the defacto leader as he is the only councillor the party has
  2. Dingwall was a sitting councillor representing the Pollards Hill
  3. Searle was a sitting councillor representing the Longthornton ward. Searle was elected initially as a Longthornton and Tamworth Residents Association councillor

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