1999 South Ribble Borough Council election

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Elections to South Ribble Borough Council were held on 6 May 1999. The whole council was up for election and the council stayed under no overall control. [1]

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Composition of the Borough Council after the 1999 election UK South Ribble Borough Council 1999.svg
Composition of the Borough Council after the 1999 election

Election result

South Ribble Local Election Result 1999
PartySeatsGainsLossesNet gain/lossSeats %Votes %Votes+/−
  Labour 21Decrease2.svg 838.940.126236
  Conservative 18Increase2.svg 233.337.824748
  Liberal Democrats 12Increase2.svg 322.216.010462
  Independent 3Increase2.svg 35.66.14021

Ward Results

All Saints
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Barrie Yates 1,313 25.6
Independent Tom Sharrat 1,231 24.0
Independent W. Bennett 814 15.9
Labour B. Greenland5019.8
Conservative F. Walker3366.5
Conservative T. Whitehead3136.1
Conservative J. Walmsley3116.1
Labour L. Parker3106.0
Labour A. McCann3026.0
Bamber Bridge Central
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour B. Pemberton 682 20.7
Labour G. Davies 681 20.7
Labour D. Banks 628 19.1
Conservative G. Woods46914.2
Conservative C. Chisholm42913.0
Conservative G. Swallow40412.3
Charnock
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative N. Crossley 318 61.0
Labour M. Thistlethwaite20339.0
Farington
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Democrats M. Alcock 885 16.1
Liberal Democrats J. England 884 16.1
Liberal Democrats C. Harrison 878 16.0
Labour P. McClelland54510.0
Labour F. Heyworth5389.8
Labour D. Wooldridge4688.5
Conservative M. McNulty4658.5
Conservative F. Murray4217.7
Conservative N. Mitchell4177.6
Howick
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Democrats A. Piblett 483 24.0
Liberal Democrats N. Sumner 430 21.4
Independent R. Ainscough1346.7
Labour J. Parkinson1185.9
Labour H. Dubery1155.7
Conservative M. McNulty4658.5
Hutton & New Longton
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative J. Breakwell 1,109 25.5
Conservative M. Smith 1,077 24.8
Conservative J. Hesketh 1,057 24.3
Labour D. Maier43810.1
Labour R. Taylor3437.9
Labour M. Walsh3177.3
Kingsfold
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Gore H. 689 18.0
Labour C. Wooldridge 665 17.4
Labour J. Patten 661 17.3
Conservative B. Bannister54714.3
Conservative J. Clement47412.4
Conservative J. Walmsley45311.9
Liberal Democrats D. Pimblett1153.0
Liberal Democrats D. Shaw1092.9
Liberal Democrats M. Cassel1082.8
Leyland Central
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Democrats G. Armstrong 553 23.9
Labour M. Tomlinson 546 23.6
Liberal Democrats D. Foster53523.2
Labour D. Collier47720.6
Conservative J. Otter1034.5
Conservative M. Moulding994.3
Leyland St. Ambrose
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Democrats N. Orrell 734 32.3
Liberal Democrats D. Forrest 661 29.1
Labour B. Walmsley37116.4
Labour K. Robinson34415.2
Conservative D. Walmsley823.6
Conservative M. Long773.4
Leyland St. Johns
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour W. Evans 886 28.2
Labour B. Wilson 813 25.8
Labour D. Harrison 799 25.4
Conservative D. Eastham1825.8
Conservative J. Fell1605.1
Conservative F. Redfern1575.0
Liberal Democrats A. Edwin1504.8
Leyland St. Marys
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Democrats J. Knowles 626 14.0
Liberal Democrats M. Duckworth 605 13.5
Labour J. Lewis 577 13.0
Labour M. Titherington57512.9
Liberal Democrats M. Edwin56112.5
Labour D. Wynn55512.4
Conservative G. Cross3487.8
Conservative G. Owen3167.1
Conservative N. Morris3086.9
Little Hoole & Much Hoole
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative D. Suthers 766 35.3
Conservative E. Webster 678 31.3
Labour D. Webster32615.0
Labour D. Turner29213.5
Liberal Democrats G. Garratt542.5
Liberal Democrats J. Edwin522.4
Longton Central & West
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative D. Suthers 766 35.3
Conservative E. Webster 678 31.3
Labour D. Webster32615.0
Labour D. Turner29213.5
Liberal Democrats G. Garratt542.5
Liberal Democrats J. Edwin522.4
Lostock Hall
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative J. Hughes 946 21.4
Conservative K. Beattie 877 19.8
Conservative D. Parkinson 849 19.2
Labour J. Pownall60313.6
Labour S. Owen58913.3
Labour D. Fletcher55912.6
Manor
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Democrats D. Howarth 657 26.8
Liberal Democrats J. Marchant 626 25.5
Conservative M. Askew42817.5
Conservative F. Almond40216.4
Labour G. Bailey1757.1
Labour G. Holt1636.7
Middleforth Green
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour D. Bretherton 542 26.4
Labour D. Pownall 515 25.1
Conservative M. Gardner38518.8
Conservative K. Fell38218.6
Liberal Democrats M. Garratt1246.0
Liberal Democrats V. Howarth1045.1
Moss Side
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour A. Brown 765 24.0
Labour G. Lewis 708 22.2
Labour J. Minall 663 20.8
Conservative B. Baker2909.1
Conservative R.Hughes2828.8
Conservative D. Hayton2758.6
Liberal Democrats M. Simmonds2046.4
Priory
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative R. Haworth 493 27.8
Conservative A. Simmons 446 25.2
Labour R. Durham27615.6
Labour B. Taylor23213.1
Liberal Democrats W. Bryce1709.6
Liberal Democrats G. Jenkins1548.7
Samlesbury & Cuerdale
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative S. Long 200 59.2
Independent F. Cassidy13840.8
Seven Stars
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour A. Dawson 629 39.5
Labour J. Kelly 627 39.4
Conservative D. Baker17711.1
Conservative M. Fryer16010.0
Walton Le Dale
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative J. Lawson 789 20.4
Conservative H. Clarkson 627 20.1
Conservative K. Palmer 758 19.6
Labour S. Bennett55114.3
Labour M. Davies52113.5
Labour J. Fernandez46512.0

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References

  1. ↑ "South Ribble". BBC News Online . Retrieved 17 December 2009.


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