2009 Norfolk County Council election

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2009 Norfolk County Council election
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All 84 council division seats
43 seats needed for a majority
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Party Conservative Liberal Democrats Green
Last election46 seats, 39.2%14 seats, 27.9%2 seats, 4.6%
Seats before46123
Seats won60137
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Popular vote115,39656,99827,395
Percentage45.9%22.7%10.9%
SwingIncrease2.svg6.7%Decrease2.svg5.2%Increase2.svg6.3%
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Party Labour UKIP
Last election22 seats, 26.6%0 seats, 0.8%
Seats before220
Seats won31
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Popular vote34,61611,561
Percentage13.5%4.6%
SwingDecrease2.svg13.1%Increase2.svg3.8%
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Map showing the results of the 2009 Norfolk County Council elections.
Party before election

Conservative

Elected Party

Conservative

The Norfolk County Council election took place on 4 June 2009, coinciding with local elections for all county councils in England.

Contents

The Conservative administration was re-elected with an increased majority and, as in Suffolk and Kent, the Liberal Democrats replaced Labour as the main opposition party.

The Conservatives increased their majority on the council from 10 to a comfortable 36 seats with a net gain of 14 seats. They held virtually all of their seats across the county, but made a net loss of 1 seat to the Liberal democrats in North Norfolk.

The Liberal Democrats performed well in the North Norfolk area through making a net gain of 1 against the Conservatives, and gaining Thetford West from Labour in Breckland, but lost seats to the conservatives in King's Lynn & West Norfolk and South Norfolk as the latter swept the board. Despite the party's flat-lining, they became the official opposition to the governing conservative administration.

Labour, just as had been the case across the rest of the country, suffered heavy losses to all parties and especially to the conservatives being left with just 3 seats across the county, being pushed in to 4th place behind the Green Party for the first time.

The Green Party made gains, particularly in Norwich where they won a majority of seats, which built upon their successes in city elections over the preceding years. They won more seats than labour across the county, but did not beat them in share of vote.

The United Kingdom Independence Party stood candidates in some seats, winning one in Great Yarmouth from Labour.

Other parties and independent candidates stood without winning seats and making little impact.

Previous composition

2005 election

PartySeats
Conservative 46
Labour 22
Liberal Democrats 14
Green 2
Vacant1
Total84

Composition of council seats before election

PartySeats
Conservative 46
Labour 22
Liberal Democrats 13
Green 3
Independent 1
Total84

Changes between elections

In between the 2005 election and the 2009 election, the following council seats changed hands:

DivisionDatePrevious PartyNew PartyCauseResulting Council Composition
Con Lab LDem Grn Ind
Town Close26 May 2005 [1] Vacant Green Election postponed due to the death of a candidate.46221430
Clavering3 May 2007 Liberal Democrats Conservative Liberal Democrats incumbent resigned. Conservatives won by-election.47221330
Dersingham2008/2009 [2] Conservative Independent Councillor quit party to sit as an independent member.46221331

Summary of results

Norfolk County Council election results 2009 [3]
PartySeatsGainsLossesNet gain/lossSeats %Votes %Votes+/−
  Conservative 60173+1471.445.9115,363+6.7
  Liberal Democrats 1356−115.522.757,053−5.2
  Labour 3019−193.613.533,930−13.1
  Green 750+58.310.927,395+6.3
  UKIP 110+11.24.611,561+3.8
  Independent 000±01.43,518
  BNP 000±00.92,262
Total84251,082

Election of Group Leaders

Daniel Cox (Humbleyard) was re-elected leader of the Conservative Group, Paul Morse (North Walsham East) was elected leader of the Liberal Democratic Group, Richard Bearman (Mancroft) was elected leader of the Green Party group and George Nobbs (Crome) became leader of the Labour Group now down to just 3 members.

Election of Leader of the Council

Daniel Cox the leader of the conservative group was duly re-elected leader of the council and formed a conservative administration.

He would unexpectedly resign in October 2010 and was replaced by his deputy Derrick Murphy (Freebridge Lynn) [4]

Murphy himself would be forced to resign after a controversy emerged over an email which was sent by a political assistant to the Conservative group at County Hall, to BBC Radio Norfolk in April 2012, which suggested that the leader of West Norfolk Council, Nick Daubney and facing 'a serious leadership challenge' over King's Lynn incinerator, which had been a source of tension between the two Councils. [5] [6] [7]

His deputy Bill Borrett (Elmham & Mattishall) replaced him. [8]

Graphic version of results

Breckland
Attleborough




Dereham North




Dereham South



Elmham & Mattishall



Guiltcross



Necton & Launditch




Swaffham



The Brecks




Thetford East




Thetford West




Watton




Yare & All Saints




Broadland
Acle




Aylsham




Blofield & Brundall




Drayton and Horsford



Hellesdon



Hevingham and Spixworth



Old Catton



Reepham




Sprowston


Taverham



Thorpe St Andrew



Woodside



Wroxham



Great Yarmouth
Breydon



Caister-on-Sea




East Flegg



Gorleston St Andrews




Lothingland




Magdalen




West Flegg




Yarmouth Nelson and Southtown




Yarmouth North and Central



King's Lynn and West Norfolk
Clenchwarton & King's Lynn South



Dersingham



Docking



Downham Market



Feltwell



Fincham




Freebridge Lynn



Gayton & Nar Valley




Gaywood North & Central



Gaywood South


King's Lynn North & Central



Marshland North




Gaywood South


North Coast



North Norfolk
Cromer



Fakenham




Holt



Hoveton & Stalham




Melton Constable



Mundesley




North Walsham East



North Walsham West & Erpingham




Sheringham




South Smallburgh



Wells




Norwich
Bowthorpe



Catton Grove



Crome



Eaton



Lakenham



Mancroft



Mile Cross



Nelson



Sewell



Thorpe Hamlet



Town Close



University



Wensum



South Norfolk
Clavering



Costessey



Diss & Roydon




East Depwade




Forehoe



Henstead



Hingham




Humbleyard



Loddon



Long Stratton




West Depwade




Wymondham



Results by district

Gains and losses are in comparison to the preceding full election in 2005, unless otherwise stated. Intervening by-elections are noted.

Breckland

Division results

Attleborough
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Alec Byrne * 1,659 58.2 +12.9
Green Tony Park83429.2+29.2
Labour Janet King35912.6−17.6
Majority82528.9+13.9
Turnout 2,85233.7−27.6
Conservative hold Swing −8.2
Dereham North
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Diana Irving 1,422 53.9 +14.7
Green Ann Bowyer77429.3+23.0
Labour Tom Goreham44316.8−15.3
Majority64824.6+17.4
Turnout 2,63935.1−25.9
Conservative hold Swing −4.2
Dereham South
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Phillip Duigan 1,208 45.3 +8.3
Labour Robin Goreham *70526.5−14.5
Green Timothy Birt42716.0+10.8
Liberal Democrats Pat Dore32512.2−4.6
Majority50318.9+15.0
Turnout 2,66531.9−28.5
Conservative gain from Labour Swing +11.4
Elmham & Mattishall division
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Bill Borrett 1,689 45.0 −3.5
Independent Roger Atterwill1,18431.6+31.6
Green Steve Blake55814.9+7.7
Labour Linda Goreham3198.5−17.4
Majority50513.5−9.2
Turnout 3,75043.9−23.2
Conservative hold Swing −17.6
Guiltcross
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative William Nunn 1,775 51.9 +2.8
Liberal Democrats Stephen Gordon59917.5−11.6
Green Donna Park43312.7+12.7
Independent Colin Phillips38111.1+11.1
Labour Mark Allison2326.8−15.0
Majority1,17634.4+14.5
Turnout 3,42042.9−26.1
Conservative hold Swing +7.2
Necton & Launditch
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Mark Kiddle-Morris 2,261 61.7 +19.6
Liberal Democrats Ann Gunner87523.9+5.6
Labour Michael Fanthorpe53014.5−14.6
Majority1,38637.8+24.8
Turnout 3,66644.4−26.5
Conservative hold Swing +7.0
Swaffham
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Ann Steward 1,440 53.1 +9.0
Liberal Democrats Charles Gunner50718.7−9.4
Green Nigel Walker43816.1+11.7
Labour Sandra Kerridge32912.1−11.3
Majority93334.4+18.3
Turnout 2,71437.4−25.7
Conservative hold Swing +9.2
The Brecks
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Ian Monson * 2,612 79.7 +26.5
Labour Dennis Sully66720.3−4.5
Majority1,94559.3+31.0
Turnout 3,27938.5−27.4
Conservative hold Swing +15.5
Thetford East
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Marion Chapman-Allen 1,036 49.6 +13.8
Liberal Democrats Margaret Rutter66531.9+14.7
Labour Brenda Canham38718.5−17.9
Majority37117.8+17.1
Turnout 2,08829.8−28.0
Conservative gain from Labour Swing +15.9
Thetford West
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Democrats Mike Brindle 934 37.0 +13.7
Conservative Robert Kybird88235.0+6.1
Labour Co-op Terry Jermy70623.0−19.8
Majority522.1−16.9
Turnout 2,52227.5−23.6
Liberal Democrats gain from Labour Swing +16.7
Watton
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative John Rogers * 1,843 76.6 +28.1
Labour Chris Walls56223.4−4.4
Majority1,28153.3+32.4
Turnout 2,40531.2−25.9
Conservative hold Swing +16.2
Yare & All Saints
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Cliff Jordan * 2,186 79.2 +30.4
Labour Julian Crutch57520.8−3.9
Majority1,61158.4+34.3
Turnout 2,76138.3−30.4
Conservative hold Swing +17.1

Broadland

Division results

Acle
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Brian Iles * 1,486 58.7 +16.8
Liberal Democrats Jane Key62624.7−1.5
Labour Anthony Hemmingway42116.6−15.3
Majority85934.0+23.9
Turnout 2,53238.4−29.7
Conservative hold Swing +9.1
Aylsham
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Democrats David Harrison * 1,662 53.8 +16.4
Conservative Ian Graham1,21839.4+2.6
Labour Deborah Kemp2106.8−18.9
Majority44414.0+13.8
Turnout 3,09042.6−27.5
Liberal Democrats hold Swing +6.9
Blofield and Brundall
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Andrew Proctor 1,947 63.6 +17.5
Liberal Democrats Joyce Groves76825.1−2.0
Labour Christine Hemmingway34511.3−15.5
Majority1,17938.5+19.5
Turnout 3,06042.8−26.9
Conservative hold Swing +9.8
Drayton and Horsford
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Tony Adams * 1,302 49.5 +9.4
Liberal Democrats Peter Sergeant71127.0+0.1
Green Rachel Heeds40815.5+10.1
Labour Michael Cox2128.1−19.6
Majority59122.0+10.1
Turnout 2,63334.7−28.9
Conservative hold Swing +4.6
Hellesdon
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Shelagh Gurney * 1,408 45.3 +8.8
UKIP John Youles59219.0+15.3
Liberal Democrats Peter Fish52016.7−12.2
Labour Wendy Thorogood36411.7−16.3
Green Jennifer Parkhouse2257.2+4.3
Majority81626.3+18.7
Turnout 3,10935.4−30.3
Conservative hold Swing −3.2
Hevingham and Spixworth
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Tony Williams * 1,198 43.1 −1.0
Liberal Democrats Daniel Roper1,07538.6+13.4
Green Susan Curran33211.9+11.9
Labour Richard Powell1786.4−24.3
Majority1234.4−9.0
Turnout 2,78339.8−27.6
Conservative hold Swing −7.2
Old Catton
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Stuart Dunn * 1,206 48.8 +8.9
UKIP Susan Sadler40216.3+16.3
Liberal Democrats Nigel Steane33413.5−9.2
Labour Kenneth Lashley26710.8−21.7
Green Thomas Wedge-Roberts26210.6+5.8
Majority80432.5+25.1
Turnout 2,47138.3−29.8
Conservative hold Swing −3.7

At a by-election held on 14 July 2011, Old Catton was retained by the Conservatives.

Reepham
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Democrats James Joyce * 1,426 52.5 +9.4
Conservative Simon Woodbridge1,12041.2+4.3
Labour Christopher Jones1736.4−13.7
Majority30611.3+5.1
Turnout 2,71943.3−24.9
Liberal Democrats hold Swing +2.5
Sprowston
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative John Ward 1,123 32.4 +4.0
UKIP Glenn Tingle66319.1+19.1
Labour Barbara Lashley *59317.1−17.1
Liberal Democrats Corrine Russen56416.3−17.2
Green James Dexter2988.6+4.6
BNP Julia Howman2286.7+6.7
Majority46013.3+12.5
Turnout 3,46937.2−29.1
Conservative gain from Labour Swing +10.6
Taverham
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Stuart Clancy 1,554 57.3 +13.6
Liberal Democrats Julia Holland56220.7−0.8
Green Ben Duffy33412.3+6.0
Labour Jason Bill2619.6−18.8
Majority99235.6+21.3
Turnout 2,71136.0−30.2
Conservative hold Swing +7.2
Thorpe St Andrew
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Ian Mackie * 1,627 57.8 +12.3
Liberal Democrats Phyllida Scrivens50217.8−3.1
Green Nicholas Caistor38313.6+7.4
Labour Lesley Barrett30410.8−16.5
Majority1,12540.0+21.8
Turnout 2,81637.8−28.4
Conservative hold Swing +7.7
Woodside
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Nigel Shaw * 1,202 48.6 +9.0
Liberal Democrats Sylvia Cannon45618.4+2.6
Labour Pam Harwood44718.1−20.8
Green Christopher Webb36914.9+9.2
Majority74630.2+29.4
Turnout 247438.8−28.4
Conservative hold Swing +3.2
Wroxham
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative James Carswell 1,788 56.5 +17.3
Green Nick Ball60319.0+14.9
Liberal Democrats Veronica Beadle48515.3−0.8
Labour Malcolm Kemp2919.2−8.5
Majority1,18537.4+16.0
Turnout 3,16740.7−28.9
Conservative hold Swing +1.2

Great Yarmouth

Division results

Breydon division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Graham Robert Plant 960 35.22
Labour Trevor John Wainwright *89132.69
UKIP Wayne Paul Beckett67524.76
Green Karen Marie Groom2007.34
Majority692.53
Turnout 2,72632.11
Conservative gain from Labour
Caister-on-Sea division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Ronald Charles Hanton 1,480 54.03
Labour Patrick Thaine Hacon *78628.70
Liberal Democrats Richard Payne Harbord47317.27
Majority69425.34
Turnout 2,73938.38
Conservative gain from Labour
East Flegg division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative James Robert Shrimplin * 1,772 59.89
Green Andrew Mark Taylor43114.57
Liberal Democrats Rodney Alec Cole41914.16
Labour Nicholas Dack33711.39
Majority1,34145.32
Turnout 2,95940.57
Conservative hold
Gorleston St Andrews division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Bertie James Edmund Collins * 1,223 48.47
UKIP Alan James Baugh72828.85
Labour Christine Williamson57222.67
Majority49519.62
Turnout 2,52333.55
Conservative hold
Lothingland division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Patrick Gerald Cook 1,326 45.43
UKIP Colin Aldred94832.48
Labour Brian Walker *64522.10
Majority37812.95
Turnout 2,91934.22
Conservative gain from Labour

At a by-election on 5 May 2011, Lothingland was retained by the Conservatives.

Magdalen division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Labour Colleen Walker * 917 36.10
Conservative Patricia Elizabeth Page86133.90
UKIP Karl Julian Ruane76230.0
Majority562.20
Turnout 2,54030.93
Labour hold
West Flegg division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Michael Carttiss * 1,331 58.84
Liberal Democrats Pamela Mayhew65128.78
Labour Katie James28012.38
Majority68030.06
Turnout 2,26238.33
Conservative hold
Yarmouth Nelson and Southtown division
PartyCandidateVotes%
UKIP Rex Edgar Parkinson-Hare 779 38.34
Labour John Alfred Holmes *70234.55
Conservative Matthew James Smith55127.12
Majority773.79
Turnout 2,03221.98
UKIP gain from Labour
Yarmouth North and Central division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Thomas Steven Charles Garrod 1,001 34.14
Labour Michael Taylor *85629.20
UKIP Paul Andrew Baugh54918.72
Liberal Democrats Anthony John Harris2789.48
BNP David George Rand2488.46
Majority1454.95
Turnout 2,93232.16
Conservative gain from Labour

King's Lynn and West Norfolk

Division results

Clenchwarton & King's Lynn South division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative David Harwood 1,015 39.25
Liberal Democrats Judith Brown *74328.73
BNP Matthew Gant31312.10
Labour Margaret Rose Wilkinson30111.64
Green John Andrew Edmund Belfield2148.28
Majority27210.52
Turnout 2,58634.89
Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats

At a by-election on 27 September 2012, Clenchwarton and King's Lynn South was won by the Labour Party.

Dersingham division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative John Dobson 1,648 43.18
Independent Janice Eells *80020.96
Liberal Democrats Kate Sayer61416.09
Labour Richard William Pennington43811.47
Green David John Rogers3178.30
Majority84822.22
Turnout 3,81744.02
Conservative hold
Docking division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Michael John Baylis Chenery of Horsbrugh 1,833 55.55
Liberal Democrats Colin Sayer53716.27
Green Benedict Patrick Butler49214.91
Labour Ian Gourlay43813.27
Majority1,29639.27
Turnout 3,30040.13
Conservative hold
Downham Market division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Shelagh Elizabeth Lucy Hutson * 1,660 60.54
Labour Johnathan Toye43215.75
Liberal Democrats Teresa Dawn Brandon36513.31
Green Frank Federick Abel28510.39
Majority1,22844.78
Turnout 2,74236.63
Conservative hold
Feltwell division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Tony White * 1,835 54.76
Liberal Democrats Carol Ann Nicholas-Letch73221.84
Green Andrew John Smith54716.32
Labour Albert Paines2377.07
Majority1,10332.92
Turnout 3,35136.68
Conservative hold
Fincham division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Richard Rockcliffe * 2,132 66.71
Liberal Democrats John Nicholas-Letch70522.06
Labour Steve Richard Everett35911.23
Majority1,42744.65
Turnout 3,19638.52
Conservative hold
Freebridge Lynn division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Derrick Murphy 1,690 54.50
Liberal Democrats Mark Seaman43113.90
Green Michael De Whalley38512.42
Labour Christopher John Bunting34711.19
BNP Ronald Barnes2488.00
Majority1,25940.60
Turnout 3,10141.90
Conservative hold
Gayton & Nar Valley division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Janet Ann Murphy 1,856 60.75
Green Lori Allen73924.19
Labour Gwyneth Eve Thorneywork46015.06
Majority1,11736.56
Turnout 3,05538.38
Conservative hold
Gaywood North & Central division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Jean Mickleburgh 1,090 42.38
Labour Alexandra Elvina Kemp44517.30
Liberal Democrats Ian Swinton36914.35
BNP Edith Crowther34613.45
Green David Lefever32212.52
Majority64525.08
Turnout 2,57234.43
Conservative gain from Labour
Gaywood South division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Michael Collins Langwade 865 32.08
Labour Charles Edward Joyce *55120.44
Liberal Democrats John Loveless43516.14
UKIP Michael Stone37613.95
BNP Christine Ann Kelly27310.13
Green Vivienne Jane Manning1967.27
Majority31411.65
Turnout 2,69628.57
Conservative gain from Labour
King's Lynn North & Central division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Brian Winston Charles Long 677 32.66
Labour John Leonard Collop61629.72
BNP David Alexander Fleming43120.79
Green Johnathan Priestley Burr34916.84
Majority612.94
Turnout 2,07326.63
Conservative gain from Labour
Marshland North division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Tony Wright * 1,881 79.74
Labour Mark Lachlan Daspa Anderson47820.26
Majority1,40359.47
Turnout 2,35931.40
Conservative hold
Marshland South division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Harry Humphrey * 1,628 51.0
Independent David Peter Barnard59918.77
Green Ian Massingham38312.0
Independent David Dennis Markinson2417.55
Labour Helen Scott2297.17
Independent James Van Der Velde1123.51
Majority1,02932.24
Turnout 3,19233.51
Conservative hold
North Coast division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Stephen Bett * 2,152 62.83
Liberal Democrats Paul Richard Burall44412.96
Green Adam Watson43612.73
Labour John Raymond Barnett Crisford39311.47
Majority1,70849.87
Turnout 3,42541.74
Conservative hold

North Norfolk

Division results

Cromer division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Hilary Thompson 1,463 41.97
Liberal Democrats Penny Bevan Jones1,12732.33
UKIP Bob Russell66619.10
Labour Colin John Vanlint2306.60
Majority3369.64
Turnout 3,48643.24
Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats
Fakenham division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Democrats David Robert Callaby * 1,452 51.56
Conservative John Victor Rest1,08538.53
Labour Brenda Mary Coldrick2799.91
Majority36713.03
Turnout 2,81635.51
Liberal Democrats hold
Holt division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative John Hase Perry-Warnes * 1,558 38.79
UKIP Michael John Morton Baker1,07326.72
Liberal Democrats Jacqueline Ann Howe1,05826.34
Green Paula Mary D'Attoma2225.53
Labour John Rowley1052.61
Majority48512.08
Turnout 4,01654.43
Conservative hold
Hoveton & Stalham division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Nigel David Dixon 1,381 49.84
Liberal Democrats Candy Paula Sheridan1,17142.26
Labour Co-op David Russell2197.90
Majority2107.58
Turnout 2,77141.49
Conservative hold
Melton Constable division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Russell John Wright 1,415 40.88
Liberal Democrats Barbara Helen Rix1,01529.33
UKIP Terry Cox53215.37
Green Sharon Harvey3179.16
Labour Timothy John Bartlett1825.26
Majority40011.56
Turnout 3,46146.88
Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats
Mundesley division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Democrats Graham Robert Jones 1,919 54.64
Conservative Alistair James MacKay1,41640.32
Labour Co-op David Gregory Spencer1775.04
Majority50314.32
Turnout 3,51248.60
Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
North Walsham East division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Democrats Paul Donald Morse * 1,909 52.40
Conservative Carole Irene Bullinger88024.16
UKIP Charles Edward Cole46412.74
Green Joanne Todd2015.52
Labour Nicola Kate Mortin1895.19
Majority1,02928.25
Turnout 3,64341.53
Liberal Democrats hold
North Walsham West & Erpingham division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Democrats Diana Clarke 1,675 53.91
Conservative Peter Joseph Willcox1,21439.07
Labour Co-op Phil Harris2187.02
Majority46114.84
Turnout 3,10744.08
Liberal Democrats hold
Sheringham division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Democrats Brian John Hannah * 1,835 59.12
Conservative Madeleine Barbara Ashcroft1,14036.73
Labour Co-op Don Batts1294.16
Majority69522.39
Turnout 3,10445.31
Liberal Democrats hold
South Smallburgh division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Democrats Paul Kenneth Rice 1,283 38.67
Conservative Lorraine Marie West1,14434.48
UKIP Jeff Parkes69320.89
Labour Sheila Ann Cullingham1985.97
Majority1394.19
Turnout 3,31846.31
Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
Wells division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Democrats Marie Strong 1,650 50.32
Conservative Garry James Sandell1,34841.11
Labour Mike Gates2818.57
Majority3029.21
Turnout 3,27947.17
Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative

Norwich

Division results

Bowthorpe division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Paul Anthony George Wells 926 35.60
Labour Jo Storie67025.76
Liberal Democrats Dave Thomas62624.07
Green Christine Patricia Way37914.57
Majority2569.84
Turnout 2,60131.60
Conservative gain from Labour
Catton Grove division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Charlotte Louise Casimir 724 29.53
Labour Brian Morrey *60624.71
UKIP Ann Doris Williams44918.31
Green Penny Edwards41616.97
Liberal Democrats Adrian Christopher Thomas25710.48
Majority1184.81
Turnout 2,45231.95
Conservative gain from Labour
Crome division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Labour George Nobbs * 811 33.48
Conservative Jonathan James Emsell71229.40
Green Penelope Mary Killingbeck51821.39
Liberal Democrats Dal Dewgarde38115.73
Majority994.09
Turnout 2,42234.55
Labour hold
Eaton division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Democrats Mervyn John Scutter * 1,688 41.50
Conservative Niall Baxter1,50136.91
Green Jean Kathleen Bishop52712.96
Labour Christopher Harold Knapp3518.63
Majority1874.60
Turnout 4,06757.19
Liberal Democrats hold
Lakenham division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Democrats Fiona Clare Williamson 877 31.65
Labour Susan Jane Whitaker *74326.81
UKIP Steve Emmens43715.77
Conservative Christopher David Benjamin36113.03
Green Lee Claire Cozens35312.74
Majority1344.84
Turnout 2,77139.47
Liberal Democrats gain from Labour

At a by-election on 24 November 2011, Lakenham was regained by the Labour Party.

Mancroft division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Green Richard Andrew Bearman 1,123 41.86
Liberal Democrats Simon Richard Nobbs53519.94
Conservative Suzanne Amy Pulford51519.19
Labour David Fullman51019.01
Majority58821.92
Turnout 2,68335.98
Green gain from Labour
Mile Cross division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Green Richard Alan Edwards 620 29.54
Labour Peter John Harwood *61429.25
Conservative Clive Smith54726.06
Liberal Democrats Peter Balcombe31815.15
Majority60.29
Turnout 2,09928.43
Green gain from Labour
Nelson division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Green Andrew Philip Boswell * 2,103 63.75
Labour Gemma Rose Ricketts42112.76
Liberal Democrats Gordon Dean42012.73
Conservative Stefan Richard Rose35510.76
Majority1,68250.99
Turnout 3,29945.48
Green hold
Sewell division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Green Jennifer Susan Toms 826 32.62
Labour Cath Ward *67626.70
Conservative David John Mackie55321.84
Liberal Democrats Ian Williams47718.84
Majority1505.92
Turnout 2,53234.08
Green gain from Labour
Thorpe Hamlet division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Green Philip Allan Hardy 1,371 46.16
Liberal Democrats David John Munday62020.88
Conservative Matthew Simon Davison57319.29
Labour Cym Cant40613.67
Majority75125.29
Turnout 2,97037.18
Green gain from Liberal Democrats
Town Close division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Green Stephen Ralph Little 1,528 42.69
Liberal Democrats Victor Keith Scrivens85924.0
Conservative Tak-Man Li71620.01
Labour Andreas Kevin Paterson47613.30
Majority66918.69
Turnout 3,57944.45
Green hold
University division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Labour Bert Bremner 1,047 40.68
Green Steven Martin Altman91435.51
Conservative Mark Nigel Edward Patrick34213.29
Liberal Democrats Andrew Norris Wright27110.53
Majority1335.17
Turnout 2,57434.01
Labour hold
Wensum division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Green Marcus Hemsley 1,260 49.39
Labour Vaughan Thomas56121.99
Conservative Mike Gillespie44517.44
Liberal Democrats Haydn Perrett28511.17
Majority69927.40
Turnout 2,55131.90
Green gain from Labour

South Norfolk

Division results

Clavering division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Tony Tomkinson * 1,492 39.59
Liberal Democrats Amanda Anne Smith98926.24
UKIP David Gifford65317.33
Green Derek William West40510.75
Labour John Shanahan2306.10
Majority50313.35
Turnout 3,76944.90
Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats
Costessey division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Democrats Tim East * 1,768 54.80
Conservative Simon Richard Squire79724.71
Green Martin Alan Peek43913.61
Labour Cid Gibbs2226.88
Majority97130.10
Turnout 3,22637.61
Liberal Democrats hold
Diss & Roydon division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Jenny Chamberlin * 1,563 57.02
Liberal Democrats Trevor Leonard Wenman97835.68
Labour Andy Barrett2007.30
Majority58521.34
Turnout 2,74136.53
Conservative hold
East Depwade division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Martin James Wilby 1,565 51.99
Liberal Democrats John Francis Pitt-Pladdy *1,26341.96
Labour Thomas Clennell1826.05
Majority30210.03
Turnout 3,01041.67
Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats
Forehoe division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Jon Herbert 1,769 50.27
Liberal Democrats Bob McClenning1,15632.85
Green Roy Arthur Walmsley40311.45
Labour Tracey Jane Lucy Richardson1915.43
Majority61317.42
Turnout 3,51944.90
Conservative hold
Henstead division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Roger Ackworth Smith 1,646 49.22
Liberal Democrats Alistair Barber Miller1,03230.86
Green Sandra Browne42212.62
Labour Nicola Jeannette Fowler2447.30
Majority61418.36
Turnout 3,34447.56
Conservative hold
Hingham division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Steve Dorrington * 1,620 56.70
Liberal Democrats Jeremy Dore99834.93
Labour Kevin Patrick O'Grady2398.37
Majority62221.77
Turnout 2,85744.62
Conservative hold
Humbleyard division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Daniel Richard Cox * 1,925 51.94
Liberal Democrats Jacky Sutton91124.58
Green Jan Kitchener57315.46
Labour Marian Chapman2978.01
Majority1,01427.36
Turnout 3,70646.91
Conservative hold

At a by-election on 13 January 2011, the Conservatives retained Humbleyard.

Loddon division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Adrian John Gunson * 3,087 77.62
Liberal Democrats Jane Helen Walker48112.09
Labour Timothy Michael Sanders2335.86
Independent Ingo Wagenknecht1764.43
Majority2,60665.53
Turnout 3,97748.80
Conservative hold
Long Stratton division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Alison Mary Thomas 1,839 57.63
Liberal Democrats Marian Jean Miller1,11634.97
Labour Sally Blaikie2367.40
Majority72322.66
Turnout 3,19142.49
Conservative hold
West Depwade division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Beverley Herbert Allison Spratt * 2,618 64.50
Liberal Democrats Bodo Rissman1,13627.99
Labour Cecila Da Fonseca3057.51
Majority1,48236.51
Turnout 4,05946.87
Conservative hold
Wymondham division
PartyCandidateVotes%
Conservative Joe Mooney 2,503 63.42
Liberal Democrats Tim Sutton-Day67016.97
Green Andrew John Mitchell42610.79
Labour John Lessels Cowan3488.82
Majority1,83346.44
Turnout 3,94744.33
Conservative hold

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