2015 Warwick District Council election

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2015 Warwick District Council election
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All 46 seats to Warwick District Council
24 seats needed for a majority
 First partySecond partyThird party
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Party Conservative Labour Whitnash Residents
Seats won3193
Seat changeIncrease2.svg 6Increase2.svg 1Steady2.svg
Popular vote32,64517,1142,789
Percentage43.3%22.7%3.7%
 Fourth partyFifth party
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Party Liberal Democrats Green
Seats won21
Seat changeDecrease2.svg 7Increase2.svg 1
Popular vote9,87610,102
Percentage13.1%13.4%
Warwick UK ward map 2015.svg
Winner of each seat at the 2015 Warwick District Council election
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Composition of the council after the election
Council control before election


Conservative

Council control after election


Conservative

Elections to Warwick District Council took place on Thursday 7 May 2015, with votes counted and declared on Saturday 9 May 2015.

Contents

A total of 46 seats were up for election, all councillors from all wards. The previous elections produced a majority for the Conservative Party. The boundaries of many of the wards across the District were changed from the previous election.

Summary

Election result

Warwick District Council Election, 2015
PartyCandidatesSeatsGainsLossesNet gain/lossSeats %Votes %Votes+/−
  Conservative 453182Increase2.svg 667.443.332,645+2.5
  Labour 40932Increase2.svg 119.622.717,114-2.4
  Whitnash Residents 3300Steady2.svg 06.523.72,789-0.5
  Liberal Democrats 25207Decrease2.svg 74.3513.19,876-4.7
  Green 46110Increase2.svg 12.1713.410,102+2.2
  UKIP 7000Steady2.svg 00.02.31,734+1.9
  Independent 4001Decrease2.svg 10.01.41,055+0.8

Ward results

Abbey Ward

Abbey Ward (3 Councillors) [1]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Michael Francis Coker 1,851 15.1 −1.7
Conservative George Reginald Illingworth 1,803 14.7 −1.0
Conservative Rowena Hill 1,693 13.8 −0.4
Liberal Democrats Kate Dickson1,36011.1−4.8
Liberal Democrats Andy Tulloch1,0608.6−2.6
Liberal Democrats Alison Rita Margaret Tyler9778.0−2.7
Labour Josh Payne9437.7+2.5
Green John Alfred Dearing6685.4+0.4
Green Janice Eleanor Austin6655.4+2.7
UKIP Susan Mabel Katherine Eva Chambers6145.0N/A
Green Ayla Claire Nickels4884.0+1.6
TUSC Non Frenguelli1561.3N/A
Majority3337.2+6.3
Turnout 12,27872.7
Registered electors 6,331
Conservative hold
Conservative hold
Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats

Arden Ward

Arden Ward (2 Councillors) [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Sue Gallagher 2,777 46.0% −33.5%
Conservative Peter Whiting 2,261 37.5% −44.5%
Green Julia Sokota5038.3%−2.2%
Green Avnash Jhita5038.1%−9.9%
Majority1,75829.1%−37.4%
Turnout 6,03278.0%
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Aylesford

Aylesford Ward (2 Councillors) [3]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Noel Stephen Butler 1,746 29.3% +15.0%
Conservative Martyn Geoffrey Ashford 1,506 25.3% +11.1%
Labour Roger William Smith91415.4%+1.5%
Labour Raj Randev87014.6%+1.4%
Green James Christopher Myles Alty3415.7%+2.1%
Liberal Democrats Deborah Jane Pittarello3005.0%+1.0%
Green Thomas Merlin Ingall2774.6%+2.3%
Majority59217.6%+17.4%
Turnout 5,95469.1%
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Bishop's Tachbrook

Bishop's Tachbrook Ward (1 Councillor) [4]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Andrew John William Day 846 53.1% +5.6%
Labour Jane Naylor36422.8%+0.3%
Independent Lyn Rees Day-Jones29618.6%N/A
Green Bruce Simon Knight875.5%−0.1%
Majority48230.0%+5.0%
Turnout 159376.2%
Conservative hold

Brunswick

Brunswick Ward (2 Councillors) [5]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Green Ian William Davison 1,264 22.3% +13.6%
Labour Kristie Naimo 1,181 20.8% +5.2%
Green Jonathan Chilvers1,14620.2%+11.7%
Labour Alan Wilkinson85415.0%+0.2%
Conservative Charles Barclay5249.2%+1.9%
Conservative Will Jackson5219.2%+2.8%
Liberal Democrats Moh Ahson1893.3%+1.7%
Majority350.6%+0.3%
Turnout
Green gain from Labour
Labour hold

Budbrooke

Budbrooke Ward (2 Councillors) [6]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Alan Bertrand Rhead 2,332 34.0% +1.7%
Conservative Peter Phillips 2,057 30.0% −0.8%
Labour Emma Samantha Mort80211.7%+0.0%
UKIP Scott Wilson5698.3%N/A
Labour Christopher Glyn Wrench4927.2%−1.5%
Green Nicholas James Standish Brierley3114.5%+0.0%
Green Bernie McCullagh3054.4%+2.2%
Majority1,25532.1%+30.6%
Turnout 6,86880.2%
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Clarendon

Clarendon Ward (2 Councillors) [7]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Caroline Evetts 1,029 18.5% +3.1%
Labour Jane Margaret Knight 937 16.8% −2.1%
Conservative Alexander Shaw83515.0%+1.2%
Labour Jerry Weber72213.0%−4.5%
Liberal Democrats Nick Pittarello71312.8%−0.1%
Liberal Democrats David Peter James Robertson5009.0%−0.9%
Green Tony Ross4718.5%+2.7%
Green Rob van Schie3606.5%+2.5%
Majority1021.8%+0.4%
Turnout 5,56765.3%
Conservative gain from Labour
Labour hold

Crown

Crown Ward (2 Councillors) [8]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Democrats Alan Boad 1,074 18.7% −6.2%
Labour Stef Parkins 935 16.3% −1.6%
Labour John Howell90515.8%−1.1%
Liberal Democrats Nick Solman78113.6%−6.3%
Conservative Georgina Stockley60810.6%+1.3%
Conservative Andrew Ian Phillips59010.3%+3.0%
UKIP Sam Turner3796.6%N/A
Green Juliet Carter2364.1%+1.4%
Green Angela Owen2354.1%+2.9%
Majority300.5%−4.8%
Turnout 5,74363.9%
Liberal Democrats hold
Labour gain from Liberal Democrats

Emscote

Emscote Ward (2 Councillors) [9]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Richard Edgington 1,386 26.7% +13.0%
Labour Jackie D'Arcy 1,009 19.4% +8.7%
Labour Raj Kang80515.5%+4.8%
UKIP Martin Mackenzie60611.7%9.4%
Green David Cumner52310.1%+5.2%
Liberal Democrats Geoffrey Stewart Harris5139.9%N/A
Green Matt Swift3516.8%1.9%
Majority2043.9%+2.5%
Turnout 5,19368.0%
Conservative hold
Labour hold

Leam

Leam Ward (2 Councillors) [10]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Colin Quinney 1,050 20.8% +3.2%
Labour Barbara Weed 1,049 20.8% +4.2%
Conservative Jackie David84216.6%+8.1%
Conservative Jack McCann77615.4%+7.2%
Green Ayla Nickels69713.8%+8.5%
Green Azzees Dee Minott64212.7%+8.6%
Majority2074.1%+3.1%
Turnout 5,05667.3%
Labour hold
Labour hold

Manor

Manor Ward (2 Councillors) [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Amanda Marjorie Stevens 1,542 21.9% +10.9%
Conservative Gordon Harry Cain 1,339 19.0% +7.6%
Liberal Democrats Cymone Katherine De-Lara Bond1,19016.9%+2.2%
Liberal Democrats Heather Mary Calver98414.0%0.0%
Labour Sue Eades78011.1%+5.1%
Labour Ron Stone5728.1%+2.2%
Green Christopher John Philpott3244.6%+1.5%
Green Felicity Rock3034.3%+1.4%
Majority1492.1%+1.4%
Turnout 7,03475.4%
Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats
Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats

Milverton

Milverton Ward (2 Councillors) [12]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Democrats Bill Gifford 1,523 23.4% +7.7%
Conservative Hayley Grainger 1,141 17.6% +7.2%
Liberal Democrats David George Wigman1,01515.6%+3.3%
Conservative John Stanley Hammon82712.7%+2.6%
Labour Helen McCabe71711.0%+3.8%
Labour Catherine Anne Stephens6209.5%+2.7%
Green Martin Atkin4326.6%+1.8%
Green Caz Ingall2273.5%+0.4%
Majority1261.9%−1.5%
Turnout 6,50275.1%
Liberal Democrats hold
Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats

Myton & Heathcote

Myton & Heathcote Ward (2 Councillors) [13]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Neale Murphy 1,286 25.9% +8.0%
Conservative Raj Mann 1,252 25.2% +8.0%
Independent Anne Monica Mellor4408.9%N/A
Liberal Democrats Kelvin Howard Lambert4318.7%+5.1%
Green Juliet Anne Nickels4278.6%+4.0%
Green Richard John Brayne3837.7%+4.4%
UKIP Tim Griffiths3747.5%N/A
Independent Linda Bromley3707.5%N/A
Majority81216.4%+15.7%
Turnout 4,96375.6%
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Newbold

Newbold Ward (2 Councillors) [14]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Andrew Thompson 1,197 19.5% +8.6%
Conservative Daniel John Howe 1,160 18.9% +10.3%
Labour Janice Louise Dean86014.0%+7.7%
Labour Pip Burley84613.8%+8.4%
Liberal Democrats Carolyn Patricia Gifford66110.8%−2.8%
Liberal Democrats Simon Wheeler62310.2%−1.7%
Green Judith Helen Barrett3976.5%+3.7%
Green Clare Louise Phillips3946.4%+4.1%
Majority3004.9%+2.3%
Turnout 6,13872.1%
Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats
Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats

Park Hill

Park Hill Ward (3 Councillors) [15]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Dave Shilton 2,643 19.6% −0.4%
Conservative Felicity Bunker 2,520 18.7% +0.3%
Conservative Andrew Mobbs 2,436 18.1% +0.4%
Labour Jeremy Eastaugh9647.2%−0.5%
Labour Caryll Green7565.6%−0.2%
Labour Elizabeth Ann Saxon7175.3%N/A
Liberal Democrats Lynn Annette Pollard6685.0%−2.2%
Liberal Democrats Andy Brierley6594.9%−1.1%
Green James Nicholas Harrison5914.4%−0.9%
Liberal Democrats Ian Malcolm Fenwick5744.3%−1.5%
Green Pam Lunn5193.8%+0.3%
Green George Martin4393.3%+0.7%
Majority1,47210.9%+9.3%
Turnout 13,48674.2%
Conservative hold
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Radford Semele

Radford Semele Ward (1 Councillor) [16]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Michael Doody 1,019 63.0% +7.6%
Labour Kevin Walsh37821.6%+1.8%
Green Rebecca Elizabeth Knight2209.8%+3.8%
Majority64139.6%+5.8%
Turnout 1,61775.2%
Conservative hold

Saltisford

Saltisford Ward (2 Councillors) [17]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Terry John Morris 1,582 24.9% +8.0%
Labour John-Paul Bromley 1,214 19.1% +7.3%
Conservative Bala Jaspal1,07016.9%+2.4%
Labour John Paul Sullivan1,03416.3%+7.3%
Liberal Democrats Anthony Butcher5759.1%+6.2%
Green Alison Jane Browne5027.9%+5.7%
Green James Barrett3695.8%+2.9%
Majority1442.3%
Turnout 6,34667.4%
Conservative hold
Labour gain from Conservative

St. John's Ward

St. John's Ward (3 Councillors) [18]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Richard Davies 2,488 18.1% +0.1%
Conservative Pat Cain 2,463 17.9% +1.3%
Conservative John Cooke 2,453 17.8% +1.6%
Liberal Democrats Richard Guy Dickson1,1328.2%+0.9%
Liberal Democrats Gill Palmer9747.1%0.0%
Labour Richard Thomas Grimes7925.8%−1.3%
Labour Nick Hoten6985.1%−1.9%
Labour Peter Joseph Shiels6734.9%−1.8%
Green Pippa Austin6324.6%−0.4%
Liberal Democrats John Steven Wilson6324.6%−0.7%
Green James Connor Ablett5123.7%+1.8%
Green Andrew John Patrick3092.2%+0.4
Majority1,3219.6%+8.2
Turnout 13,75872.7%
Conservative hold
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Stoneleigh & Cubbington

Stoneleigh & Cubbington Ward (2 Councillors) [19]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Nick Harrington 1,390 26.3% −7.1%
Conservative Pam Redford 1,177 22.3% −10.0%
Independent David Alan Ellwood1,03919.6%N/A
Labour John Harrow Roberts61411.6%−5.0%
Green Gareth John Davies4688.8%−3.4%
Labour Fiona Margaret Walsh3767.1%N/A
Green Colin Maddison Hughes2244.2%−1.3%
Majority1382.6%+1.5%
Turnout 5,28875.0%
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Sydenham

Sydenham Ward (2 Councillors) [20]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour John Thomas Barrott 1,262 25.1% +8.7%
Labour Balvinder Gill 1,249 24.8% +8.9%
Conservative Elliott James Mason82816.5%+8.4%
Conservative Rachel Willis78615.6%+6.3%
Green Derrick Garth Knight4929.8%+1.9%
Green Peggy Wiseman4128.2%+4.2%
Majority4218.4%
Turnout 5,02958.9%
Labour hold
Labour hold

Whitnash

Whitnash Ward (3 Councillors) [21]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Whitnash Residents Judith Ann Falp 1,941 15.2% −8.5%
Whitnash Residents Tony Heath 1,851 14.6% −5.3%
Whitnash Residents Robert Leslie Margrave 1,646 12.9% −6.7%
Labour William David Clemmey1,37410.8%+3.3%
Conservative Christine Brenda Cross1,0788.5%+3.1%
Labour Sarah Campbell1,0368.1%+1.4%
Conservative Thomas Raynor9887.8%+2.8%
Labour Tim Naylor9547.5%+2.4%
Conservative David Wyatt8867.0%N/A
Green Eloise Rhianon Chilvers3753.0%+0.3%
Green Sue Tucker3632.8%+0.4%
Green Stan Shire2321.8%−0.2%
Majority2722.1%−1.7%
Turnout 12,72468.5%
Whitnash Residents hold
Whitnash Residents hold
Whitnash Residents hold

Woodloes

Woodloes Ward (2 Councillors) [22]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Stephen Cross 1,400 26.3% +9.7%
Conservative Moira-Ann Grainger 1,206 22.6% +7.0%
Labour Daniel Browne76614.4%+2.8%
Labour Alec Roberts60211.3%−0.2%
UKIP Jayne Macbrayne4748.9%+6.1%
UKIP Alastair Macbrayne3276.1%N/A
Liberal Democrats Alan Charles Beddow2614.9%N/A
Green Graham Paul Meredith Browne1733.2%−2.4%
Green Andy Stevenson1212.3%−3.0%
Majority4408.3%+7.9%
Turnout 5,33069.2%
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

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