Brighton and Hove Borough Council election, 1996

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Elections to Brighton and Hove Borough Council on the south coast of England were held on 9 May 1996. The whole council (a unitary authority) was up for election and all 78 councillors were elected from 26 wards. With Councillors taking office only a year later after a transitational year [1] Labour won control of the council after controlling Brighton Borough Council since 1986 and Hove Borough Council since 1995.

Brighton and Hove City Council

Brighton and Hove City Council is the local authority of the city of Brighton and Hove. It is a unitary authority, having the powers of a non-metropolitan county and district council combined. It provides a full range of local government services including Council Tax billing, libraries, social services, processing planning applications, waste collection and disposal, and it is a local education authority.

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Contents

Following the election, the composition of the council was as follows:

PartySeats  ±  
Labour 54
Conservative 24
Green Party 1
Liberal Democrat 0
Independent 0

Ward results

Candidates who were previously councillors in the Brighton Borough Council or Hove Borough Council are indicated with a (*)

Brighton was a non-metropolitan district in East Sussex, England. It was abolished on 1 April 1997 and replaced by Brighton and Hove.

Hove was a non-metropolitan district in East Sussex, England. It was abolished on 1 April 1997 and replaced by Brighton and Hove.

Brunswick and Adelaide

Brunswick and Adelaide (3)
PartyCandidateVotes%±
Labour Davies C. 941
Labour Hunt F. Ms. 919
Labour McGinley J. 841
Liberal Democrat Hillman J.* 749
Liberal Democrat Wakeling J. Ms.* 691
Liberal Democrat Vivian P. Ms. 671
Conservative Hunter S. Ms. 610
Conservative Boustead C. 604
Conservative Mitchell J. 583
Green Nightengale K. 230 9.1
Turnout 30.7
Labour gain from Liberal Democrat Swing
Labour gain from Liberal Democrat Swing
Labour gain from Liberal Democrat Swing

Goldsmid

Goldsmid (3)
PartyCandidateVotes%±
Conservative Langston J. Ms.* 1,330
Conservative Langston S.* 1,294
Conservative Jordan B.* 1,292
Labour Bower S. Lab 1,145
Labour Visor V. Ms. 1,118
Labour Ralfe B. 1,064
Liberal Democrat Thomas P. Ms. 246
Liberal Democrat Driffill B. 237
Green Hudson G. 225 7.6
Liberal Democrat Taylor S. 224
Turnout 36.7
Conservative hold Swing
Conservative hold Swing
Conservative hold Swing

Hangleton

vote share Keilty G.* Lab 1,421 50.8 Newland D. Lab 1,309 - Walshe B. Ms.* Lab 1,300 - Willows P. Con 1,090 39.0 Jackson M. Con 1,066 - Jackson G. Ms. Con 1,055 - Walls M. Ms. LD 185 6.6 Bates E. LD 167 - Bickle P. Ms. LD 164 - McHenry J. Ms. Green 99 3.5 Turnout 43.1 11.8

Hanover

vote share Smith J. Ms.* Lab 2,100 61.0 Schaffer S. Ms.* Lab 1,990 - Morley C. Lab 1,789 - Chapman K. Ms. Green 665 19.3 Dudeney R. Ms. Con 380 11.0 Smith P. Ms. Con 338 - Radford-Kirby E. Ms. Con 323 - Cornelius C. LD 296 8.6 Turnout 34.7 41.7

Hollingbury

vote share Lepper D.* Lab 1,891 67.1 Lepper J. Ms. Lab 1,798 - Finch B.* Lab 1,742 - Franklin C. Ms. Con 384 13.6 McGrath M. Con 377 - Norman K. Con 359 - Gardner P. Green 276 9.8 Lamb D. LD 266 9.4 Powell D. LD 194 - Turnout 32.1 53.5

Kings Cliff

vote share Duncan I.* Lab 1,577 59.2 Burgess S.* Lab 1,567 - Mitchell G. Ms.* Lab 1,529 - Radford D. Ms. Con 634 23.8 Sampson S. Con 593 - Amin J. Con 589 - Hodd J. Ms. Green 235 8.8 Jones M. LD 217 8.1 Turnout 35.4 35.4

Marine

vote share Marsh M. Ms.* Lab 1,347 48.4 Turner D.* Lab 1,309 - Johnston M. Lab 1,275 - Mears M. Ms.* Con 1,003 36.0 Smith D. Con 916 - Fairs B. Ms. Con 906 - Dale K. Milt Lab 162 5.8 Clements I. LD 140 5.0 Coyne B. Ms. Green 133 4.8 Howard P. Ms. LD 126 - Howard A. LD 114 - Turnout 29.2 12.4

Moulsecoomb

vote share Meadows A. Ms.* Lab 1,097 53.9 Hazelgrove J. Lab 1,079 - Tonks F.* Lab 1,019 - Gunn K. Ms.* Con 407 20.0 Amiet J. Ms. Con 399 - Stevens J. Con 375 - Avey C. Res 227 11.1 Lovatt J. LD 179 8.8 Mills A. Ms. Green 127 6.2 Turnout 27.1 33.9

Nevill

vote share Lewis P. Con 1,406 47.4 Worgan M. Con 1,398 - Wade S. Con 1,325 - James H. Ms. Lab 1,250 42.1 Anthony D. Lab 1,242 - Spillman H. Lab 1,133 - Alldred E. LD 187 6.3 Phillips J. Ms. Green 123 4.1 Turnout 45.3 5.3

North Portslade

vote share Carden B.* Lab 1,720 68.5 Steer H. Lab 1,686 - Turner D. Lab 1,638 - Saunders D. Ms. Con 634 25.2 Braybrook B. Con 608 - Hess M. Con 533 - Gray K. Green 157 6.3 Turnout 35.1 43.2

Patcham

vote share Theobald C. Ms.* Con 2,156 56.2 Theobald G.* Con 2,153 - Sheldon J. Con 2,076 - Blackwood R. Lab 1,115 29.0 Blackwood M. Ms. Lab 1,114 - Miller H. Lab 1,005 - De Souza J. Ms. LD 469 12.2 Latimer D. LD 359 - Latimer D. Ms. LD 356 - Haase A. Green 99 2.6 Turnout 52.5 27.1

Portslade South

vote share Caplin I.* Lab 1,611 59.3 Collier S.* Lab 1,552 - John S. Ms.* Lab 1,434 - Kemble E. Con 709 26.1 Greenwood C. Ms. Con 704 - Veale M. Con 681 - Donovan N. LD 300 11.0 James I. LD 295 - MyltonThorley M. Ms. Green 95 3.5 Turnout 38.4 33.2

Preston

vote share McCaffery J. Ms. Lab 1,803 49.3 Austin L. Ms. Lab 1,792 - Spray J. Ms.* Lab 1,756 - Mallender G. Con 1,264 34.6 Marchant V.* Con 1,262 - Nilchiber K. Con 1,185 - Hunter T. LD 334 9.1 Potts S. LD 294 - Schelwald E. LD 255 - Littman L. Green 254 6.9 Turnout 44.9 14.7

Queens Park

vote share Lythell J.* Lab 1,623 59.8 Bodfish K. Lab 1,566 - Townsend J.* Lab 1,540 - Allaway H. Con 621 22.9 Vivian S. Ms. Con 601 - Wells S. Ms. Con 562 - Chadwick S. Ms. Green 275 10.1 Blease J. Ms. LD 195 7.2 Blease J. LD 192 7.2 Turnout 38.0 36.9

Regency

vote share Ping N.* Lab 1,553 52.9 Pennington R.* Lab 1,430 - Warmington J. Lab 1,404 - Cameron J. Con 776 26.5 Boggon M.* Con 758 - Cockman D. Con 741 - Hyde Parker A. Green 347 11.8 Freeman T. LD 257 8.8 Guild J. LD 241 - Cotton E. LD 203 - Turnout 36.3 26.5

Rottingdean

vote share Wrigley S. Ms.* Con 1,745 52.7 Hunt B. Con 1,738 - Radford-Kirby S.* Con 1,697 - Bunting M. Lab 783 23.6 Moriarty J. Lab 732 - Gray A. Ms. Lab 715 - Davidson D. Ms. LD 470 14.2 De Souza H. LD 470 - Edwards P. LD 437 - Grant M. Ind Con 201 6.1 Wright N.* Ind Con 193 - Wright A. Ms. Ind Con 181 - Berrington J. Green 113 3.4 Turnout 41.7 29.0

Seven Dials

vote share Austin R. Lab 1,784 62.6 Middleton M.* Lab 1,684 - Robinson N.* Lab 1,680 - Bowes P. Con 437 - Gowans J. Con 437 15.3 Larkin R. Ms. Con 414 - Needham I. Green 358 12.6 Heale R. LD 269 9.4 Oldfield E. Ms. LD 233 - Huggins B. LD 231 - Turnout 31.8 47.3

St. Peters

vote share West P. Green 1,576 43.7 Charleton S. Lab 1,517 42.1 Gwyn-Jones L. Ms.* Lab 1,451 - Simpson C. Ms.* Lab 1,408 - Whale R. Ms. Green 973 - Young F. Ms. Green 845 - Brimmell C. Con 311 8.6 Maclean E. Ms. Con 259 - Maclean I. Con 237 - Fairweather M. LD 199 5.5 Harden W. LD 162 - Parker W. LD 135 - Turnout 50.1 1.6

Stanford

vote share Adams M. Ms.* Con 1,572 63.3 Kapp J.* Con 1,525 - Rowe B.* Con 1,525 - Jones A. Lab 478 19.2 Montague S. Lab 461 - Lord S. Lab 459 - Latham B. LD 342 13.8 Innes D. Ms. LD 331 - Walls P. LD 274 - Jester M. Green 92 3.7 Turnout 36.5 44.0

Stanmer

vote share Framroze T.* Lab 1,597 53.1 Hawkes P. Ms.* Lab 1,589 - Beishon G. Ms. Lab 1,551 - Careless D. Con 922 30.7 Fairhall D. Con 886 - Pacifico M. Con 854 - Bailey P. LD 258 8.6 Tofts P. Green 231 7.7 Imms D. Ms. LD 207 - Garrett P. LD 207 - Turnout 40.2 22.4

Tenantry

vote share Bassam S.* Lab 1,709 60.3 Ballance J. Lab 1,581 - Durr A.* Lab 1,579 - Dudeney D. Con 623 22.0 Toner M.* Con 580 - Plater L. Con 549 - Santamaria L. Green 260 9.2 Weller P. LD 241 8.5 Turnout 33.6 38.3

Vallance

vote share Battle S. Lab 1,235 43.8 WarmanBrown F. Ms.* Lab 1,217 - Gibbling M.* Lab 1,198 - Martin P. Con 973 34.5 Peltzer Dunn G. Con 968 - Bennett J. Ms. Con 941 - Bates K. Ms. LD 234 8.3 Denyer P. LD 210 - Hogan V. Ind Con 208 7.4 Da Costa J. Ms. Green 168 6.0 Elgood P. LD 167 - Turnout 35.6 9.3

Westbourne

vote share Buttimer A. Ms.* Con 1,221 31.1 Brown V. Ms.* Con 1,186 - Oxley B.* Ind 1,041 26.5 Cooper R. Lab 1,008 25.7 Benians G. Lab 994 - Gill P. Lab 965 - Bull R. Ms. LD 305 7.8 Lake J. Ms. LD 289 - Hayes D. LD 279 - Furness N. Ind Con 236 6.0 Mueller M. Green 113 2.9 Turnout 35.3 4.6

Westdene

vote share Drake H.* Con 1,656 43.4 Drake P. Ms. Con 1,624 - Norman A. Ms. Con 1,514 - Prentice S. Ms. Lab 1,402 36.8 Allen K. Lab 1,402 - Matz P. Lab 1,282 - Humphrey J.* Ind Con 327 8.6 Barrett M.* Ind Con 299 - McBeth D. LD 243 6.4 Rimmington J. Ms. LD 222 - Rogers L. Ms. Ind Con 220 - Brown P. LD 218 - Keenan G. Ms. Green 186 4.9 Turnout 47.8 6.7

Wish

vote share Bowden C.* Lab 1,398 45.8 Murphy P.* Lab 1,289 - Pratt A.* Lab 1,276 - Cruikshank-Robb E. Con 1,211 39.7 Brand S. Ms. Con 1,170 - Brand L. Con 1,160 - Percy A. LD 253 8.3 Storey J. Ms. LD 246 - Baker N. Green 189 6.2 Turnout 40.8 6.1

Woodingdean

vote share Moorhouse M. Ms.* Lab 1,635 44.1 Wells G. Con 1,608 43.4 Stiles P. Ms.* Con 1,515 - Dudeney D. Con 1,489 - Griffiths G. Lab 1,385 - Newington J. Lab 1,325 - Pearce L. Ms. LD 325 8.8 Powell V. Green 141 3.8 Turnout 44.9 0.7

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  1. ↑ http://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Brighton-Hove-1996-2011.pdf
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