Transcript Elections in England 2013-2016

Elections in England
2013-2016
33 County Councils - 2013
County Councils (33)
1. Buckinghamshire
2. Cambridgeshire
3. Cornwall *
4. County Durham*
5. Cumbria
6. Derbyshire
7. Devon
8. Dorset
9. East Sussex
10. Essex
11. Gloucestershire
12. Hampshire
13. Hertfordshire
14. Isle of Wight*
15. Kent
16. Lancashire
17. Leicestershire
18. Lincolnshire
19. Norfolk
20. North Yorkshire
21. Northamptonshire
22. Northumberland*
23. Nottinghamshire
24. Oxfordshire
25. Shropshire*
26. Somerset
27. Staffordshire
28. Suffolk
29. Surrey
30. Warwickshire
31. West Sussex
32. Wiltshire*
33. Worcestershire
* Unitary County Councils
County Councils in England - 2013
Council
Cllr
Con
Con
Lab
LD
GR
BN
P
UKIP
Lib
Res
Ind/
Oth
Buckinghamshire
[7]
57
Con
46
Cambridgeshire
[8]
69
Con
41
3
21
Cumbria
[9]
84
NOC
39
25
13
6
Derbyshire
[10]
64
Con
33
21
8
1
Devon
[11]
62
Con
41
5
13
Dorset
[12]
45
Con
28
East Sussex
[13]
49
Con
29
Essex
[14]
75
Con
Gloucestershire
[15]
63
Hampshire
[16]
Hertfordshire
Ind/
oth
Vac
ant
[ind
y 1]
1
11
1
1
1
1
1
2
16
1
4
13
3
59
2
11
2
[ind
y 2]
Con
40
5
14
3
[ind
y 3]
78
Con
51
1
25
1
[ind
y 4]
[17]
77
Con
55
3
17
1
[ind
y 5]
Kent
[18]
84
Con
73
3
7
Lancashire
[19]
85
Con
51
17
9
4
[ind
y 6]
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
Leicestershire
[20]
55
Con
36
4
14
Lincolnshire
[21]
77
Con
61
4
5
Norfolk
[22]
84
Con
60
3
13
North Yorkshire
[23]
72
Con
47
1
11
Northamptonshire
[24]
73
Con
56
6
9
Nottinghamshire
[25]
67
Con
35
15
9
Oxfordshire
[26]
74
Con
52
9
10
Somerset
[27]
58
Con
34
2
22
Staffordshire
[28]
62
Con
48
2
4
Suffolk
[29]
75
Con
55
4
11
Surrey
[30]
80
Con
55
1
13
Warwickshire
[31]
62
Con
39
11
11
West Sussex
[32]
71
Con
49
3
18
Worcestershire
[33]
57
Con
41
3
8
1,253
156
338
1
7
7
[ind
y 7]
1
2
11
2
1
7
2
[ind
y 8]
1
4
2
1
9
2
[ind
y 9]
2
[ind
y
10]
2
[ind
y
11]
2
1
1
1
1
3
3
11
65
[ind
y
12]
C 26
Totals
1,859
noc 1
18
2
8
6
8 single-tier Unitary Authorities - 2013
Proportion up
Council
Current control
for election
Bristol
01-Mar
No overall control
Cornwall
All
No overall control
All
Labour
All
Conservative
All
Independent
All
No overall control
All
Conservative
All
Conservative
Durham
Isle of Wight
Isles of Scilly
Northumberland
Shropshire
Wiltshire
London Boroughs Elect by Whole Council
(32) -2014
London Boroughs Elect by Whole Council (32)
Inner London
1. Camden
2. City Of London
3. Hackney
4. Hammersmith and Fulham
5. Haringey
6. Islington
7. Kensington and Chelsea
8. Lambeth
9. Lewisham
10. Newham
11. Southwark
12. Tower Hamlets
13. Wandsworth
14. Westminster
Outer London
15. Barking and Dagenham
16. Barnet
17. Bexley
18. Brent
19. Bromley
20. Croydon
21. Ealing
22. Enfield
23. Greenwich
24. Harrow
25. Havering
26. Hillingdon
27. Hounslow
28. Kingston upon Thames
29. Merton
30. Redbridge
31. Richmond upon Thames
32. Sutton
33. Waltham Forest
32 London Borough Councils
2014
Metropolitan District Councils (36)
2014, 2015, 2016 (thirds each year)
Metropolitan District Councils (36)
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1. Barnsley
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2. Birmingham
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3. Bolton
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4. Bradford
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5. Bury
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6. Calderdale
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7. Coventry
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8. Doncaster
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9. Dudley
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10. Gateshead
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11. Kirklees
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12. Knowsley
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13. Leeds
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14. Liverpool
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15. Manchester
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16. North Tyneside
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17. Newcastle upon Tyne
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18. Oldham
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19. Rochdale
20. Rotherham
21. South Tyneside
22. Salford
23. Sandwell
24. Sefton
25. Sheffield
26. Solihull
27. St Helens
28. Stockport
29. Sunderland
30. Tameside
31. Trafford
32. Wakefield
33. Walsall
34. Wigan
35. Wirral
36. Wolverhampton
Metropolitan District Councils - 36
2014, 2015, 2016
Shire District Councils (electing by thirds,67)
2014, 2015,2016
Shire District Councils Electing By Thirds (67)
1. Amber Valley
2. Basildon
3. Basingstoke and Deane
4. Bassetlaw
5. Brentwood
6. Broxbourne
7. Burnley
8. Cambridge
9. Cannock Chase
10. Carlisle
11. Castle Point
12. Cherwell
13. Chorley
14. Colchester
15. Craven
16. Crawley
17. Daventry
18. Eastleigh
19. Elmbridge
20. Epping Forest
21. Exeter
22. Gloucester
23. Great Yarmouth
24. Harlow
25. Harrogate
26. Hart
27. Havant
28. Hertsmere
29. Huntingdonshire
30. Hyndburn
31. Ipswich
32. Lincoln
33. Maidstone
34. Mole Valley
35. Newcastle-under-Lyme
36. North Hertfordshire
37. Norwich
38. Pendle
39. Preston
40. Purbeck
41. Redditch
42. Reigate and Banstead
43. Rochford
44. Rossendale
45. Rugby
46. Runnymede
47. Rushmoor
48. St Albans
49. South Cambridgeshire
50. South Lakeland
51. Stevenage
52. Stratford-on-Avon
53. Stroud
54. Tamworth
55. Tandridge
56. Three Rivers
57. Tunbridge Wells
58. Watford
59. Welwyn Hatfield
60. West Lancashire
61. West Oxfordshire
62. Weymouth and Portland
63. Winchester
64. Woking
65. Worcester
66. Worthing
67. Wyre Forest
Shire District Councils
Electing Whole Council (127) - 2015
1. Allerdale
2. Arun
3. Ashfield
4. Ashford
5. Aylesbury Vale
6. Babergh
7. Barrow-in-Furness*
8. Blaby
9. Bolsover
10. Boston
11. Braintree
12. Breckland
13. Broadland
14. Bromsgrove
15. Broxtowe
16. Canterbury City
17. Charnwood
18. Chelmsford
19. Chesterfield
20. Chichester
21. Chiltern
22. Christchurch
23. Copeland
24. Corby
25. Cotswold
26. Dacorum
27. Dartford
28. Derbyshire Dales
29. Dover
30. Eastbourne
31. East Cambridgeshire
32. East Devon
33. East Dorset
34. East Hampshire
35. East Hertfordshire
36. East Lindsey
37. East Northamptonshire
38. East Staffordshire
39. Eden
40. Epsom and Ewell
41. Erewash
42. Fenland
43. Forest Heath
44. Forest of Dean
45. Fylde
46. Gedling
47. Gravesham
48. Guildford
49. Hambleton
50. Harborough
51. High Peak
52. Hinckley and Bosworth
53. Horsham
54. Kettering
55. King's Lynn and West Norfolk
56. Lancaster City
57. Lewes
58. Lichfield
59. Maldon
60. Malvern Hills
61. Mansfield
62. Melton
63. Mendip
64. Mid Devon
65. Mid Suffolk
66. Mid Sussex
67. New Forest
68. Newark and Sherwood
69. North Devon
70. North Dorset
71. North East Derbyshire
72. North Kesteven
73. North Norfolk
74. North Warwickshire
75. North West Leicestershire
76. Northampton
77. Oadby and Wigston
78. Ribble Valley
79. Richmondshire
80. Rother
81. Rushcliffe
82. Ryedale
83. Scarborough
84. Sedgemoor
85. Selby
86. Sevenoaks
87. Shepway
88. South Bucks
89. South Derbyshire
90. South Hams
91. South Holland
92. South Kesteven
93. South Norfolk
94. South Northamptonshire
95. South Oxfordshire
96. South Ribble
97. South Somerset
98. South Staffordshire 99. Spelthorne
100. St Edmundsbury
101. Stafford
102. Staffordshire Moorlands
103. Suffolk Coastal
104. Surrey Heath
105. Swale*
106. Taunton Deane
107. Teignbridge
108. Tendring
109. Test Valley
110. Tewkesbury
111. Thanet
112. Tonbridge and Malling
113. Torridge
114. Uttlesford
115. Vale of the White Horse
116. Warwick
117. Waveney*
118. Waverley
119. Wealden
120. Wellingborough
121. West Devon
122. West Dorset
123. West Lindsey*
124. West Somerset
125. Wychavon
126. Wycombe
127. Wyre
*These councils resolved to move to
whole council elections from 201
201 district councils in two-tier authorities – 2014 & 2015
Non-metropolitan county
Non-metropolitan districts (excluding unitary authorities)
Numbe
r
Buckinghamshire
South Bucks - Chiltern - Wycombe - Aylesbury Vale
4
Cambridgeshire
Cambridge - South Cambridgeshire - Huntingdonshire - Fenland - East Cambridgeshire
5
Cumbria
Barrow-in-Furness - South Lakeland - Copeland - Allerdale - Eden - Carlisle
6
Derbyshire
High Peak - Derbyshire Dales - South Derbyshire - Erewash - Amber Valley - North East
Derbyshire -Chesterfield - Bolsover
8
Devon
Exeter - East Devon - Mid Devon - North Devon - Torridge - West Devon - South Hams Teignbridge
8
Dorset
Weymouth and Portland - West Dorset - North Dorset - Purbeck - East Dorset - Christchurch
East Sussex
Hastings - Rother - Wealden - Eastbourne - Lewes
5
Essex
Harlow - Epping Forest - Brentwood - Basildon - Castle Point - Rochford - Maldon Chelmsford -Uttlesford - Braintree - Colchester - Tendring
12
Gloucestershire
Gloucester - Tewkesbury - Cheltenham - Cotswold - Stroud - Forest of Dean
6
Hampshire
Gosport - Fareham - Winchester - Havant - East Hampshire - Hart - Rushmoor - Basingstoke
and Deane - Test Valley - Eastleigh - New Forest
11
Hertfordshire
Three Rivers - Watford - Hertsmere - Welwyn Hatfield - Broxbourne - East Hertfordshire Stevenage -North Hertfordshire - St Albans - Dacorum
10
Kent
Dartford - Gravesham - Sevenoaks - Tonbridge and Malling - Tunbridge Wells - Maidstone Swale -Ashford - Shepway - Canterbury - Dover - Thanet
12
Lancashire
West Lancashire - Chorley - South Ribble - Fylde - Preston - Wyre - Lancaster - Ribble Valley Pendle- Burnley - Rossendale - Hyndburn
12
Leicestershire
Charnwood - Melton - Harborough - Oadby and Wigston - Blaby - Hinckley and Bosworth North West Leicestershire
7
6
Non-Metropolitain District Councils /cntd
Lincolnshire
Lincoln - North Kesteven - South Kesteven - South Holland - Boston - East Lindsey - West
Lindsey
7
Norfolk
Norwich - South Norfolk - Great Yarmouth - Broadland - North Norfolk - King's Lynn and West
Norfolk -Breckland
7
Northamptonshire
South Northamptonshire - Northampton - Daventry - Wellingborough - Kettering - Corby - East
Northamptonshire
7
North Yorkshire
Selby - Harrogate - Craven - Richmondshire - Hambleton - Ryedale - Scarborough
Nottinghamshire
Rushcliffe - Broxtowe - Ashfield - Gedling - Newark and Sherwood - Mansfield - Bassetlaw
Oxfordshire
Oxford - Cherwell - South Oxfordshire - Vale of White Horse - West Oxfordshire
Somerset
South Somerset - Taunton Deane - West Somerset - Sedgemoor - Mendip
Staffordshire
Tamworth - Lichfield - Cannock Chase - South Staffordshire - Stafford - Newcastle-underLyme -Staffordshire Moorlands - East Staffordshire
Suffolk
Ipswich - Suffolk Coastal - Waveney - Mid Suffolk - Babergh - St Edmundsbury - Forest Heath
Surrey
Spelthorne - Runnymede - Surrey Heath - Woking - Elmbridge - Guildford - Waverley - Mole
Valley -Epsom and Ewell - Reigate and Banstead - Tandridge
Warwickshire
North Warwickshire - Nuneaton and Bedworth - Rugby - Stratford-on-Avon - Warwick
West Sussex
Worthing - Arun - Chichester - Horsham - Crawley - Mid Sussex - Adur
Worcestershire
Worcester - Malvern Hills - Wyre Forest - Bromsgrove - Redditch - Wychavon
Total
7
7
5
5
8
7
11
5
7
6
201
Shire District Councils Electing Biennially (7)
2014, 2016
1. Adur
2. Cheltenham
3. Fareham
4. Gosport
5. Hastings
6. Nuneaton and Bedworth
7. Oxford
Elections to Unitary District Councils (49)
2014, 2015,2016
2014
A. Councils Electing By Thirds (19)
1. Blackburn with Darwen
2. Bristol (but on a different cycle)
3. Derby
4. Halton
5. Hartlepool
6. Hull
7. Milton Keynes
8. North East Lincolnshire
9. Peterborough
10. Plymouth
11. Portsmouth
12. Reading
13. Slough
14. Southampton
15. Southend
16. Swindon
17. Thurrock
18. Warrington
19. Wokingham
2015
B. Councils Electing By Whole Council (30)
1. Bath and North East Somerset
2. Bedford (Note that first elections were in 2009)
3. Blackpool
4. Bournemouth
5. Bracknell Forest
6. Brighton and Hove
7. Central Bedfordshire (Note that first elections were in 2009)
8. Cheshire East (Note that first elections were in 2008)
9. Cheshire West and Chester (Note that first elections were in 2008)
10. Darlington
11. East Riding of Yorkshire
12. Herefordshire
13. Leicester
14. Luton
15. Medway
16. Middlesbrough
17. North Lincolnshire
18. North Somerset
19. Nottingham
20. Poole
21. Redcar and Cleveland
22. Rutland
23. South Gloucestershire
24. Stockton-on-Tees
25. Stoke
26. Telford and the Wrekin
27. Torbay
28. West Berkshire
29. Windsor and Maidenhead
30. York