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Shropshire Council Unitary Election Results

By Shropshire Live3 May 2013
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The Conservatives have maintained overall control of Shropshire Council.

Shropshire Council Unitary Election Results

Vote counting began at 10am this morning at Shrewsbury Sports Village for the Shropshire Council local elections.

Following today’s result the make up of Shropshire Council is now 48 Conservative, 12 Liberal Democrat, 9 Labour and 5 Independent.

The election saw Conservatives lose three councillors, Labour adding two and three new independent councillors.

The turnout of voters was 33.9%.

Elected Councillors:


Abbey
Lib DemHannah Fraser (Liberal Democrat) Votes: 675

Albrighton
ConservativeMalcom Gregory Pate (Conservative) – Votes: 690

Alveley and Claverley
ConservativeTina Woodward (Conservative) Votes: 653

Bagley
ConservativeDean Spencer Carroll (Conservative) Votes: 354

Battlefield
ConservativeMalcolm Thomas Price (Conservative) Votes: 389

Bayston Hill, Column and Sutton
LabourJonathan Tandy (Labour) Votes: 2256
Jane Mackenzie (Labour) Votes: 1866

John Edward Clarke (Labour) Votes: 2286

Belle Vue
LabourJohn Mansel Williams (Labour) Votes: 939

Bishop's Castle
Lib DemCharlotte Ann Barnes (Liberal Democrat) Votes: 907

Bowbrook
ConservativePeter Michael Adams (Conservative) Votes: 604

Bridgnorth East and Astley
ConservativeWilliam Michael Parr (Conservative) Votes: 614
Christian James Lea (Conservative) Votes: 704

Bridgnorth West and Tasley
ConservativeJohn Hurst-Knight (Conservative) Votes: 656
Leslie John Paul Winwood (Conservative) Votes: 830

Brown Clee
ConservativeRobert Stuart Tindall (Conservative) Votes: 486

Broseley
LabourJean Elizabeth Jones (Labour) Votes: 706

Burnell
ConservativeTimothy Guy Barker (Conservative) Votes: 937

Castlefields and Ditherington
LabourAlan Neil Mosley (Labour) Votes: 937

Cheswardine
ConservativeAndrew Betham Davies (Conservative) Votes: 545

Church Stretton and Craven Arms
ConservativeLee Chapman (Conservative) Votes: 1423
David William Evans (Conservative) Votes: 1284

Chirbury and Worthen
Lib DemHeather Mary Kidd (Liberal Democrats) Votes: 1012

Clee
Lib DemRichard Mark Huffer (Liberal Democrat) Votes: 721

Cleobury Mortimer
ConservativeGwilym Howard Leslie Butler (Conservative) Votes: 1011


OtherDoreen Madge Shineton (Independent and Community Health Concern) Votes: 1181

Clun
Lib DemNigel John Hartin (Liberal Democrat) Votes: 714

Copthorne
ConservativePeter Anthony Nutting (Conservative) Votes: 569

Corvedale (uncontested)
ConservativeCecilia Mary Anne Motley (Conservative)

Ellesmere Urban
ConservativeElizabeth Ann Hartley(Conservative) Votes: 478

Gobowen, Selattyn & Weston Rhyn
ConservativeDavid Glyn Lloyd (Conservative) Votes: 747
Robert John Macey (Conservativs) Votes: 655

Harlescott
LabourVernon Thomas Bushell (Labour) Votes: 604

Highley
OtherDavid Tremellen (Independent) Votes: 374

Hodnet
ConservativeKaren Dale Calder (Conservative) Votes: 549

Llanymynech
ConservativeArthur Edward Walpole (Conservative) Votes: 654

Longden
Lib DemRoger Arthur Evans (Liberal Democrat) Votes: 817

Ludlow East
Lib DemTracey Huffer (Liberal Democrat) Votes: 467

Ludlow North
ConservativeRosanna Theresa Daphne Taylor-Smith (Conservative) Votes: 505

Ludlow South
ConservativeVivienne Parry (Liberal Democrat) Votes: 639

Market Drayton East
ConservativeJohn Stuart Cadwallader (Conservative) Votes: 524

Market Drayton West
ConservativeRoger Alan Hughes (Conservative) Votes 684
David James Minnery (Conservative) Votes: 653

Meole
ConservativeMichael John Owen (Conservative) Votes: 689

Monkmoor
LabourPamela Ann Moseley (Labour) Votes: 658

Much Wenlock
ConservativeDavid Richmond Turner (Conservative) Votes: 691

Oswestry East
OtherPeter Alun Cherrington (Independent) Votes: 611



ConservativeMartin Bennett (Conservative) Votes: 584

Oswestry South
ConservativeKeith Barrow (Conservative) Votes: 488

Oswestry West
ConservativeVincent John Hunt (Conservative) Votes: 558

Porthill
Lib DemAnne Marilyn Chebsey (Liberal Democrat) Votes: 501

Prees
ConservativePaul Anthony Donald Wynn (Conservative) Votes: 614

Quarry and Coton Hill
Lib DemAndrew David Murray Bannerman (Liberal Democrat) Votes: 451

Radbrook
ConservativeKeith Raymond Roberts (Conservative) Votes: 592

Rea Valley
ConservativeJohn Tudor Bebb (Conservative) Votes: 512

Severn Valley
ConservativeClaire Margaret Wild (Conservative) Votes: 946

Shawbury (uncontested)
ConservativeSimon Jones (Conservative)

Shifnal North
OtherKevin David Turley (Independent) – Votes: 524

Shifnal South and Cosford
ConservativeStuart John West (Conservative) - Votes: 658

St. Oswald (uncontested)
ConservativeJoyce Bernardette Barrow (Conservative)

St. Martin's
ConservativeStephen Harry Davenport (Conservative) Votes: 465

Sundorne
LabourJohn Kevin Pardy (Labour) Votes: 545

Tern
ConservativeEdward John Everall (Conservative) Votes: 721

The Meres (uncontested)
ConservativeBrian Beckett Williams (Conservative)

Underdale
Lib DemJonathan Miles Whitthorn Kenny (Liberal Democrat) Votes: 661

Wem
OtherPauline Anne Dee (Independent) Votes: 1107



Lib DemChristopher John Mellings (Liberal Democrat) Votes: 1322

Whitchurch South (uncontested)
ConservativeGerald Dakin (Conservative)

Whitchurch North (uncontested)
ConservativePeggy Mullock (Conservative)
Thomas Henry Biggins (Conservative)

Whittington
ConservativeStephen Frank Charmley (Conservative) Votes: 517

Worfield
ConservativeMichael Linden Wood (Conservative) Votes: 607

View the full list of results - http://new.shropshire.gov.uk/elections-2013/unitary/results-full-text-list/

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