Election results 2012

Published on 04/05/2012 07:49

THE Conservatives have retained control of Daventry District Council (DDC) despite gains from Labour.

There are 29 Conservative councillors on the new look DDC with six Labour councillors and one Liberal Democrat. Among the surprise results saw long standing councillors Gloria Edwards-Davidson, Colin Poole and Annette Dunn voted off their respective seats.

For reaction and analysis of the results, see next week’s Daventry Express.

A full break down of the results can be seen below.

Abbey North Ward (Daventry)

Chris Long (Cons) 397 votes 11.7% - Elected

Maureen Luke (Lab) 379 votes 11.2% - Elected

David James (Lab) 358 votes 10.5% - Elected

David Earles (Cons) 336 votes 9.9%

Gloria Edwards-Davidson (Cons) 335 votes 9.9%

Ken Ritchie (Lab) 308 votes 9.1%

Adam Collyer (UKIP) 245 votes 7.2%

Andrew Piercey (Lib Dem) 86 votes 2.5%

Abbey South Ward (Daventry)

Deanna Eddon (Cons) 682 votes 14.6% - Elected

Chris Over (Cons) 652 votes 13.9% - Elected

Colin Morgan (Cons) 578 votes 12.4% - Elected

Mike Fletcher (Ind) 543 votes 11.6%

Peter Luke (Lab) 536 votes 11.5%

Luisa Pereira (Lib Dem) 268 votes 5.7%

Barby and Kilsby Ward

Catherine Lomax (Lib Dem) 773 votes 22.9% - Elected

Richard Atterbury (Cons) 719 votes 21.3% - Elected

Adrian Snook (Cons) 532 votes 15.8%

Braunston and Welton Ward

Abigail Campbell (Lab) 610 votes 65% - Elected

John Hurst (Cons) 329 votes 35%

Brixworth Ward

Nick Bunting (Cons) 1004 votes 17.9% - Elected

Liz Wiig (Cons) 924 votes 16.5% - Elected

Frank Wiig (Cons) 859 votes 15.3% - Elected

Steve Whiffen (Green) 497 votes 8.9%

Samuel Barratt (Lib Dem) 376 votes 6.7%

Matthew Nobles (Lab) 321 5.7%

Drayton Ward (Daventry)

Wendy Randall (Lab) 654 votes 15.2% - Elected

Olwen Loud (Lab) 579 votes 13.5% - Elected

Christopher Lee (Lab) 540 votes 12.5% - Elected

Annette Dunn (Cons) 431 votes 10.0%

Colin Poole (Cons) 408 votes 9.5%

Ian Robinson (Cons) 397 votes 9.2%

Inge Freudenreich (Lib Dem) 116 votes 2.7%

Hill Ward (Daventry)

Alan Hills (Cons) 571 votes 14.3% - Elected

Wayne Howard (Cons) 526 votes 13.2% - Elected

Andrew Harris (Cons) 522 votes 13.1% - Elected

Ron Pursey (Lab) 453 votes 11.3%

Nigel Carr (Lab) 436 votes 10.9%

Rich Williams (Lab) 412 votes 10.3%

Long Buckby Ward

Chris Millar (Cons) 853 votes 13.4% - Elected

Diana Osborne (Cons) 845 votes 13.3% - Elected

Steve Osborne (Cons) 837 votes 13.2% - Elected

Chris Myers (Lab) 594 votes 9.3%

Neil Farmer (Lib Dem) 543 8.5%

Athynea Burchall 488 7.7%

Alan Bennett-Spencer (English Democrat) 329 5.2%

Moulton Ward

Daniel Cribbin (Cons) 736 votes 24.5% - Elected

Mike Warren (Cons) 725 votes 24.1% - Elected

Mark Maryan (Lab) 296 votes 9.9%

Liz Pym (Lib Dem) 143 votes 4.8%

Ravensthorpe Ward

Ken Melling (Cons) 420 votes 61.8% - Elected

Gaynor Bennett-Spencer (English Democrat) 136 votes 20%

Malcolm Adcock (Lib Dem) 124 votes 18.2%

Spratton Ward

John Shephard (Cons) 762 votes 27% - Elected

Barry Frenchman (Cons) 739 votes 26.2% - Elected

Rachel Fearnley (Lib Dem) 260 votes, 9.2%

Walgrave Ward

Ann Carter (Cons) 393 votes 70.1% - Elected

Maggie Saxon (Lab) 168 votes 29.9%

Weedon Ward

Kevin Perry (Cons) 1177 votes 20.5% - Elected

Eddie Reeves (Cons) 1076 votes 18.7% - Elected

Ian Duly (Cons) 1043 votes 18.2% - Elected

Betty Ritchie (Lab) 411 votes 7.2%

Chris Salaman (Lib Dem) 339 votes 5.9%

Welford Ward

Kay Driver (Cons) 835 votes 25.2% - Elected

Cecile Irving-Swift (Cons) 714 votes 21.5% - Elected

Katharine Wicksteed (Green) 311 votes 9.4%

Sue Myers (Lab) 241 votes 7.3%

Woodford Ward

Liz Griffin (Cons) 857 votes 17.4% - Elected

Jo Gilford (Cons) 741 votes 15.1% - Elected

Bob Patchett (Cons) 672 votes 13.7% - Elected

Tony Scott (Ind) 511 votes 10.4%

Richard Buck (Lib Dem) 356 votes 7.2%

Zeshan Hussain (Lab) 317 votes 6.4%

Yelvertoft Ward

Alan Chantler (Cons) 490 votes 78.4% - Elected

Janet John (Lab) 83 votes 13.3%

Hermione Ainley (Lib Dem) 52 8.3%

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