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Redditch County election results in full

Imogen Buller 8th May, 2017 Updated: 10th May, 2017   0

The total breakdown of the votes cast for Redditch in the Worcestershire County Council elections:

 

Arrow Valley East: (was UKIP majority – 281 and Labour majority – 32)

Joe Baker (Lab) – 1,913




Tom Baker-Price (Con) -1,957

Peter Bridle (Ukip) – 849


Juliet Brunner (Con) – 2,000

David Gee (Lib Dem) – 316

Wanda King (Lab) – 1,637

Paul Swansborough (Ukip) – 965

Robert Wardell (Greens) – 167

Rylma White (Greens) – 155

Hans Windheuser (Lib Dem) – 209

(10 ballots rejected)

 

Arrow Valley West:  (was Labour majorities – 357 and 209)

Matt Dormer (Con) – 1,574

Andrew Fry (Lab) – 1,943

Kathy Haslam (Ukip) – 466

Pattie Hill (Lab) – 1,797

Scott Preston (Ukip) – 468

Russell Taylor (Lib Dem) – 220

David Thain (Con) – 1,276

Diane Thomas (Lib Dem) – 290

Rachel Wardell (Greens) – 176

Kevin White (Greens) – 126

Sharnah Wynn – 121

(10 ballots rejected)

 

Redditch North:  (was Labour majorities – 379 and 376)

Brandon Clayton (Con) – 1,921

Robin Lunn (Lab) – 1,994

Tony Pitt (Lib Dem) – 257

Steve Pound (Greens) – 264

Gareth Prosser (Con) – 1,698

Barry Thornton (Ukip) – 377

Simon Venables (Greens) – 238

Graham Vickery (Lab) – 1,841

Ian Webster (Lib Dem) – 189

Sally Woodhall (Ukip) – 388

(six ballots rejected)

 

Redditch South: (was Conservative majority – 69 and UKIP majority – 58)

Roger Bennett (Con) – 2,998

Gilly Cooper (Lab) – 1,467

Claire Davies (Greens) – 312

Pamela Gee (Lib Dem) – 357

David Greenwood (Ukip) – 338

Melvyn Haigh (Ukip) – 463

Rita Hindle (Lib Dem) – 341

Mike Lewington (Lab) -1,313

Jane Potter (Con) – 2,599

Aistair Waugh (Green) – 237

(eight ballots rejected)

 

In Redditch the Tories gained four new seats and held on to one – leaving five out of the eight available seats now occupied by them – both Labour and UKIP each lost two.

The overall turnout of voters in Redditch was up from the 2013 election which saw 28.99 per cent of people vote, while this year 32.16 per cent registered their support.

Polling stations closed at 10pm on May 4, and verification and counts took place across the county on Friday (May 5) from 10am with an overall turnout of 34.8 per cent.

The County Council Results by party:

Conservative – 40

Labour – 10

Liberal Democrat – 3

Green – 2

Independent – 1

Independent Community and Health Concern – 1

For more information, visit www.worcestershire.gov.uk/elections