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Cheshire West and Chester Council election, 2019
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All 70 seats on Cheshire West and Chester Council
36 seats needed for a majority
  First party Second party Third party
  Blank Blank Blank
Leader Samantha Dixon Lynn Riley
Party Labour Conservative Independent
Leader since July 2014 (2014-07) 17 May 2016 (2016-05-17)
Leader's seat Chester City and The Garden Quarter Frodsham
Last election 38 seats,
34.7% 		36 seats,
36.7% 		1 seat,
3.0%
Seats before 38 35 2
Seats won 35 28 4
Seat change Decrease 3 Decrease 7 Increase 2
Popular vote 59,096 63,003 9,348
Percentage 34.0% 35.7% 8.2%
Swing Decrease 0.7% Decrease 1.0% Increase 5.2%
  Fourth party Fifth party
  Blank Blank
Party Liberal Democrats Green
Last election 0 seats,
9.7% 		0 seats,
6.4%
Seats before 0 0
Seats won 2 1
Seat change Increase 2 Increase 1
Popular vote 19,705 8,609
Percentage 13.4% 7.9%
Swing Increase 3.7% Increase 1.5%
Results of the 2019 election by ward
Leader of the Council before election

Samantha Dixon
Labour

Leader of the Council after election

Louise Gittins
Labour

The 2019 Cheshire West and Chester Council election took place on 2 May 2019 to elect members of Cheshire West and Chester Council in England. This was on the same day as other local elections. Five fewer seats were contested because of boundary changes. No party gained overall control. The Labour Party gained a seat but lost control of the council; the Conservatives lost 8 seats, while the Independents gained 4, the Liberal Democrats gained 2, and the Green Party gained one.[1]

Background

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At the 2015 election, Cheshire West and Chester (CWaC) was the only council to be won by Labour from the Conservatives. The Liberal Democrats had lost their last seat on the council, while both UKIP and the Green Party had increased their vote share but failed to win seats. With only a narrow Labour majority, the Conservatives were hopeful of regaining the council. However, the aftermath of the Brexit referendum had significantly reshaped British party politics and BBC journalist Phil McCann noted that CWaC was the most evenly divided borough in the North West in terms of Leave/Remain, making the effect of Brexit on the election difficult to predict.[2]

Between the 2015 and 2019 elections, a boundary review was carried out. The number of councillors was reduced from 75 to 70, with some wards merged and others split. In total, there were 219 candidates – 70 Conservative, 66 Labour, 49 Liberal Democrat, 18 Green, 11 independents (including Eveleigh Moore-Dutton, elected in 2015 as a Conservative), 4 UKIP and 1 For Britain Movement. 24 existing councillors stood down.[3]

Results

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Councillor changes

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New councillors

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  • Paul Bowers (Green, Helsby)
  • Kate Cernik, (Labour, Northwich Winnington and Castle)
  • Robert Cernik, (Labour, Northwich Winnington and Castle)
  • Mandy Clare (Labour, Winsford Dene)
  • Steve Collings (Labour Great Boughton)
  • Andrew Cooper (Labour, Northwich Leftwich)
  • Lisa Denson (Labour, Westminster)
  • Simon Eardley (Conservative, Saughall and Mollington)
  • Gillian Edwards (Independent, Weaver and Cuddington)
  • Mal Gaskill (Liberal Democrats, Winsford Swanlow)
  • Gareth Gould (Labour, Strawberry)
  • Graham Heatley (Conservative, Gowy Rural)
  • Phil Herbert (Independent, Hartford and Greenbank)
  • Adam Langan (Labour, Newton and Hoole)
  • Gina Lewis (Labour, Winsford Over and Verdin)
  • Sheila Little (Labour, Blacon)
  • Phil Marshall (Conservative, Marbury)
  • Joanne Moorcroft (Labour, Winsford Gravel)
  • Nathan Pardoe (Labour, Winsford Wharton)
  • Trish Richards (Labour, Blacon)
  • Paul Roberts (Liberal Democrats, Farndon)
  • Helen Treeby (Conservative, Rudheath)
  • Christine Warner (Labour, Ledsham and Manor)
  • Elton Watson (Conservative, Davenham, Moulton and Kingsmead)
  • Peter Wheeler (Labour, Ledsham and Manor)
  • Rachel Williams (Conservative, Malpas)

Outgoing councillors

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  • Gareth Anderson (Conservative)[a]
  • David Armstrong (Labour)[a]
  • Don Beckett (Labour)[a]
  • Alex Black (Labour)[a]
  • Pamela Booher (Labour)[a]
  • Stephen Burns (Labour)
  • Angie Chidley (Labour)
  • Brian Clarke (Labour)[a]
  • Angela Claydon (Labour)[a]
  • Jess Crook (Labour)[a]
  • Brian Crowe (Conservative)[a]
  • Paul Dolan (Labour)[a]
  • Howard Greenwood (Conservative)[a]
  • Pamela Hall (Conservative)[a]
  • Don Hammond (Conservative)[a]
  • Eleanor Johnson (Conservative)[a]
  • Nigel Jones (Conservative)
  • Susan Kaur (Conservative)[a]
  • Tony Lawrenson (Labour)
  • Alan McKie (Conservative)[a]
  • Jane Mercer (Labour)[a]
  • Pat Merrick (Labour)
  • Marie Nelson (Labour)[a]
  • Ralph Oultram (Conservative)[a]
  • James Pearson (Conservative)
  • Tony Sherlock (Labour)[a]
  • Gaynor Sinar (Conservative)
  • Stephen Smith (Labour)[a]
  • Chris Whitehurst (Conservative)[a]

Re-elected councillors

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  • Val Armstrong (Labour, Lache)
  • Martin Barker (Independent, Parkgate)
  • Mike Baynham (Conservative, Winsford Over and Verdin)
  • Richard Beacham (Labour, Newton and Hoole)
  • Robert Bisset (Labour, Central and Grange)
  • Tommy Blackmore (Labour, Winsford Over and Verdin)
  • Keith Board (Conservative, Great Boughton)
  • Matt Bryan (Labour, Upton)
  • Razia Daniels (Conservative, Handbridge Park)
  • Andrew Dawson (Conservative, Frodsham)
  • Martyn Delaney (Labour, Chester City and The Garden Quarter)
  • Hugo Deynem (Conservative, Sandstone)
  • Samantha Dixon (Labour, Chester City and The Garden Quarter)
  • Paul Donovan (Labour, Sutton Villages)
  • Michael Edwardson (Labour, Wolverham)
  • Charles Fifield (Conservative, Weaver and Cuddington)
  • Carol Gahan (Labour, Blacon)
  • Lynn Gibbon (Conservative, Marbury)
  • Louise Gittins (Labour, Little Neston)
  • Myles Hogg (Conservative, Willaston and Thornton)
  • Jill Houlbrook (Conservative, Upton)
  • Brian Jones (Labour, Whitby Groves)
  • Mike Jones (Conservative, Tattenhall)
  • John Leather (Conservative, Tarvin and Kelsall)
  • Nicole Meardon (Labour, Sutton Villages)
  • Eveleigh Moore Dutton (Independent, Tarporley)
  • Sam Naylor (Labour, Northwich Witton)
  • Margaret Parker (Conservative, Gowy Rural)
  • Stuart Parker (Conservative, Christleton and Huntington)
  • Patricia Parkes (Conservative, Hartford and Greenbank)
  • Lynn Riley (Conservative, Frodsham)
  • Diane Roberts (Labour, Netherpool)
  • Peter Rooney (Labour, Whitby Park)
  • Bob Rudd (Labour, Chester City and The Garden Quarter)
  • Karen Shore (Labour, Central and Grange)
  • Mark Stocks (Conservative, Shakerley)
  • Neil Sullivan (Conservative, Handbridge Park)
  • Harry Tonge (Conservative, Tarvin and Kelsall)
  • Gill Watson (Labour, Newton and Hoole)
  • Helen Weltman (Conservative, Davenham, Moulton and Kingsmead)
  • Andy Williams (Labour, Neston)
  • Mark Williams (Conservative, Christleton and Huntington)
  • Paul Williams (Conservative, Weaver and Cuddington)
  • Norman Wright (Conservative, Marbury)

Overall election result

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2019 Cheshire West and Chester Council election
Party Candidates Seats Gains Losses Net gain/loss Seats % Votes % Votes +/−
  Labour 66 35 3 3 Decrease 3 50.0 36.7 59,096 +2.0
  Conservative 70 28 2 8 Decrease 8 40.0 39.2 63,003 +2.5
  Independent 11 4 3 0 Increase 3 5.7 5.8 9,348 +2.8
  Liberal Democrats 49 2 2 0 Increase 2 2.9 12.3 19,705 +2.5
  Green 18 1 1 0 Increase 1 1.4 5.4 8,609 –0.9
  UKIP 4 0 0 0 Steady 0.0 0.6 958 –8.6
  For Britain 1 0 0 0 Steady 0.0 0.1 131 N/A

Seats

  Labour (50%)
  Conservative (40%)
  Independent (5.71%)
  Liberal Democrats (2.86%)
  Green (1.43%)

The election saw Labour narrowly lose its majority, winning 35 seats of the 70 available – a result local election analyst Andrew Teale attributed chiefly to the boundary changes – but remain the largest party.[4] The Conservatives fell back considerably, with just 28 seats, but still won the largest share of the vote. The Liberal Democrats returned to the council, winning 2 seats in Winsford Swanlow (formerly Labour) and Farndon (formerly Conservative), and the Greens won their first ever seat on CWaC, taking Helsby from the Conservatives. Independents also surged – incumbents Martin Barker in Parkgate and Eveleigh Moore-Dutton in Tarporley held their seats, and two further independents won a seat from the Conservatives in the multi-member wards of Weaver and Cuddington, and Hartford and Greenbank.[5] In April 2020, Hartford and Greenbank Independent Cllr Phil Herbert joined the Conservative Group.[6]

Results by ward

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Blacon

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Blacon (3 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Carol Margaret Gahan 1,593 61.03
Labour Sheila Little 1,580 60.54
Labour Trish Richards 1,507 57.74
Conservative John Charles Mawson 694 26.59
Conservative Maria Jombikova 586 22.45
Conservative Richard Terence Short 574 21.99
Green Diana Mary Wilderspin-Jones 414 15.86
Liberal Democrats Kris James Patterson 210 2.93
Turnout 2,610 25.70
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold

Central and Grange

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Central and Grange (2 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Karen Louise Shore 1,142 72.01
Labour Robert Ian Bisset 997 62.86
Liberal Democrats Elizabeth Jewkes 259 16.33
Conservative Andrew Wade Merrill 199 12.55
Conservative Lynn Turnbull 182 11.48
Turnout 1,586 20.00
Labour hold
Labour hold

Chester City and The Garden Quarter

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Chester City and The Garden Quarter (3 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Samantha Kate Dixon 2,182 55.41
Labour Bob Rudd 1,919 48.73
Labour Martyn Delaney 1,829 46.44
Conservative Chris Hughes 1,036 26.31
Conservative Ashley James Avery-Bennett 1,016 25.80
Conservative Mike Tomlinson 986 25.04
Green Nicholas James Brown 754 19.15
Liberal Democrats Ian Hopkinson 353 8.96
Liberal Democrats Timothy Longman 320 8.13
Liberal Democrats Amy Jo Mullis-Watkins 317 8.05
Independent Terry Coe 310 7.87
Turnout 3,938 30.70
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold

Christleton and Huntington

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Christleton and Huntington (2 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Conservative Mark Graham Williams 1,633 50.59
Conservative Stuart Parker 1,570 48.64
Labour Max Hudson 698 21.62
Labour Andy Price 676 20.94
Green David Andrew Ross Jones 528 16.36
Liberal Democrats Christopher John Ward 504 15.61
Liberal Democrats Robert Mark Hall-Jones 448 13.88
Turnout 3,228 38.90
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Davenham, Moulton and Kingsmead

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Davenham, Moulton and Kingsmead (2 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Conservative Helen Catherine Weltman 1,320 51.38
Conservative Elton Philip Watson 1,228 47.80
Independent Simon Gerald McDonald 687 26.74
Labour Lyndsay Barwell 539 20.98
Labour Ian Molton 439 17.09
Liberal Democrats Jo Conchie 435 16.93
Turnout 2,569 31.60
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Farndon

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Farndon (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Liberal Democrats Paul David Roberts 982 60.84
Conservative Robert Murrin Bailey 566 35.07
Labour Patricia Anne Merrick 66 4.09
Turnout 1,614 44.70
Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative

Frodsham

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Frodsham (2 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Conservative Andrew William Dawson 1,652 50.03
Conservative Lynn Riley 1,611 48.79
Labour Michelle Parker 863 26.14
Labour Michael John Garvey 834 25.26
Independent Judith Ann Critchley 414 12.54
Green Christine Mary Webber 324 9.81
Independent Mallie Poulton 295 8.93
Liberal Democrats Audrey Isobel Griffiths 219 6.63
Liberal Democrats Ross Sibson 182 5.51
Turnout 3,302 43.80
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Gowy Rural

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Gowy Rural (2 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Conservative Margaret Phyllis Parker 1,272 48.62
Conservative Graham Robert Heatley 1,262 48.24
Labour John Joseph Heffernan 668 25.54
Labour Jean Hardiman Smith 649 24.81
Green Jackie Tait 506 19.34
Liberal Democrats Glyn Jones 355 13.57
Turnout 2,616 35.90
Conservative hold
Conservative gain from Labour

Great Boughton

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Great Boughton (2 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Steve Collings 1,506 51.40
Conservative Keith William Edward Board 1,394 47.58
Conservative David Whitehead 1,328 45.32
Labour Sandra Patricia Worger 1,239 42.29
Green Gemma Macpherson 520 17.75
Liberal Democrats Nala Rollo 380 12.97
Liberal Democrats Matthew Simon Dunford 333 11.37
UKIP Charles William Henry Dodman 329 11.23
Green Ian John Francis Wade 327 11.16
Turnout 2,930 44.20
Conservative hold
Labour gain from Conservative

Handbridge Park

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Handbridge Park (2 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Conservative Razia Daniels 1,849 47.81
Conservative Neil Anthony Sullivan 1,666 43.08
Labour Lisa Rossetti 1,287 33.28
Labour Rhiannon Jade Taylor 1,001 25.89
Green Mat Roberts 555 14.35
Liberal Democrats Carol Anne Braithwaite 389 10.06
Liberal Democrats Jonathan Daniel Rule 352 9.10
Turnout 3,867 49.50
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Hartford and Greenbank

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Hartford and Greenbank (2 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Independent Phil Herbert 1,048 37.16
Conservative Patricia Mary Parkes 980 34.75
Independent Martin David Loftus 907 32.16
Conservative Gaynor Jean Sinar 825 29.26
Green Mungo Douglas Stapledon Reid Dalglish 368 13.05
Labour Kevin William Rimmer 368 13.05
Labour Mitch Rowley 340 12.06
Turnout 2,820 38.10
Independent gain from Conservative
Conservative hold

Helsby

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Helsby (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Green Paul Richard Bowers 1,015 54.78
Conservative Terry O'Neill 524 28.28
Labour Nigel David James 261 14.09
Liberal Democrats David Heath 53 2.86
Turnout 1,853 45.00
Green gain from Conservative

Lache

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Lache (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Val Armstrong 651 51.42
Conservative Jack Alex Jackson 482 38.07
Liberal Democrats Nicole Mary Fearon 133 10.51
Turnout 1,266 32.20
Labour hold

Ledsham and Manor

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Ledsham and Manor (2 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Peter Joseph Wheeler 1,552 53.48
Labour Christine Veronica Williams Warner 1,430 49.28
Conservative Nic Hebson 1,032 35.56
Conservative Francis Kwaku Kwateng 939 32.36
Liberal Democrats Graham Handley 390 13.44
Turnout 2,902 38.30
Labour hold
Labour gain from Conservative

Little Neston

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Little Neston (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Louise Clare Gittins 1,008 46.91
Conservative Nigel Graham Jones 969 45.09
Liberal Democrats Rob Taylor 172 8.00
Turnout 2,149 51.70
Labour hold

Malpas

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Malpas (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Conservative Rachel Marion Williams 774 57.25
Independent Charlie Higgie 478 35.36
Labour Paula Irene D'Arcy 100 7.40
Turnout 1,352 37.20
Conservative hold

Marbury

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Marbury (3 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Conservative Lynn Joyce Gibbon 1,800 55.00
Conservative Norman Geoffrey Wright 1,779 54.35
Conservative Phil Marshall 1,597 48.79
Green Sue Beesley 1,078 32.94
Liberal Democrats Amy Barbara Elliott-Smith 880 26.89
Labour Lee Paul McDonnell 770 23.53
Turnout 3,273 32.40
Conservative hold
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Neston

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Neston (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Andy Williams 800 62.16
Conservative Dominic Philip Thornill Roberts 487 37.84
Turnout 1,287 31.90
Labour hold

Netherpool

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Netherpool (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Diane Elizabeth Roberts 721 62.91
Conservative Richard Thomas Soper 277 24.17
Liberal Democrats Rosemarie Handley 148 12.91
Turnout 1,146 28.80
Labour hold

Newton and Hoole

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Newton and Hoole (3 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Richard Mark Beacham 2,367 46.41
Labour Adam Langan 2,325 45.59
Labour Gill Watson 2,257 44.25
Liberal Democrats Noel Francis McGlinchey 1,125 22.06
Conservative Suzanne Booth 1,062 20.82
Conservative Kate Elizabeth Vaughan 1,038 20.35
Liberal Democrats Mark Andrew Williams 1,002 19.65
Liberal Democrats Ellie Hopgood 948 18.59
Green Simon Ward Brown 848 16.63
Conservative Rebecca Wimpey 831 16.29
Independent John Brian Ebo 608 11.92
Turnout 5,100 44.60
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold

Northwich Leftwich

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Northwich Leftwich (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Andrew Graham Cooper 481 49.95
Conservative Linda Nelson 337 34.99
Liberal Democrats Andrew Paul Hyde 145 15.06
Turnout 963 25.80
Labour gain from Conservative

Northwich Winnington and Castle

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Northwich Winnington and Castle (2 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Kate Cernik 752 51.09
Labour Robert Joseph Cernik 678 46.06
Conservative Joanne Wright 571 38.79
Conservative Kris Hinde 521 35.39
Liberal Democrats Alice Philippa Chapman 242 16.44
Turnout 1,472 23.30
Labour hold
Labour hold

Northwich Witton

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Northwich Witton (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Sam Naylor 548 62.77
Conservative Alfred Milliken 198 22.68
Liberal Democrats Keith Hinde 127 14.55
Turnout 873 22.40
Labour hold

Parkgate

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Parkgate (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Independent Martin Trevor Barker 1,123 58.46
Conservative Steve Wastell 482 25.09
Labour John William Roach 173 9.01
Liberal Democrats John Derry Lawrence Edwards 86 4.48
Green Drew Bellis 57 2.97
Turnout 1,921 47.30
Independent hold

Rudheath

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Rudheath (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Conservative Helen Treeby 557 50.45
Labour Helen Rowlands 449 40.67
Liberal Democrats Roy Graham Griffiths 98 8.88
Turnout 1,104 27.30
Conservative gain from Labour

Sandstone

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Sandstone (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Conservative Hugo William Edward Deynem 949 52.78
Liberal Democrats Rob Verity 337 18.74
Labour Julie Dilworth 261 14.52
Green Alexandra Dedman 251 13.96
Turnout 1,798 44.30
Conservative hold

Saughall and Mollington

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Saughall and Mollington (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Conservative Simon James Vernon Eardley 849 54.77
Labour Sally Clare Atkin 490 31.61
Liberal Democrats Justin Charles David Pemberton 211 13.61
Turnout 1,550 38.00
Conservative hold

Shakerley

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Shakerley (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Conservative Mark Lister Stocks 700 59.63
Liberal Democrats John David Harding 249 21.21
Labour Tony Lawrenson 225 19.17
Turnout 1,174 30.20
Conservative hold

Strawberry

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Strawberry (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Gareth David Gould 962 67.46
Conservative John Barclay Turnbull 464 32.54
Turnout 1,426 34.20
Labour hold

Sutton Villages

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Sutton Villages (2 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Paul Francis Donovan 1,493 67.68
Labour Nicole Meardon 1,426 64.64
Conservative Brian Anderson 495 22.44
Conservative Derek Harold Dickson 446 20.22
Liberal Democrats Les Litwin 198 8.98
Turnout 2,206 27.00
Labour hold
Labour hold

Tarporley

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Tarporley (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Independent Eveleigh Hilda Moore Dutton 1,266 65.73
Conservative Nicholas Paul Blything 377 19.57
Liberal Democrats Ian Douglas Priestner 165 8.57
Green Christopher George Theodore Copeman 66 3.43
Labour David Raymond Southall 52 2.70
Turnout 1,926 47.40
Independent gain from Conservative

Tarvin and Kelsall

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Tarvin and Kelsall (2 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Conservative John Alfred Leather 1,275 47.17
Conservative Harry Tonge 1,054 38.99
Liberal Democrats Ted Lush 1,033 38.22
Liberal Democrats John Michael Oliver Edwards 869 32.15
Green Anna Elise Crowder 415 15.35
Labour Damon John Horrill 285 10.54
Turnout 2,703 37.30
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Tattenhall

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Tattenhall (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Conservative Mike Jones 720 53.53
Liberal Democrats Vera Sandra Roberts 230 17.10
Green Michael John Boxall 217 16.13
Labour Angie Chidley 178 13.23
Turnout 1,345 35.60
Conservative hold

Upton

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Upton (2 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Matt Bryan 1,485 45.21
Conservative Jill Houlbrook 1,361 41.43
Labour Chloe Rebecca Loseby 1,230 37.44
Conservative Gary John Hulmes 1,050 31.96
Liberal Democrats Jean Elizabeth Evans 572 17.41
UKIP Frank Samuel 258 7.85
UKIP Alison Jane Samuel 243 7.40
Turnout 3,285 43.60
Labour hold
Conservative hold

Weaver and Cuddington

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Weaver and Cuddington (3 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Independent Gillian Edwards 2,212 50.38
Conservative Paul Williams 2,062 46.96
Conservative Charles Grant Fifield 2,027 46.16
Conservative Adam Douglas Wordsworth 1,605 36.55
Liberal Democrats Steve Donhue 1,041 23.71
Labour Chris Perkes 875 19.93
Liberal Democrats Martin England 669 15.24
Labour John Alexander Gordon 650 14.80
Turnout 4,391 37.70
Independent gain from Conservative
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

Westminster

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Westminster (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Lisa Valerie Denson 583 71.71
For Britain Mark Andrew Hartley 131 16.11
Conservative Graham Pritchard 99 12.18
Turnout 813 24.00
Labour hold

Whitby Groves

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Whitby Groves (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Brian Jones 750 60.98
Conservative Nick Lacey 480 39.02
Turnout 1,230 34.20
Labour hold

Whitby Park

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Whitby Park (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Peter Anthony Rooney 717 61.81
Conservative Linda Ellen Cooper 357 30.78
Liberal Democrats Kurt Frederick Jewkes 86 7.41
Turnout 1,160 29.20
Labour hold

Willaston and Thornton

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Willaston and Thornton (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Conservative Myles Hogg 1,383 78.98
Labour Matthew Bracken 368 21.02
Turnout 1,751 42.70
Conservative hold

Winsford Dene

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Winsford Dene (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Mandy Clare 487 52.03
Liberal Democrats Ailsa Louise Gaskill-Jones 178 19.02
Conservative Liz Porritt 143 15.28
UKIP Andrew David Mann 128 13.68
Turnout 936 25.80
Labour hold

Winsford Gravel

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Winsford Gravel (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Joanne Elizabeth Moorcroft 434 51.79
Conservative Saundra Edith Alice Middleton 250 29.83
Liberal Democrats Paul Carter 154 18.38
Turnout 838 26.10
Labour hold

Winsford Over and Verdin

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Winsford Over and Verdin (3 seats)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Tommy Blackmore 1,250 43.06
Labour Gina Lewis 1,178 40.58
Conservative Mike Baynham 974 33.55
Labour David William Snowdon Stearne 967 33.31
Conservative James Joseph Pearson 850 29.28
Conservative David Thomas 838 28.87
Liberal Democrats Bob Barton 551 18.98
Liberal Democrats Charlie Parkinson 509 17.53
Liberal Democrats Brandon Parkey 419 14.43
Green Christopher Simon Payne 366 12.61
Turnout 2,903 28.10
Conservative hold
Labour hold
Labour hold

Winsford Swanlow

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Winsford Swanlow (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Liberal Democrats Mal Gaskill 372 36.80
Labour Stephen Burns 361 35.71
Conservative Shaun Vincent Hopkins 278 27.50
Turnout 1,011 28.90
Liberal Democrats gain from Labour

Winsford Wharton

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Winsford Wharton (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Nathan Pardoe 425 51.70
Liberal Democrats Bev Theron 275 33.45
Conservative David Scott McNeilage 122 14.84
Turnout 822 22.10
Labour hold

Wolverham

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Wolverham (1 seat)
Party Candidate Votes %
Labour Michael Edwardson 719 86.84
Conservative Gordon Douglas Grant Meldrum 109 13.16
Turnout 828 22.10
Labour hold

Notes

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  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v Did not stand for election.

References

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  1. ^ "Cheshire West and Chester Council: Election results for 2019". BBC. 3 May 2019. Retrieved 3 May 2019.
  2. ^ McCann, Phil (14 April 2019). "Decade-old Cheshire councils look for stability". BBC News. Retrieved 6 May 2019.
  3. ^ Topping, Stephen; Green, Michael (1 May 2019). "Cheshire West and Chester Council 2019 elections: full list of candidates". Chester Chronicle. Retrieved 6 May 2019.
  4. ^ Teale, Andrew (5 May 2019). "Reviewing the 2019 Local Elections". Britain Elects. Archived from the original on 6 May 2019. Retrieved 6 May 2019.
  5. ^ "Recap: Cheshire West and Chester Council 2019 elections: results round-up". Chester Chronicle. 3 May 2019. Retrieved 6 May 2019.
  6. ^ "Councillor who promised voters he would 'be free from party politics' joins Conservatives". Northwich Guardian. Retrieved 5 August 2021.

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