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Post by swanarcadian on Oct 20, 2020 17:16:10 GMT
Saddleworth UDC 1959 The Liberals won every ward that was contested, bar one - Springhead Lower - where they didn't field a candidate. DELPH - Lib gain O Sowerbutts, Lib 831 P Kershaw, Lab 457 DOBCROSS - 2 seats - 2 Lib gains G Marsden, Lib 716 E Hobson, Lib 668 *S Buckley, Lab 598 N McConnell, Lab 434 GREENFIELD - Lib gain G Lord, Lib 1068 *G Holtby, Con 990 SPRINGHEAD HIGHER *A Pearson, Con 395 A Wright, Lab 284 SPRINGHEAD LOWER - Lib gain D Dellhide, Lib 747 *C Fitton, Con 614
You've got Springfield Higher with no Liberal candidate here, not Springfield Lower as you state. There's an error somewhere.
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Post by swanarcadian on Oct 22, 2020 20:59:55 GMT
This event on Friday week may be of interest: Yes, that was brought to my attention. I e-mailed Dr David Jeffery about the Old UK Councils forum and he tells me he has bookmarked it; hopefully it might encourage a few more volunteers to come on board with this huge project. Dr David Jeffery has now joined the Old UK Councils forum, which I'm very happy about. |
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Post by swanarcadian on Oct 24, 2020 20:17:19 GMT
SKIPTON RDC 1956
It was obvious how exciting these elections must have been here:
BANKNEWTON
*James Allen, deemed re-elected after no nominations received
BRACEWELL
*A White, deemed re-elected after no nominations received
BROGDEN
*Ted Tillotson, Unopposed return
BURNSALL
*William Stockdale, deemed re-elected after no nominations received
CALTON
*Miss J Richardson, deemed re-elected after no nominations received
CONISTON-WITH-KILNSEY
*J Hilton, Unopposed return
CRACOE
*GWK Butcher, Unopposed return
ELSLACK
*Mrs Annie Taylor, Unopposed return
ESHTON
*WH Clarke, Unopposed return
HALTON EAST
*H Kinsley, Unopposed return
HARTLINGTON
*John William Dangett, deemed re-elected after no nominations received
HETTON AND BORDLEY
*F Stanley Scott, deemed re-elected after no nominations received
KILDWICK
*SR Hodgson, Unopposed return
KILNSEY
*J Hunter, Unopposed return
LINTON
GFB Lupton 62
*R Webster 54
RYLSTONE
*Harry Snowden, deemed re-elected after no nominations received
SUTTON - 3 seats
Elected:
*GH Cox 322
K Greswell 280
T Carter 268
Unsuccessful:
*AD Bateman 181
*M McWhinney 161
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Post by DavidJeffery on Oct 25, 2020 10:52:29 GMT
Hello everyone - it's great (and a bit surreal) to see people talking about my work! I've posted this already on the OldUKCouncils forum, but it might be interest to people here as well: My name is David Jeffery, I am a lecturer in British politics at the University of Liverpool. I am interested in studying the political history of Liverpool and the broader Merseyside area. To that end, I have been collecting Merseyside local election results from 1945 - it's not been easy, as I'm sure you'll all appreciate. Anyway, I thought I'd share my dataset so far with you all, in the hope that a) you find it useful, and b) you might have advice for where I can find information to fill in the blanks. The dataset is a work-in-progress, obviously halted by the virus! I still have a few archives and newspapers to trawl through, but I'd appreciate any advice anybody might have - especially around how to find which wards are in each council (especially rural district councils!) and when internal boundary reforms took place. Also, information on electorate sizes. You can find the links to the dataset and the codebook here: www.david-jeffery.com/merseyside-local-election-results-project/. There is an option to comment on any part of the dataset or the codebook, if you have questions or info. The information is also on GitHub, if you'd prefer that: www.github.com/davidjeffery/Merseyside-Local-Election-Results-1945-2020/And, I'm contactable at djeffery[at]liverpool.ac.uk. I'm also looking forward to following the forums! |
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Post by swanarcadian on Oct 28, 2020 12:39:28 GMT
Darfield UDC (now part of Barnsley MB)
It appears Labour were given a free run almost every year in the late 1950s and 1960s, but I think the Conservatives missed a trick by not putting up candidates during this period. By 1970 it was too late:
1954
3 seats
L. Key Lab 1771
J. Schofield Lab 1357
B. Goddard Lab 1352
S. Camplejohn Con 1286
1968
3 seats
W. Brookes Lab Unopposed
J. Marsden Lab Unopposed
M. Upperdine Lab Unopposed
1970
3 seats
C. Hirst Lab 1383
B. Goddard Lab 1282
E. Barlow Lab 1226
D. Hancock Con 833
E. Hancock Con 808
D. O'Donnell Con 798
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Post by swanarcadian on Oct 31, 2020 18:42:56 GMT
DONCASTER RDC 1953
Hooton Pagnell, described as a farming hamlet by the Bradford Observer, had its first contested election for this district in 50 years when Labour put up a candidate against Independent incumbent Major A.M. Cheyne. However, Cheyne was re-elected with 76% of the vote.
ADWICK-ON-DEARNE - Ind gain from Lab
Mrs RM Lees, Ind 48
*W Vickers, Lab 43
BRODSWORTH - 2 seats
*J Yorke, Lab 605
*GA Carby, Lab 541
T Gordon, Ind 319
RS Wilson, Ind 294
W Telford, Comm 86
BURGHWALLIS
*CA Pegg, Lab 68
ET Robinson, Ind 55
HOOTON PAGNELL
*Major AM Cheyne, Ind 124
NG Walters, Lab 40
NORTON - 2 seats - 1 Lab gain from Ind
*N Bowling, Ind 308
A Barfield, Lab 277
DR Prothero, Lab 276
*E Moore, Ind 255
C Scrafton, Ind Lab 249
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Post by andrewteale on Oct 31, 2020 20:23:42 GMT
I went to Hooton Pagnell once. It doesn't look as if it's changed since 1953.
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Post by swanarcadian on Nov 8, 2020 16:56:17 GMT
SETTLE RDC 1952 Austwick ward had its first contested election in over half a century after Cllr Mr W.K. Mattinson stood down after 31 years' service. Bryan Braithwate-Exley, a former Yorkshire and England Rugby Union footballer, stood and defeated a farmer by 77 votes to 75. Braithwaite-Exley went on to become a chairman for the council, among many other things. Seems an interesting character: this is an obituary: www.northcravenheritage.org.uk/NCHTJ2010/2010/Exley.htmlARNCLIFFE WE Greenwood, Unopposed return AUSTWICK Bryan Braithwaite-Exley, 77 E Atkinson 75 AYRTON *W Sharpe, Unopposed return BENTHAM - 5 seats Elected: SE Mason 428 *P Harvey 362 GW Shepherd 327 *G Harrison 305 *J Proctor 296 Unsuccessful: *WF Mudd 292 BURTON-IN-LONSDALE *J Kershaw, Unopposed return CHAPEL-LE-DALE *J Metcalfe, Unopposed return CLAPHAM *A Tennant, Unopposed return GIGGLESWICK - 2 seats Unopposed returns: *C Cresswell *RA Hogg HALTON GILL *W Mason, Unopposed return HALTON WEST *JEE Yorke, Unopposed return HELLIFIELD - 2 seats *GW Hoggarth 316 *H Lambert 272 RP Swindlehurst 230 HORTON-IN-RIBBLESDALE *W Pollard, Unopposed return INGLETON - 4 seats Elected: *A Camm 240 D Gill 239 JW Lambert 213 *J Howarth 183 Unsuccessful: *T Edwards 110 KIRKBY MALHAM *JE Johnson, Unopposed return LANGCLIFFE *WG Brown, Unopposed return LAWKLAND *F Booth, Unopposed return LONG PRESTON *J Clark, Unopposed return MALHAM MOOR JW Coates, Unopposed return RATHMELL *FJ Cornthwaite, Unopposed return SETTLE ward - 5 seats Unopposed returns: *J Cowgill *WA Hyslop *W Knowles AC Seggar *G Spencer STAINFORTH *JR Forster, Unopposed return THORNTON-IN-LONSDALE *E Lockwood, Unopposed return WIGGLESWORTH Rev J Savage 61 *J Bentham 22 |
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Post by swanarcadian on Nov 24, 2020 18:50:51 GMT
HORNSEA UDC 1949 I haven't found very much at all in the way of election results for this particular district, and from what I can gather it appears to have been fought on non political lines throughout its whole existence. I did find a list of nominees for the 1949 elections. "Loss adjuster", taken literally, is an amusing occupation for an election candidate which perhaps could be used in the US at the present time.  I think I would have plumped for the wine and spirit merchant based on occupations alone, how about anyone else? 6 candidates for 4 seats (nominations only): *G Chipperfield, retired schoolmaster John F Cliff, wine and spirit merchant *J Hardaker, company director TS Holyman, advertising manager H Milner, retired farmer G Wood, loss adjuster |
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Post by swanarcadian on Dec 24, 2020 12:30:42 GMT
SADDLEWORTH UDC 1946
Mixed fortunes for the Liberals - they lost two seats in Springhead Lower but gained one each in Delph and Dobcross.
DELPH - 2 seats - 1 Lib gain from Con
A Holland, Lib 876
J Whitehead, Lab 784
*JE Gartside, Lib 732
RS Ainscough 543
DOBCROSS - 2 seats - 1 Lib gain from Lab
Isabella (Ella) Thorn, Lib 701
*W Whitehead, Lib 644
P Castle, Lab 495
TA Richardson, Lab 409
GREENFIELD - 3 seats
*F Rhodes, Con 1055
*J Hood, Con 1026
JW Mallandain, Con 1020
G Nicholson, Ind 793
F Schofield, Lab 591
L Dawson, Lab 380
G Stell, Lab 340
SPRINGHEAD LOWER - 3 seats - 2 Con gains from Lib
A Green, Con 762
W Kenworthy, Con 718
J Davis, Con 682
J Broadbent, Lib 659
*W Gartside, Lib 566
L Timperley, Lib 528
UPPERMILL - 2 seats
*F Carey, Lab 498
Eileen Bradbury, Con 447
F Dewhurst, Con 400
Marjorie Love, Lab 389
F Tomlinson, Ind 100
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Post by swanarcadian on Dec 28, 2020 21:33:40 GMT
I have now extracted all the data I can going back to 1946 for all the West Riding of Yorkshire urban and rural district election results insofar as the British Newspaper Archive covers them, with a lot of help from others. We'll hopefully be gradually able to fill in remaining gaps as time goes by. 1946 was a significant year, as it was the first postwar batch of UDC/RDC elections, therefore there were many more vacancies than usual to fill, and it marked the beginning of party politics in a number of districts, with the Labour Party in particular fielding more candidates than before. oldukcouncils.freeforums.net/board/29/yorkshireoldukcouncils.freeforums.net/board/30/yorkshireNext, onto 1939... |
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Post by David Ashforth on Dec 28, 2020 22:55:42 GMT
I have now extracted all the data I can going back to 1946 for all the West Riding of Yorkshire urban and rural district election results insofar as the British Newspaper Archive covers them, with a lot of help from others. We'll hopefully be gradually able to fill in remaining gaps as time goes by. 1946 was a significant year, as it was the first postwar batch of UDC/RDC elections, therefore there were many more vacancies than usual to fill, and it marked the beginning of party politics in a number of districts, with the Labour Party in particular fielding more candidates than before. oldukcouncils.freeforums.net/board/29/yorkshireoldukcouncils.freeforums.net/board/30/yorkshireNext, onto 1939...I am pleased to report that the Second World War did not stop the elections in October 1939 to the Tickhill Drainage District (Doncaster) or the Armthorpe Drainage District (Doncaster). Although the Sheffield Daily Telegraph on Saturday 4 November shows that they were uncontested elections. |
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Post by swanarcadian on Mar 30, 2021 20:50:33 GMT
NIDDERDALE RDC 1938-1974 oldukcouncils.freeforums.net/thread/2526/nidderdale?page=1&scrollTo=15696(A number of gaps in the data) Nidderdale RDC was created in 1938 out of a merger of Knaresborough RDC and a portion of Great Ouseburn RDC. With that in mind, and the smallness of the electorate in the six parishes in which the number of candidates exceeded the number of vacancies to be filled that year, it is amusing to see the length of these parishes' names. As was customary in rural districts, that's "parishes", not "wards" or "electoral divisions". ALLERTON MAULEVERER WITH HOPPERTON, ARKENDALE, CONEYTHORPE AND CLARETON Capt Rt Hon Lord Mowbray and Stourton 63 Ralph Kinder 54 GREEN HAMMERTON, KIRK HAMMERTON AND THORNVILLE Arthur Cundall 171 Thomas Dawson 87 HESSAY, MOOR MONKTON AND RUFFORTH George Robert Hildreth 66 John William Storey 60 Arthur Metcalfe 30 Albert Edward Baker (withdrew) 0 KNAPTON AND NETHER POPPLETON Francis Bolton 115 Robert Alister Oliver 85 LOWER DUNSFORTH, BARTON CUM GRAFTON, UPPER DUNSFORTH WITH BRANTON GREEN John Joseph Webster 142 John William Addison 38 NUN MONKTON, THORPE UNDER WOODS, WIDDINGTON William Percy Robinson 85 Alexander Claude Crowson 25 |
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Post by finsobruce on Mar 30, 2021 21:48:37 GMT
NIDDERDALE RDC 1938-1974 oldukcouncils.freeforums.net/thread/2526/nidderdale?page=1&scrollTo=15696(A number of gaps in the data) Nidderdale RDC was created in 1938 out of a merger of Knaresborough RDC and a portion of Great Ouseburn RDC. With that in mind, and the smallness of the electorate in the six parishes in which the number of candidates exceeded the number of vacancies to be filled that year, it is amusing to see the length of these parishes' names. As was customary in rural districts, that's "parishes", not "wards" or "electoral divisions". ALLERTON MAULEVERER WITH HOPPERTON, ARKENDALE, CONEYTHORPE AND CLARETON Capt Rt Hon Lord Mowbray and Stourton 63 Ralph Kinder 54 Mr Kinder had previously served as the member for Arkendale on Great Ousedale RDC, and is not to be confused with the Anglo-American composer of the same name , being for many years the chief cashier at the Leeds woollen manufacturers Luptons. He was at one point a Conservative Agent |
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Post by john07 on Mar 31, 2021 20:51:50 GMT
Mr Kinder had previously served as the member for Arkendale on Great Ousedale RDC, and is not to be confused with the Anglo-American composer of the same name , being for many years the chief cashier at the Leeds woollen manufacturers Luptons. He was at one point a Conservative Agent Was that result a Surprise? |
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Post by swanarcadian on Apr 1, 2021 17:49:30 GMT
Denby Dale UDC 1938-1974The quality of the available data is perhaps below average for this one, especially for the earlier years. But there is plenty of evidence of keen contests after the war, and it was clearly a battleground between Labour and self-styled Independents in the 1950s - it appears no-one was ever elected as a Conservative. There were also a number of Liberal successes between 1961 and 1970. Labour's best performances were in the final two batches of elections during the Heath government. All in all, a bit of a mish-mash in terms of party strength, which makes it all the more interesting.
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Post by swanarcadian on Apr 1, 2021 21:40:09 GMT
Hebden Royd UDC 1937-1974Hebden Royd Urban District was originally comprised of 21 councillors elected in two wards, 12 of the 21 from Hebden Bridge and the other 9 from Mytholmroyd. The top 4 candidates from Hebden Bridge and the top 3 from Mytholmroyd in 1937 were to serve three year terms originally, but the Second World War meant that they didn't have to fight re-election in 1940 or 1943, so their terms continued all the way until 1946. In 1963, the district was divided up into 6 new wards: Birchcliffe, Caldene, Cragg Vale, Fairfield, West End and White Lee. An early feature of elections in this district was the success of the British Legion, whose candidates secured representation through to the late 1950s. The growth of party politics saw the Independents being displaced by the Conservatives as the largest party group in 1955. In the final elections of 1972, Labour gained control. A keenly fought district by both main parties, with Independents and Liberals often holding the balance of power. (1959, 1960 and 1967 results are still to be located). Now found - thank you hullenedge
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Post by swanarcadian on Apr 2, 2021 11:49:28 GMT
Colne Valley UDC 1937-1974Colne Valley Urban District was another one of those which came into being through the "Great Amalgamation" of 1937. It was a merger of the old urban districts of Golcar, Linthwaite, Marsden, Scammonden and Slaithwaite. All these became wards of the new district. Press reports don't seem sure as to these wards' official names as they were also often named after points of the compass, and were reported as: Central - Slaithwaite, North - Scammonden, North East - Golcar, South East - Linthwaite, and West - Marsden, ...sometimes with parentheses around the actual place names. They should have just named them after the places, in my own view. It was a very competitive district between Liberals, Labour and Conservatives, just as the parliamentary constituency of the same name was. Plenty of Independents also. Even better is that I found results for every year, although unopposed returns weren't always deemed worthy of reporting.
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Post by swanarcadian on Apr 21, 2021 21:15:48 GMT
WETHERBY RDC - WIGHILL PARISH, 1937
There were fewer votes cast in this election than in some of our Vote UK forum polls, but it made the news in the Yorkshire Post. Major John Miles Dawson, County Alderman, who had served the Wighill parish for 37 years, and had never faced opposition before, was defeated by just three votes in a three way contest. He had been chairman of the council and of the Wetherby Bench of Magistrates.
The result:
JW Watson 31
*Maj John Miles Dawson 28
J Hilton 20
There is no mention in the article of any of the other parishes within the district. Perhaps they were all unopposed returns, but there may be another mention of them in some other newspaper report I haven't yet seen.
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Post by Alan Willis on Apr 26, 2021 20:05:39 GMT
Tony Hill has been very generous in sharing some of his research material collected in the early 1970's for his PhD in electoral statistics. He spent time collecting elections results from local libraries and newspaper offices in Hampshire. Thanks to him I have been able to add quite a lot of information missing from my 1945-72 database covering annual elections. However, Tony extracted quite a few bye-election results which I have put togather to share on this site. These have already been added to the Old Councils Forum. If you have anything to share please contact myself or Swanarcadian. We would be pleased to receive any help.
Winchester - St. Michaels (30.6.60)
Mrs. B. Carpenter-Turner Ind+ 725 (Ind with Cons Support)
C.G. Murray Ind 163
Winchester - St. Pauls (8.7.64)
TDL Sermon Con 1420
D. O'Neill Lab 1010
Basingstoke - Chapel (23.6.60)
H. Watts Lab 523
F. Kirby Con 455
Basingstoke - Eastrop (23.6.60)
W. Hailstone Con 431
W. Thirwell Lab 170
Basingstoke - South Ham (July 62)
Rennie 657
E. Hill Lib 418
S. Reid Con 279
Basingstoke - Eastrop (30.6.66)
R. Morris Con 363
G. Traynor Lab 190
Basingstoke - South Ham (30.6.66)
L. Smart Lab 579
L. Botting Con 245
Basingstoke - Fairfields (30.6.66)
G. Stokes Con Unop
Bournemouth - Westbourne (13.7.61)
C. Rees Con 1089
Ms. B. Peters I.Con 679
Ms. H, Martin Lib 558
H. Heath I.Con 534
D. Gee Lab 129
Bournemouth - East Cliff (13.7.61)
F. Hammand Ind 1107
R. Taylor Con 719
S. Hollinrake Lab 171
Bournemouth - West Cliff (8.2.62)
F. Forman Con 1068
D. Gee Lab 251
Bournemouth - West Southbourne (12.7.62)
A. Patton Con 1248
C. Clark Lib 789
Ms. F. Burch-Rose Lab 309
Bournemouth - King's Park (12.7.62)
G. Temple Con 1004
E. Flynn Ind 835
D. Gee Lab 474
Bournemouth - Westbourne (22.11.62)
T. Ashworth Con 1142
S. Eaton Lib 697
Bournemouth - Central (21.12.62)
R. Critchley Con 439
G. Simpson Lib 410
Bournemouth - King's Park (15.8.63)
D. Jenkinson Con 905
A. Castaldine Lib 777
A. Neal Lab 366
Bournemouth - Queen's Park (10.10.63)
C. Roberson Con 1095
J. Ferns Lib 832
J. Farrant Lab 430
Bournemouth - Moordown South (18.6.64)
R. Swinnerton Lab 563
J. Terris Lib 519
F. Rashleigh Con 337
H. Dulson 44
Bournemouth - East Cliff (2.7.64)
B. Moorcroft Con 786
Ms. E. Torrent Lab 315
Bournemouth - Boscombe West (2.7.64)
R. Taylor Con 994
H. Cutler Lab 278
Bournemouth - Boscombe East (2.7.64)
B. Cummings Con 821
Ms. N. Smith Lib 359
S. Hollinrake Lab 140
Bournemouth - Southbourne (2.7.64)
W. Mooney Con 1752
A. Neal Lab 461
Bournemouth - West Southbourne (2.12.65)
B. Dillon Con 734
H. Cutler Lab 120
Bournemouth - Redhill Park (2.12.65)
G. Masters Con 817
N. Pankhurst Lab 349
R. O'Sullivan Lib 325
Bournemouth - Boscombe East (6/10/66)
R Moore Con 657
Ms. E Evans Lab 143
Bournemouth - Queen's Park (26/1/67)
L. Brocklebank Lib 1393
S. Wild Con 1161
Bournemouth - Central (9/2/67)
L. Michaels Con 692
E. Flynn Lib 448
J. Putnam Lab 118
Bournemouth - Westbourne (29/6/67) 2 Vacancies
G. Jaffe Con 1613
R. Purnell Con 1547
B. Newman Lib 673
D. Gee Lab 233
Bournemouth - West Cliff (29/6/67)
E. Lee Con 905
W. Wareham Lib 776
Bournemouth - Moordown South (29.6..67)
E. Miller Lib 790
D. Bray Con 458
H. Dulson Lab 48
Bournemouth - Kinson South (12.6.68)
R. Bennett Lab 1045
D. Dyer Con 815
Ms. J. Cottell 30
Bournemouth - Queen's Park (8.2.69)
P. Hogarth Con 1499
W. Maynard Lib 569
Bournemouth - West Cliff (26.6.69)
R. Watts Con 1001
H. Hall 222
Bournemouth - Southbourne (26.6.69)
M. Filer Con 2476
H. Cutler Lab 273
Christchurch - Central (18.6.64)
M. Lynk Con 683
R. Holloway Lab 517
J. Smith Ind 245
Christchurch - Somerford (23.6.60)
B. Bingham Lab Unop
Christchurch- Central (1970)
Ms. V. Newbury Con 493
Ms. F. Bailey I.Con 151
Christhurch - Jumpers (1970)
R. Hewitt Con 640
Ms. E. Scott Ind 434
D. Goodman Lab 184
Christchurch - Mudeford (23.7.70)
J. Holroyd-Doveton Con 721
L. Deeley Ind 693
M. Parker I.Con 302
Christchurch - Mudeford (22.6.67)
W, Freestone Con 802
J. Beattie Ind 794
Christchurch - Central (22.9.66)
W. Bentley Con 548
C. Hall Ind 112
Christchurch - Highcliffe (17.6.65)
P. Dobson Ind 1055
W. Crockford Ind 614
Christchurch - Highcliffe (31.10.63)
A. Udall Ind 1134
R. Stratton Lab 159
Gosport - Town (17.3.60)
M. Chardier Con 778
T. Selway Lab 583
Gosport - Forton (27/10/60)
H. Pepper Con 575
E. Bailey Lab 573
Gosport - Lee on Solent (29.6.61)
R. Kirkin Con 850
G. Tanner Lab 252
Gosport - Brockhurst (29.6.61
H. Wathall Con 590
Ms. P. Tanner Lab 540
Gosport - Elson (29.6.61)
M. Simmonds Lab 721
Ms. N. Crosland Con 658
Gosport - Forton (29.11.62)
S. Leyland Lab 548
T. Rouse Con 188
Gosport - Bridgemary (29.11.62)
A. Tavener Lab 954
Ms. F. Rouse Con 223
Gosport - Newton (4.1.63)
Ms. E. Boulind 465
J. Lancaster 325
Gosport - Bridgemary (23.6.64)
Ms. P. Jones Lab 1716
Ms. J. Baldwin Con 1362
Gosport - Town (14.10.65)
T. Hern Con 595
W. Bowlind Lab 496
R. Russell RRA 259
Gosport - Hardway (20.10.66)
T. Keith Con 740
L. Hanbridge Lab 660
Gosport - Town (16.11.66)
D. Moody Con 537
J. Shepherd Lab 434
Gosport - Alverstoke (27.6.67)
A. Evans Con 798
H. Mitchell RRA 552
Gosport - Newton (4.7.67)
R. Filsell RA 409
F. Rapson Con 368
Ms. E. Boulind Lab 359
Gosport - Lee on Solent (4.7.67)
J. Wroughton Con Unop
Gosport - Bridgemary (2.7.68)
M. Simonds 1346
F.Wrapson 1265
Goport - Town (23.7.70)
J. Hales Lab 784
G. Flory Con 709
Gosport - Alverstoke (23.7.70)
P. Greene Con 989
H. Mitchell RA 446
Ms. E. Winter Lab 172
Gosport - Brockhurst 22.10.70)
D. Wright Lab 851
P. Crossley Con 541
Portsmouth - St. Thomas (22.6.61)
F. Emery Wallis Con 1520
T. Miller Lab 1336
Portsmouth - Portsea (27.7.61)
Ms. F. Thorrowgood Lab 1726
Ms. B. Perryman Con 588
Aldershot - East (22.6.61)
R. Newman Lab 747
W. James 523
Aldershot - North (25.6.64) 2 Vacancies
S. Coe Lib 604
J. Wickenden Lib 585
H. Parsons Con 389
F. Brown Con 372
Aldershot - West (6.7.67)
C. Hobson Con 673
S. Coe Lib 515
J. Crompton Lab 188
Aldershot - North (31.10.68)
J. Town-Clear Lib 524
W. King Con? 426
Aldershot - South (31/10/68)
M. Garrood Con 701
J. Crompton Lab 126
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I meant Springfield Higher had no Liberal candidate.
I think I would have plumped for the wine and spirit merchant based on occupations alone, how about anyone else?
