DERBYSHIRE
ELECTION 2013
– a guide to the county council
election on May 2
DERBYSHIRE
ELECTION 2013
- county council election pack contents
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1. Election timetable
Key dates in the run-up to May 2 election day
2. County seats
Electoral divisions by district
3. Changes to county council division boundaries
Latest Local Government Boundary Commission for England LGBCE
changes by district
4. Election 2013
Candidates standing for election
5. Election summaries for 1993, 1997, 2001, 2005 and 2009
The current make-up of the council and overall results
6. 2009 election results
Division by division results of the last county council election
7. By-election results since 2009
Details of the three by-elections
8. 2009 election majorities
County council seats in ascending majority order
9. Leading county councillors
Contact details for councillors in key posts
10. Councillors not standing for re-election
11. Key contacts and returning officers
12. Derbyshire Fact File
Also included:
Derbyshire map – current party control/electoral divisions
Derbyshire map – new division boundaries
Council tax leaflet - details of how and where council tax payers’ money is spent
DERBYSHIRE
ELECTION 2013
- election timetable
Event
Date
Notice of election to be published
Tuesday 26 March
Last day for political parties intending to
contest the elections to appear on the
Commission’s register
Wednesday 3 April
Last day for the receipt of nominations and
consents to nomination
Publication of statement of persons
nominated
Deadline for withdrawals of candidature
Noon Friday 5 April
Deadline for notice of appointment of
election agents
Last day to submit a registration of
application form to be included on the
register of electors in order to be able to
vote at the election
Deadline for requests to change or cancel
an existing postal vote or proxy
appointment
Deadline for new applications to vote by
post
Deadline for new applications to vote by
proxy (not postal proxy), except for medical
emergencies
Publication of notice of poll
Noon on Wednesday 10 April
Last day for notice of appointment of
counting agents and polling agents
Thursday 25 April
Publication of notice of alterations to the
register
Thursday 25 April
First date for replacement of postal votes
(lost/spoilt)
Friday 26 April
Polling day
7am – 10pm Thursday 2 May
Deadline to apply for new applications to
vote by proxy on grounds of a medical
emergency
Deadline for re-issue of postal votes
5pm on Thursday 2 May
Deadline for clerical errors
9pm on Thursday 2 May
Last day for delivery of candidates
expenses returns
Tuesday 7 June
Noon Tuesday 9 April
Noon on Wednesday 10 April
Wednesday 17 April
5pm on Wednesday 17 April
5pm on Wednesday 17 April
5pm on Wednesday 24 April
Wednesday 24 April
5pm on Thursday 2 May
DERBYSHIRE
ELECTION 2013
- count and verification arrangements
Amber Valley:
Verification - Thursday 2 May - Alfreton Leisure Centre.
Count - Friday 3 May at 10am - Alfreton Leisure Centre.
Bolsover and NE Derbyshire.
Verification - Thursday 2 May - The Arc Sports Hall in Clowne.
Count - Friday 3 May at 10am - The Arc Sports Hall in Clowne.
Chesterfield
Verification - Thursday 2 May - Queens Park Sports Centre, Chesterfield.
Count - Friday 3 May at 10am - Queens Park Sports Centre, Chesterfield
Derbyshire Dales:
Verification - Thursday 2 May at 10pm - The Arc Leisure Centre, Matlock.
Count - Friday 3 May at 10am - The Arc Leisure Centre, Matlock
Erewash
Verification - Thursday 2 May - West Park Leisure Centre, Long Eaton.
Count - Friday 3 May at 10am - West Park Leisure Centre, Long Eaton.
High Peak:
Verification and Count - Friday 3 May at 9am on - The Octagon in Buxton.
South Derbyshire
Verification and Count - Friday 3 May at 10am - Green Bank Leisure Centre.
DERBYSHIRE
ELECTION 2013
- electoral divisions
Each division is represented by one councillor - except Alfreton and
Somercotes, Glossop and Charlesworth and Eckington and Kilamarsh which
have two councillors.
Amber Valley
1
Alfreton & Somercotes
2
Alport & Derwent
3
Belper
4
Duffield & Belper South
5
Greater Heanor
6
Heanor Central
7
Horsley
8
Ripley East & Codnor
9
Ripley West & Heage
Erewash
31
Breadsall & West Hallam
32
Breaston
33
Ilkeston East
34
Ilkeston West
35
Ilkeston South
36
Long Eaton
37
Petersham
38
Sandiacre
39
Sawley
Bolsover
10
Barlborough & Clowne
11
Bolsover North
12
Bolsover South
13
Shirebrook & Pleasley
14
South Normanton & Pinxton
15
Tibshelf
High Peak
40
Buxton North & East
41
Buxton West
42
Chapel & Hope Valley
43
Etherow
44
Glossop & Charlesworth
45
New Mills
46
Whaley Bridge
Chesterfield
16
Birdholme
17
Boythorpe & Brampton
South
18
Brimington
19
Loundsley Green & Newbold
20
Spire
21
St Mary’s
22
Staveley
23
Staveley North & Whittington
24
Walton & West
Derbyshire Dales
25
Ashbourne
26
Bakewell
27
Derwent Valley
28
Dovedale
29
Matlock
30
Wirksworth
North East Derbyshire
47
Clay Cross North
48
Clay Cross South
49
Dronfield East
50
Dronfield West & Walton
51
Eckington & Killamarsh
52
Sutton
53
Wingerworth & Shirland
South Derbyshire
54
Aston
55
Etwall & Repton
56
Hilton
57
Linton
58
Melbourne
59
Swadlincote Central
60
Swadlincote North
61
Swadlincote South
DERBYSHIRE
ELECTION 2013
- changes to division boundaries
Since the election in 2009 the Local Government Boundary Commission
for England (LGBCE) has changed some of the county council electoral
divisions.
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There is no change in the size of the council – remains at 64 members.
The split across the districts has changed – there are now eight
divisions in South Derbyshire (previously seven) and seven divisions in
North East Derbyshire (previously eight).
Previously there were 64 divisions and 64 members. Now there are 61
divisions - three divisions will be represented by two members. They
are:
o Alfreton & Somercotes Division - combines the existing
separate divisions of Alfreton and Somercotes
o Glossop & Charlesworth Division - combines the existing
division of Glossop South and most of Glossop North and Rural
although one polling district in St Johns ward has been
transferred to Etherow
o Eckington & Killamarsh Division – combines the existing
separate divisions of Eckington and Killamarsh.
Other boundary changes include:
Amber Valley:
o The revised Alport & Derwent Division is formed from part of the
old Alport & Derwent and parts of Duffield & Belper South
o Belper Division remains unchanged
o The revised Duffield & Belper South Division comprises part of
the old Duffield & Belper South
o Greater Heanor remains unchanged
o Heanor Central comprises the old Heanor Central Divison and a
small part of Ripley Division
o Horsley remains unchanged
o Ripley East & Codnor comprises most of the old Ripley Division
with only a small part transferred to Heanor Central
o Ripley West & Heage comprises the old Heage Division and part
of Alport & Derwent
Bolsover
o Barlborough & Clowne and Bolsover North Divisions comprise
the old divisions of Barlborough & Clowne and Bolsover North
West, Elmton & Whitwell
o Bolsover South Division is made up of the old Bolsover South
West & Scarcliffe Division and part of Shirebrook & Pleasley
Division
o Shirebrook & Pleasley Divison is formed from the rest of the old
Shirebrook & Pleasley Division
o South Normanton & Pinxton comprises the former division of
Pinxton and South Normanton West and part of South
Normanton East & Tibshelf
o Tibshelf Division has been formed from the rest of South
Normanton East & Tibshelf Division and parts of South
Normanton East & Tibshelf and Shirebrook & Pleasley
Chesterfield
o Birdholme Division comprises part of the old Birdholme Division
and a small number of electors from Spire Division
o Boythorpe and Brampton includes electorate from the existing
divisions of Ashgate, Birdholme, Hipper and Newbold
o Brimington Division covers the old Brimington Division and a
small part of Staveley South
o Loundsley Green & Newbold Division includes electorate from
the existing divisions of Ashgate, Hipper, Newbold, Saint Marys
and Spire
o Spire Division consists of most of the old Spire Divison and a
small number of electors from Birdholme
o Saint Marys Division has been created from parts of the old
Saint Mary’s and Newbold divisions
o Staveley South has been renamed Staveley
o Staveley North & Whittington Division remains unchanged
Derbyshire Dales
o The names of the divisions within Derbyshire remain unchanged
but there is a minor change to the boundary between Ashbourne
and Wirksworth divisions. The parishes of Biggin, Callow,
Hulland, Hulland Ward and Kirk Ireton are transferred from the
existing division of Ashbourne to Wirksworth
Erewash
o Breadsall comprises the old Breadsall & West Hallam Division
and part of Kirk Hallam Division
o Breaston Division remains unchanged
o Ilkeston East, Ilkeston South and Ilkeston West divisions have
been created from the old divisions of Cotmanhay, Ilkeston and
Kirk Hallam
o Long Eaton Division remains unchanged
o Petersham Division consists of the old Petersham Division and a
small part of Sawley
o Sandiacre Division remains unchanged
o Sawley Division includes the rest of the old Sawley Diivsion
High Peak
o Buxton North & East and Buxton West Division boundaries are
similar to those of the old divisions although a small part of the
old Buxton West has been transferred to Buxton North & East
o Chapel & Hope Valley Division remains largely unchanged
although a small number of electors have been transferred to
the new Whaley Bridge
o Etherow Division includes all of the old Etherow Division and a
small number of electors from the old Glossop North & Rural
Division
o Glossop & Charlesworth combines the existing division of
Glossop South and most of Glossop North and Rural although
one polling district in St Johns ward has been transferred to
Etherow
o New Mills Division remains unchanged
o Whaley Bridge Division comprises all the old Whaley Bridge and
a small number of electors from Chapel & Hope Valley Division
North East Derbyshire
o To achieve electoral equality across the district there have been
substantial changes to all electoral divisions – there is now one
less division
South Derbyshire
o To achieve electoral equality across the district there have been
substantial changes to all electoral divisions – including one
extra division.
DERBYSHIRE
ELECTION 2013
- candidate list
Conservative
Labour
UKIP
Liberal Democrat
Independent
Liberal Democrat Focus Team
Green Party
Labour and Co-operative
BNP
Trade Unionists and Socialists Against Cuts
Monster Raving Loony Party
Socialist Labour
64
58
54
41
14
10
9
6
4
4
1
1
Total
266
Alfreton & Somercotes
Alport & Derwent
Ashbourne
Aston
Bakewell
Ron Ashton
Conservative
Joel Ross Hunt
Liberal Democrat
Peter Jelf
Liberal Democrat
Steve Marshall-Clarke
Labour
Garry Smith
UKIP
Paul James Smith
Labour
George Soudah
Independent
Juliette Nicola Stevens
UKIP
Lynne Watson
Conservative
Mark Grayling
Labour
Ashley John Harrison
UKIP
Ollie Smith
Liberal Democrat
Martin Tomlinson
Conservative
Rebecca Goodall
Liberal Democrat
Matthew Gareth Jones
Labour
Andrew Iain Lewer
Conservative
Leonie Staimar
UKIP
Robert Davison
Labour
Alan Wayne Graves
UKIP
Kevin John Maher
Liberal Democrat
Chris Pratt
Conservative
David Hill
Labour
Eleanor Nancolas
Liberal Democrat
Philip Robinson
UKIP
Judith Anne Twigg
Conservative
Barlborough & Clowne
Belper
Birdholme
Bolsover North
Bolsover South
Boythorpe & Brampton South
Breadsall & West Hallam
Breaston
Brimington
Buxton North & East
Buxton West
Scott Richard Goring
UKIP
David Thomas Jackson
Conservative
Anne Western
Labour
Jane Vivienne Benson
Liberal Democrat
Peter Makin
Conservative
John Robert Owen
Labour
Roy Wilford Snape
UKIP
Dave Allen
Labour
James Michael Dietsch
Conservative
Bridget Anne Dunks
Liberal Democrat Focus Team
Carl Jones
UKIP
Duncan McGregor
Labour
Pete Neeve
Trade Unionists and Socialists Against Cuts
Aidan Joseph Press
Conservative
Derek Adams
UKIP
Katharine Burrow
Conservative
Jon Dale
Trade Unionists and Socialists Against Cuts
Joan Elizabeth Dixon
Labour and Co-operative
Sharon Buxton
UKIP
Keith Falconer
Liberal Democrat Focus Team
Marcus Stanton Linsey
Conservative
Ron Mihaly
Labour
Jeannie Elizabeth Alderdice
Green Party
Carol Ann Hart
Conservative
Linda McGraw
Labour
Alan Sidney Rose
UKIP
Kristopher James Watts
Liberal Democrat
Louis Booth
Labour
Martin Charles Garnett
Liberal Democrat
Caroline Susan Gent
UKIP
Robert Alan Parkinson
Conservative
Walter Burrows
Labour
Paul Alan Mann
Independent
Mike Mullins
Independent
Sharon Taylor
Liberal Democrat Focus Team
Barry Thompson
Conservative
Margaret Florence Appleby
UKIP
Caitlin Janette Bisknell
Labour
Pam Reddy
Conservative
Graham Scott
Liberal Democrat
Matthew Alexander Bain
Green Party
Tony Arthur Kemp
Conservative
Bob Morris
Independent
Fiona Sloman
Labour
Christopher Richard Warhurst Weaver
Liberal Democrat
Chapel & Hope Valley
Clay Cross North
Clay Cross South
Derwent Valley
Dovedale
Dronfield East
Dronfield West & Walton
Duffield & Belper South
Eckington & Killamarsh
Etherow
Etwall & Repton
Charlotte Nancy Farrell
Green Party
Ian Guiver
UKIP
Brian Colin Hallsworth
Liberal Democrat
Tim Norton
Labour
Jocelyn Sarah Street
Conservative
Linda Rowley
Conservative
Brian Wright
Labour
William Armitage
Conservative
Kevin Gillott
Labour
Morgan Howells
Independent
Sandra Fearn
Liberal Democrat
Michael Hancocks
UKIP
Michael Vernon Longden
Conservative
Paul Vaughan
Labour
Trish Birchley
Liberal Democrat
Sarah Elizabeth King
UKIP
Simon Andrew Spencer
Conservative
Colin Swindell
Labour
John Robin Youatt
Green Party
Angelique Foster
Conservative
Clive Gill
Independent
Roderick Bernard Arundale Harrison
UKIP
Janet Hill
Labour and Co-operative
Simon Philip Temple
Liberal Democrat
Adrian Lewis Clarke
UKIP
Stuart Ellis
Conservative
Michael Gordon
Labour and Co-operative
Wendy Mary Temple
Liberal Democrat
Ben Rupert Edward Bellamy
Labour
Jeremy Richard Benson
Liberal Democrat
Stuart John Bradford
Conservative
Barry Simpson Clark
UKIP
Lewis James Blackburn
Conservative
Diane Charles
Labour
Roger Anthony Hall
Conservative
Brian Ridgway
Labour
Charles David Rae Watson
UKIP
David Stanley Rae Watson
UKIP
Alan Debes
Liberal Democrat
Peter James Kay
Conservative
Dave Wilcox
Labour
Martin Ashley Bardoe
UKIP
Christopher Simon Collard
Liberal Democrat
Brian John Cox
Labour
Martyn Ford
Conservative
Glossop & Charlesworth
Greater Heanor
Heanor Central
Hilton
Horsley
Ilkeston East
Ilkeston South
Ilkeston West
Linton
Long Eaton
Peter Duncan Allen
Green Party
Damien Thomas Greenhalgh
Labour
George Kuppan
Liberal Democrat
David Phillips
UKIP
George David Wharmby
Conservative
Jean Wharmby
Conservative
Ellie Wilcox
Labour
Stephen David Worrall
Liberal Democrat
Keith Charles Falconbridge
Liberal Democrat
Paul Jones
Labour
Kevin Lee Parkinson
Conservative
Cliff Roper
BNP
Kenneth John Clifford
UKIP
Celia Mary Cox
Labour
Adrian Barry Hickman
BNP
Alex Stevenson
Conservative
Steve Cooper
Labour
Alexis Saliou Diouf
Liberal Democrat
Eric Peter Wayne Graves
UKIP
Julie Elizabeth Patten
Conservative
Timothy Noel Robinson
Independent
John Phillip Banks
Labour
Kevin Buttery
Conservative
Wayne Porter
UKIP
Kate Smith
Liberal Democrat
Rachel Allen
Liberal Democrat
Brendan Patrick Berry
UKIP
Glennice Birkin
Labour
Whopping Lord Foghole
Monster Raving Loony
Kevin Philip Miller
Conservative
Fiona Aanonson
Liberal Democrat
Giles Farrand
UKIP
John Arnold Frudd
Labour
Richard Harris
Conservative
Michelle Wendy Booth
Labour
Val Custance
Conservative
Philip Hood
Green Party
Jamie Parker
UKIP
Angela Togni
Liberal Democrat
David Anthony Gunn
UKIP
Lorraine Karen Johnson
Liberal Democrat
Charles Jones
Conservative
Mike Lacey
Independent
Kath Lauro
Labour
Kewal Singh Athwal
Conservative
Loundsley Green & Newbold
Matlock
Melbourne
New Mills
Petersham
Ripley East & Codnor
Ripley West & Heage
Sandiacre
Sawley
Shirebrook & Pleasley
Roland Leon Hosker
Labour and Co-operative
Bexley Sears
UKIP
Susannah Louise Watts
Liberal Democrat
Mick Bagshaw
Independent
Stuart Brittain
Labour
Keith Lomas
UKIP
Tony Rogers
Liberal Democrat Focus Team
Nigel Robert Sterland
Conservative
Andy Botham
Labour
Steve Flitter
Liberal Democrat
Geoff Stevens
Conservative
Tilly Sanders Ward
UKIP
Linda Mary Chilton
Conservative
Alan Jack Graves
UKIP
Alan Mercer Jones
Labour
Rebecca Jane Wilkinson
Liberal Democrat
Beth Atkins
Liberal Democrat
Alan Barrow
Labour
Jeff Lawton
Conservative
Dee Sayce
Green Party
Wg Cdr Michael Clulow
UKIP
Garry Keith Hickton
Conservative
Clare Elaine Neill
Labour and Co-operative
Ian Allan Neill
Liberal Democrat
Alan Edwards
BNP
Ann Fox
UKIP
Steve Freeborn
Labour
Stuart Joynes
Conservative
Margaret Tomkins
Liberal Democrat
Ken Cooper
BNP
Paul Robin Gibbons
Liberal Democrat
Philip Sanders Rose
UKIP
David Alan Williams
Labour
David Wilson
Conservative
Tony Youens
Green Party
Martin Lowe
Liberal Democrat
Wayne Major
Conservative
Patrick Martin Pritchett
Labour
Mark Robert Willis
UKIP
Rodney Wilby Allen
Liberal Democrat
Simon Nicholas Gent
UKIP
Bob Knight
Labour
Daniel Walton
Conservative
Dean Lloyd Eggleston
Trade Unionists and Socialists Against Cuts
Tony Kay
UKIP
South Normanton & Pinxton
Spire
St Marys
Staveley
Staveley North & Whittington
Sutton
Swadlincote Central
Swadlincote North
Swadlincote South
Tibshelf
Richard Terrance Pinder
Conservative
Marian Stockdale
Labour
Ray Calladine
UKIP
Jim Coyle
Labour
Cherry Anne Drake-Brockman
Independent
Brian Christopher Loader
Trade Unionists and Socialists Against Cuts
Robert James Sainsbury
Conservative
Sharon Lesley Blank
Labour
Maggie Cannon
Liberal Democrat Focus Team
Adrian Mather
Independent
Simon John Temperton
Conservative
Stuart David Yeowart
UKIP
Mike Abberley
UKIP
John Barnett
Liberal Democrat Focus Team
James Paul Dale
Conservative
Jean Mary Innes
Labour and Co-operative
Chris Beirne
Liberal Democrat Focus Team
Janet Ann Dale
Conservative
Joe Mann
Independent
John Graham Williams
Labour
Richard Bexton
UKIP
Barry Bingham
Liberal Democrat Focus Team
Dean Collins
Labour
Malcolm Benjamin Rowley
Conservative
Charlotte Cupit
Conservative
Julie Ann Hill
Labour
Glen John Potter
UKIP
Barry Appleby
UKIP
Georgina Mary Bennion
Liberal Democrat
David James Bird
Independent
Paul Dunn
Labour
Gill Farrington
Conservative
Jon McEwan
Independent
Sean Andrew Bambrick
Labour
Kim Coe
Conservative
Ann Graves
UKIP
Paul Amos Liversuch
Socialist Labour
Shirley Anne Niblock
Liberal Democrat
Liam Clarke
Liberal Democrat
Mike Dawson
UKIP
Pat Murray
Conservative
Trevor Southerd
Labour
Joan Bentley
UKIP
Heather Kay Liggett
Conservative
Clive Richard Moesby
Labour
Walton & West
Whaley Bridge
Wingerworth & Shirland
Wirksworth
John David Lee Boult
Conservative
Kevin Coney
UKIP
Keith Patrick Morgan
Liberal Democrat Focus Team
Martin Michael Stone
Labour
James Henry Bush
UKIP
Rodney Bruce Gilmour
Conservative
David William Lomax
Liberal Democrat Focus Team
Martin Lindsay Thomas
Barry Herbert Barnes
Labour
Labour
Barry Lewis
Conservative
Alan Randall
UKIP
Richard Bright
Conservative
David Jones
Liberal Democrat
Irene Ratcliffe
Labour
Christopher Spencer
Green Party
Chris Wardle
UKIP
DERBYSHIRE
ELECTION 2013
- election summaries
CURRENT MAKE UP OF THE COUNCIL
Conservative seats - 31
Labour seats - 23
Liberal seats – 7
Independent seat - 1
UKIP - 1
Vacancy - 1
Election summaries
2009 RESULTS
Conservative – 33
Labour – 21
Liberal Democrat – 8
Independent – 1
Vacancy – 1
Total votes cast – 229,182
Conservative vote – 39%
Labour vote – 28%
Liberal Democrat vote – 21%
Independent/other – 11%
Spoilt papers – 1%
Turnout 38%
2005 RESULTS
Labour seats – 38
Conservative seats – 15
Liberal Democrat seats – 10
Independent seats – 1
Total Labour vote 147,125
Total Conservative vote 115,571
Total Lib Dem vote 84,926
Total Independent vote 7,631
Total other vote 6,306
Overall swing to Conservative 2.5%
Overall swing to Lib Dem 4.5%
Turnout 63%
2001 RESULTS
Labour seats – 43
Conservative seats – 13
Liberal Democrat seats – 7
Independent seats – 1
Total Labour vote – 161,671
Total Conservative vote – 112,629
Lib Democrat vote – 68,897
Total Independent vote – 9,213
Total other vote – 2,521
Overall swing to Conservative – 3.1%
Turnout – 61%
1997 RESULTS
Labour seats – 45
Conservative seats – 12
Liberal Democrat seats – 6
Independent seats – 1
Total Labour vote – 203,824
Total Conservative vote – 120,450
Total Lib Democrat vote – 82,510
Total other vote – 10,390
Overall swing to Lib Democrats – 1.5%
Turnout – 75.3%
1993 RESULTS
Labour seats – 43
Conservative seats – 14
Liberal Democrats seats – 6
Independent seats – 1
Total Labour vote – 110,702
Total Conservative vote – 68,664
Total Lib Democrat vote – 38,897
Total other vote – 6,226
Overall swing to Labour – 5.3%
Turnout – 40%
DERBYSHIRE
ELECTION 2013
- Derbyshire election results 2009
Alfreton
Bridget Anne Dunks (Liberal Democrats) 649 votes
Robert William Johnston (Labour) 1718 votes
David Wilson (Conservative) 1821 votes
Alport and Derwent
Christopher Digby Bown (Liberal Democrats) 1922 votes
Chris Jackson (Conservative) 2500 votes
Ashbourne
David Philip Jones (Liberal Democrats) 1194 votes
Andrew Lewer (Conservative) 3506 votes
Ashgate
John David Lee Boult (Conservative) 936 votes
Ray Russell (Liberal Democrats) 1467 votes
Patrick Julian Collins Ralph(Green Party) 342 votes
Avis Joan Murphy (Labour) 627 votes
Aston and Melbourne
Jane Dunster Carroll (Labour) 1040 votes
Susan Ann Craw (Liberal Democrats) 588 votes
John Patrick Harrison (Conservative) 2718 votes
Bakewell
Tony Bolton (Liberal Democrats) 1561 votes
David Hill (Labour) 583 votes
Judith Anne Twigg (Conservative) 2657 votes
Barlborough and Clowne
Stephen James Hartley (Liberal Democrats) 626 votes
Anne Western (Labour) 1571 votes
Carol Ann Walker (Conservative) 589 votes
Belper
Peter Makin (Conservative) 1836 votes
Richard Alan Salmon (Liberal Democrats) 708 votes
Joyce Margaret Sanders (Labour) 931 votes
Birdholme
David Allen (Labour) 1724 votes
Clive Archer (Liberal Democrats) 1186 votes
Simon John Temperton (Conservative) 553 votes
Bolsover North West Elmton and Whitwell
Wayne Bytheway (Liberal Democrats) 359 votes
James Alan Clifton (Independent) 1113 votes
James Hollingworth (Conservative) 492 votes
Kenneth Stevenson (Labour) 1170 votes
Bolsover South West and Scarcliffe
Jonathan Dale (Socialist Alternative) 289 votes
Joan Elizabeth Dixon (Labour) 1211 votes
Deborah Hall (Liberal Democrats) 424 votes
Paul Dennis Harford (British National Party) 507 votes
Leonard Twigg (Conservative) 520 votes
Breaston
Martin Charles Garnett (Liberal Democrats) 900 votes
Robert Alan Parkinson (Conservative) 2389 votes
Charlie Sarell (Labour) 1110 votes
Brimington
Mick Bagshaw (Liberal Democrats) 727 votes
Walter Burrows (Labour) 1619 votes
Linda Rowley (Conservative) 425 votes
Breadsall and West Hallam
Barbra Butt (Liberal Democrats) 627 votes
Frank Charles Phillips (Labour) 714 votes
Carol Ann Hart (Conservative) 2320 votes
Buxton North and East
Barbara June Wilson (Labour) 1101 votes
Karl Raymond Dunscombe (Liberal Democrats) 631 votes
Pam Reddy (Conservative) 1349 votes
Buxton West
Robin Basil Baldry (Conservative) 2292 votes
Jane Ann McGrother (Labour) 831 votes
Christopher Richard Warhurst Weaver(Liberal Democrats) 832 votes
Chapel and Hope Valley
Tracy Critchlow (Conservative) 2058 votes
David Robert Mount (Green Party) 645 votes
Timothy Ian Norton (Labour) 753 votes
Jane Margaret Simm (Liberal Democrats) 593 votes
Clay Cross
Barry Bingham (Liberal Democrats) 594 votes
Matthew Johnson (Conservative) 1182 votes
Peter James Riggott (Labour) 1309 votes
Cotmanhay
Mark Bailey (British National Party) 883 votes
Brian Charles Lucas (Labour) 1377 votes
Simon James Ratcliffe (Conservative) 1139 votes
Derwent Valley
Anthony Nigel Allwood (Liberal Democrats) 1427 votes
Thomas JOHN Evans (Independent) 617 votes
Michael Hancocks (Uk Independence Party) 374 votes
Michael Longden (Conservative) 2078 votes
Dovedale
James Jennings (Liberal Democrats) 813 votes
Simon Andrew Spencer (Conservative) 2321 votes
Colin Swindell (Labour) 1000 votes
Dronfield North
John Albert Allsop (Conservative) 1754 votes
Frank Higgins (Liberal Democrats) 1161 votes
Janet Hill (Labour) 1330 votes
Dronfield South
Susan Mary Allsop (Conservative) 1473 votes
Bob Gachagan (Labour) 560 votes
Wendy Mary Temple (Liberal Democrats) 1380 votes
Duffield and Belper South
Stuart John Bradford (Conservative) 2628 votes
Ben Hobbs (Labour) 697 votes
Colin Thompson (Liberal Democrats) 1108 votes
Eckington
Jenny Booth (Independent) 872 votes
Steve Pickering (Labour) 1003 votes
Carolyn Renwick (Conservative) 669 votes
Simon Philip Temple (Liberal Democrats) 278 votes
Etherow
Steve Foote (Conservative) 983 votes
Rosa Kuppan (Liberal Democrats) 530 votes
David John Wilcox (Labour) 1103 votes
Glossop North and Rural
Sylvia Hall (Uk Independence Party) 585 votes
Alistair John Stevens (Liberal Democrats) 528 votes
George David Wharmby (Conservative) 1823 votes
Jacqueline Margaret Wilkinson (Labour) 744 votes
Glossop South
George Kuppan (Liberal Democrats) 514 votes
David Phillips(UK Independence ) 528 votes
Jean Wharmby (Conservative) 1262 votes
Roger Wilkinson (Labour) 934 votes
Greater Heanor
Timothy Knowles (National Front) 126 votes
Alan Longden (Labour) 1000 votes
Kevin Lee Parkinson (Conservative) 1103 votes
Cliff Roper (British National Party) 861 votes
Gavin Sarkas-Bosman (Liberal Democrats) 396 votes
Hatton and Hilton
Frank Hood 1580 votes
Michael George Adcock (Labour) 583 votes
Julie Elizabeth Patten (Conservative) 2843 votes
Douglas Harvey Cummins (Liberal Democrats) 418 votes
Heage
Juliette Nicola Blake (Conservative) 1729 votes
Geoffrey Carlile (Labour) 1009 votes
Ken Cooper (British National Party) 546 votes
Arfan Mirza (Liberal Democrats) 300 votes
Heanor Central
Lewis Richard Allsebrook (British National Party) 1090 votes
Celia Mary Cox (Labour) 1261 votes
Linda Edwards-Milsom (Conservative) 852 votes
Judith Anne Woolley (Liberal Democrats) 454 votes
Hipper
Julie Anne Fanshawe (Labour) 664 votes
Keith Patrick Morgan (Liberal Democrats) 1673 votes
Kieran Michael Wright (Conservative) 620 votes
Holymoorside and Wingerworth
Stuart John Ellis (Conservative) 2131 votes
Kelvin Karim (Green Party) 585 votes
Doug Oxspring (Liberal Democrats) 616 votes
Michael James Prout (Labour) 562 votes
Horsley
Marie Gough (British National Party) 544 votes
Eric Lancashire (Labour) 1201 votes
Gregory John Edwin MacDonald (Conservative) 1901 votes
Neil Paul Paget (Liberal Democrats) 630 votes
Ilkeston
Christopher Roy Adcock (British National Party) 768 votes
Barbara Constance Harrison (Conservative) 1338 votes
Glennice Birkin (Labour) 1487 votes
Killamarsh
Alan Frank Charles (Labour) 1158 votes
Gary John Mason (Conservative) 602 votes
Michael Richard Wing (Liberal Democrats) 463 votes
Kirk Hallam
Mark Bailey(British National Party) 327 votes
Michelle Wendy Booth (Labour) 1261 votes
Kevin Philip Miller(Conservative) 783 votes
Richard Martin Pyle(Liberal Democrats) 158 votes
Linton and Church Gresley
Charles William Jones (Conservative) 1362 votes
Richard Charles Fallows (British National Party) 898 votes
Kath Lauro (Labour) 1164 votes
Gordon Anthony Taylor (Liberal Democrats) 380 votes
Long Eaton
Susannah Louise Allen (Liberal Democrats) 528 votes
Lee Charles Fletcher (Green Party) 444 votes
Roland Leon Hosker (Labour) 1262 votes
Kevin Philip Miller (Conservative) 1242 votes
Matlock
Steve Flitter (Liberal Democrats) 2009 votes
Geoff Stevens (Conservative) 1616 votes
Midway and Hartshorne
Alan Mercer Jones (Labour) 1346 votes
Kevin John Maher (Liberal Democrats) 505 votes
Pat Murray (Conservative) 1822 votes
Newbold
Mick Leverton (Labour and Co-operative) 963 votes
Marcus Stanton Linsey (Conservative) 467 votes
Tony Rogers (Liberal Democrats) 1797 votes
Newhall and Seales
Paula Jayne Bailey (British National Party) 613 votes
Sean Bambrick (Labour) 1049 votes
Mike Lacey (Conservative) 1377 votes
Mandy Sludds (Liberal Democrats) 300 votes
New Mills
Beth Atkins (Liberal Democrats) 1911 votes
Lynne Cardwell (Labour) 1159 votes
Jacqui Gadd (Conservative) 1187 votes
North Wingfield and Tupton
Kevin Gillott (Labour) 1447 votes
Robert Edward Taylor (Conservative) 629 votes
Brian Alan Wakefield 578 votes
Petersham
Garry Keith Hickton (Conservative) 1112 votes
Stephen Middleton (British National Party) 361 votes
Ian Allan Neill (Liberal Democrats) 601 votes
Gail Nita Newman (Labour) 1069 votes
Pinxton and South Normanton West
Elizabeth Archer (Liberal Democrats) 372 votes
James Anthony Coyle (Labour) 912 votes
Eddy Edwards (British National Party) 637 votes
Patricia Eufron Lunn (Conservative) 681 votes
Repton and Willington
Hester Elizabeth Lois Bellingham Holt (Liberal Democrats) 458 votes
Martyn Ford (Conservative) 2038 votes
Miles Guy Nesbitt 637 votes
David Geoffrey Shepherd (Labour) 1005 votes
Ripley
David Bowley (Conservative) 1696 votes
Charles Cutting (Labour) 1356 votes
Paul Robin Gibbons (Liberal Democrats) 453 votes
Nathan Wilde (British National Party) 772 votes
Sandiacre
Rachel Allen (Liberal Democrats) 792 votes
Wayne Major (Conservative) 2223 votes
Louis Booth (Labour) 859 votes
Sawley
Owen Kenneth Llewellyn (Labour) 463 votes
Bill Camm (Independent) 2336 votes
Geoffrey Brassey Smith (Conservative) 1037 votes
Fiona Aanonson (Liberal Democrats) 460 votes
Shirebrook and Pleasley
Sterling Alan Brown (British National Party) 1013 votes
John Newell Robinson (Conservative) 618 votes
Marian Stockdale (Labour) 1598 votes
Michelle Joan Mann (Liberal Democrats) 501 votes
Somercotes
Jack Watson Brown(Conservative) 1030 votes
Keith Charles Falconbridge (Liberal Democrats) 257 votes
Paul Smith (Labour) 1584 votes
Paul Edward Snell (British National Party) 502 votes
South Normanton and Tibshelf
Albert Joseph Phineous Catt (Conservative) 662 votes
Ian Geoffrey Cox (Liberal Democrats) 471 votes
Raymond Alan Heffer (Independent) 985 votes
Clive Richard Moesby (Labour) 1323 votes
Spire
Sharon Lesley Blank (Labour) 1480 votes
Keith Lomas (Liberal Democrats) 1318 votes
Malcolm Benjamin Rowley (Conservative) 441 votes
Staveley North and Whittington
Chris Ludlow (Labour) 986 votes
Nigel Robert Sterland (Conservative) 381 votes
David Stone (Liberal Democrats) 1632 votes
Staveley South
Paul Mann (Liberal Democrats) 1560 votes
Charles David Moss (Conservative) 484 votes
John Graham Williams (Labour) 1636 votes
Stonebroom and Pilsley
Derek William Cotterill (Labour) 1407 votes
Barry Lewis (Conservative) 1445 votes
St Mary's
Mike Fanshawe (Labour) 750 votes
Julie Harrington (Independent) 488 votes
Mark Anthony Higginbottom(Liberal Democrats) 1075 votes
Graham Martin Tasker (British National Party) 200 votes
Barry Thompson (Conservative) 400 votes
Sutton
David Chapman (Labour) 1308 votes
Derek Jason (Conservative) 705 votes
Terence Vincent McDermott (Liberal Democrats) 600 votes
Swadlincote Central and Woodville
Alan Craw (Liberal Democrats) 348 votes
Gillian Ann Farrington (Conservative) 1300 votes
Maria Riley-Ward (British National Party) 772 votes
Trevor Southerd (Labour) 1144 votes
Whaley Bridge and Blackbrook
Tony Bingham (Conservative) 1377 votes
James Henry Bush (Uk Independence Party) 396 votes
Barrie Taylor (Liberal Democrats) 1808 votes
Martin Lindsay Thomas (Labour) 438 votes
Wirksworth
Garry Purdy (Conservative) 1679 votes
Irene Ratcliffe (Labour) 1394 votes
Josh Stockell (Green Party) 698 votes
DERBYSHIRE
ELECTION 2013
- by-election results
ECKINGTON – 16 June 2011
Carolyn Abbott (Conservative) 402 votes
Brian Ridgway (Labour) 1142 votes
SAWLEY AND WILSTHORPE - 7 July 2011
Cheryl Pidgeon (Labour) 1351 votes
Chris Corbett (Conservative) 1197 votes
Fiona Aanonson (Liberal Democrat) 692
DERBYSHIRE
ELECTION 2013
- leading county councillors
Councillor George Wharmby
Chairman of the County Council
Telephone: 01457 856905
Councillor Chris Jackson
Vice Chairman of the County
Council
Telephone: 01629 536024
Councillor Andrew Lewer
Leader and Cabinet Member for
Cultural and Community
Services
Telephone: 01629 536022
Councillor Simon Spencer
Deputy Leader and Cabinet
Member for Highways and
Transport
Telephone: 07780 222564
Councillor John Harrison
Cabinet Member for Finance and
Management
Telephone: 01332 862477
Councillor Charles Jones
Cabinet Member for Adult Care
Telephone: 07780 222580
Cabinet Member for Education
Telephone: 01246 583475
Councillor Mike Longden
Councillor Barry Lewis
Cabinet Member for Young
People
Telephone: 01773 830871
Councillor Carol Hart
Cabinet Member for Public
Health
Telephone: 0115 932 2513
Councillor John Allsop
Cabinet member for Technology
and Recycling
Telephone: 07780 222590
Councillor Kevin Parkinson
Cabinet Member for
Regeneration
Telephone: 07775 711466
Councillor Anne Western
Leader of the Minority Group
(LAB)
Telephone: 01246 811428
Councillor Steve Flitter
Leader of the Minority Group
(LIB DEM)
Telephone: 01629 582065
DERBYSHIRE
ELECTION 2013
- councillors not standing for re-election
Conservatives
Dronfield North - Councillor John Allsop
Dronfield South - Councillor Sue Allsop
Ripley - Councillor David Bowley
Aston and Melbourne - Councillor John Harrison
Alport and Derwent - Councillor Chris Jackson
Horsley - Councillor Greg MacDonald
Wirksworth - Councillor Garry Purdy
Labour
Killamarsh - Councillor Alan Charles
Sutton - Councillor David Chapman
Sawley – Councillor Cheryl Pidgeon
Bolsover NW, Elmton and Whitwell – Councillor Ken Stevenson
Cotmanhay – Councillor Brian Lucas
Clay Cross – Councillor Peter Riggott
Liberal Democrats
Ashgate – Councillor Ray Russell
St Mary’s – Councillor Mark Higginbotham
Whaley Bridge and Blackbrook – Councillor Barrie Taylor
Independent
Staveley North and Whittington – Councillor David Stone
DERBYSHIRE
ELECTION 2013 key contacts
Derbyshire County Council News Desk - 01629 538205
Amber Valley
Pat Hardwick
01773 841631
Pat.harwick@ambervalley.gov.uk
Bolsover
Kath Whittingham
01246 242422
Kath.whittingham@bolsover.gov.uk
Chesterfield
Sandra Essex
01246 345227
Sandra.essex@chesterfield.gov.uk
Derbyshire Dales
Sandra Lamb
01629 761335
Sandra.lamb@derbyshiredales.gov.uk
Erewash
Hayley Brailsford
0115 907 1112
Hayley.brailsford@erewash.gov.uk
High Peak
Caroline Cooke
0845 129 7777
Caroline.cooke@highpeak.gov.uk
North East Derbyshire
Donna Hopkinson
01246 217058
Donna.hopkinson@ne-derbyshire.gov.uk
Andrea Wright
01246 217068/217069
Andrea.wright@ne-derbyshire.gov.uk
South Derbyshire
Frank McArdle
01283 595723
Frank.mcardle@south-derbys.gov.uk