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Elections to Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council were held on 3 May 2012.[1] One third of the council was up for election, with councillors elected at the Knowsley Council election, 2008 defending their seats this time.


Due to the 'in thirds' system of election, changes in vote share are compared to the corresponding 2008 elections and calculated on that basis. After the election, Labour gained total control of the council, wiping out every Liberal Democrat councillor.




Contents





  • 1 Ward results

    • 1.1 Cherryfield ward


    • 1.2 Halewood North ward


    • 1.3 Halewood South ward


    • 1.4 Halewood West ward


    • 1.5 Kirkby Central ward


    • 1.6 Longview ward


    • 1.7 Northwood ward


    • 1.8 Page Moss ward


    • 1.9 Park ward


    • 1.10 Prescot East ward


    • 1.11 Prescot West ward


    • 1.12 Roby ward


    • 1.13 Shevington ward


    • 1.14 St. Bartholomew's ward


    • 1.15 St. Gabriel's ward


    • 1.16 St. Michael's ward


    • 1.17 Stockbridge ward


    • 1.18 Swanside ward


    • 1.19 Whiston North ward


    • 1.20 Whiston South ward


    • 1.21 Whitefield ward



  • 2 References




Ward results[edit]



Cherryfield ward[edit]

































Cherryfield
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Ted Grannell
1,014
73.6
+26.1

1st 4 Kirkby
Tony Barton
357
25.9
−10.6
Majority
657
47.7


Turnout
1,377
25

n/c


Labour hold

Swing



Halewood North ward[edit]







































Halewood North
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Shelley Powell
985
71.4
+43.0


Liberal Democrat
Dave Smithson
262
19.0
−31.8


Conservative
Graham Tubey
120
8.7

N/A
Majority
723
52.4


Turnout
1,380
27

n/c


Labour gain from Liberal Democrat

Swing



Halewood South ward[edit]













































Halewood South
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Gary See
987
63.4
+29.7


TUSC
Bren Tyrrell
282
18.1

N/A


Liberal Democrat
Harry Birch
220
14.1
−32.3


Conservative
David Dunne
53
3.4
−2.5
Majority
705
45.3


Turnout
1,557
29
+2


Labour gain from Liberal Democrat

Swing



Halewood West ward[edit]







































Halewood West
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Bob Swann
1,161
87.2
+24.1


Liberal Democrat
Sarah Smithson
79
5.9
−30.2


Conservative
Hannah Withey
76
5.7

N/A
Majority
1,082
81.3


Turnout
1,331
26
+4


Labour hold

Swing



Kirkby Central ward[edit]

































Kirkby Central
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Jackie Harris
1,081
85.1
+30.9

1st 4 Kirkby
Brian Johns
183
14.4
−18.8
Majority
898
70.7


Turnout
1,271
25
−2


Labour hold

Swing



Longview ward[edit]

































Longview
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Tony Harvey
1,362
93.1
+34.3


Liberal Democrat
John Wickham
90
6.2
−34.4
Majority
1,272
86.9


Turnout
1,463
23
+4


Labour hold

Swing



Northwood ward[edit]

































Northwood
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Eddie Connor
909
70.9
−8.4


Independent
Des Delaney
367
28.6

N/A
Majority
542
42.3


Turnout
1,282
23
+4


Labour hold

Swing



Page Moss ward[edit]

































Page Moss
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Dave Tully
1,189
92.6
+14.7


Liberal Democrat
Sam Smith
85
6.6
−14.4
Majority
1,104
86.0


Turnout
1,284
25
+5


Labour hold

Swing



Park ward[edit]



















Park
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Dave Dobbie

N/A

N/A

N/A


Labour hold

Swing



Prescot East ward[edit]







































Prescot East
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Derek McEgan
976
63.5
+31.0


Liberal Democrat
Carl Cashman
505
32.9
−25.4


Conservative
Gary Robertson
51
3.3
−5.4
Majority
471
30.6


Turnout
1,537
27
+1


Labour gain from Liberal Democrat

Swing



Prescot West ward[edit]













































Prescot West
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Mike Kearns
819
46.3
+16.3


Liberal Democrat
Ian Smith
667
37.7
−17.8


TUSC
Steve Whatham
172
9.7

N/A


Conservative
Robert Avery
101
5.7
−4.5
Majority
152
8.6


Turnout
1,769
34
+2


Labour gain from Liberal Democrat

Swing



Roby ward[edit]







































Roby
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Chris Bannon
1,469
74.7
+26.9


Conservative
Jonathan Mackie
338
17.2
−24.8


Liberal Democrat
Ann Pearson
142
7.2
−2.5
Majority
1,131
57.5


Turnout
1,967
33
−3


Labour hold

Swing



Shevington ward[edit]

































Shevington
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Ray Halpin
1,069
83.8
+15.3

1st 4 Kirkby
Helen Moss
198
15.5

N/A
Majority
871
68.3


Turnout
1,275
24
+3


Labour hold

Swing



St. Bartholomew's ward[edit]

































St. Bartholomew's
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Andy Moorhead
1,433
87.6
+23.8


Liberal Democrat
Jo Wisely
190
11.6
−23.5
Majority
1,243
76.0


Turnout
1,636
30
+3


Labour hold

Swing



St. Gabriel's ward[edit]

































St. Gabriel's
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Frank Walsh
1,075
71.1
+33.9


Liberal Democrat
Fred Fricker
418
27.6
−26.7
Majority
657
43.4


Turnout
1,513
29
+3


Labour gain from Liberal Democrat

Swing



St. Michael's ward[edit]

































St. Michael's
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Kay Moorhead
1,497
92.0
+26.4


Liberal Democrat
Matt Hughes
116
7.1
−26.0
Majority
1,381
84.9


Turnout
1,627
31
+6


Labour hold

Swing



Stockbridge ward[edit]







































Stockbridge
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Bill Weightman
1,198
91.9
+11.3

National Front
Andrew Brennus
71
5.4

N/A


Liberal Democrat
Les Rigby
30
2.3
−16.3
Majority
1,127
86.4


Turnout
1,304
28
+8


Labour hold

Swing



Swanside ward[edit]







































Swanside
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Ron Round
1,634
90.2
+19.3


Conservative
Samuel Robertson
100
5.5
−10.3


Liberal Democrat
Sharon Fricker
61
3.4
−9.6
Majority
1,534
84.7


Turnout
1,811
34
+5


Labour hold

Swing



Whiston North ward[edit]







































Whiston North
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Sandra Gaffney
1,314
83.3
+35.9


Liberal Democrat
Sophia Smith
146
9.3
−27.6


Conservative
Gillian Robertson
100
6.3
−8.5
Majority
1,168
74.0


Turnout
1,578
29
+3


Labour hold

Swing



Whiston South ward[edit]







































Whiston South
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

David Williams
1,347
81.1
+33.5


Conservative
Bernard Neill
170
10.2

N/A


Liberal Democrat
Marjorie Sommerfield
126
7.6
−43.4
Majority
1,177
70.9


Turnout
1,660
30
+3


Labour gain from Liberal Democrat

Swing



Whitefield ward[edit]

































Whitefield
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Ros Smith
925
69.1
+26.2

1st 4 Kirkby
Pauline Pendleton
401
30.0
−11.9
Majority
524
39.2


Turnout
1,338
27
−2


Labour hold

Swing



References[edit]



  1. ^ Statement of Persons Nominated Knowsley Council












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