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Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council election, 1996

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← 1995
2 May 1996 (1996-05-02)
1998 →


22 of 66 seats (One Third)
to Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council
34 seats needed for a majority
Turnout35.0% (Decrease3.2%)[1]





















































 
First party
Second party
Third party
 
Lab



Blank






Blank



Leader
Dave Jackson
John Hale
Phil Gilchrist
Party

Labour

Conservative

Liberal Democrat
Leader's seat

Bromborough

Hoylake

Eastham
Last election

15 seats,
53.5%


4 seats,
25.8%


3 seats,
20.1%

Seats before
36
22
8
Seats won
13
6
3
Seats after
41
16
9
Seat change

Increase5

Decrease6

Increase1
Popular vote
41,521
25,611
17,066
Percentage
48.9%
30.2%
20.1%
Swing

Decrease4.6%

Increase4.4%

Steady


Wirral Council Election Results Map 1994.svg
Map of results of 1996 election






Leader of the Council before election

Dave Jackson
Labour



Leader of the Council after election

Dave Jackson
Labour



The 1996 Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council election took place on 2 May 1996 to elect members of Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council in England.[2] This election was held on the same day as other local elections.


After the election, the composition of the council was:

















PartySeats±

Labour41
Increase5

Conservative16
Decrease6

Liberal Democrat9
Increase1

[3]




Contents





  • 1 Election results

    • 1.1 Overall election result



  • 2 Ward results

    • 2.1 Bebington


    • 2.2 Bidston


    • 2.3 Birkenhead


    • 2.4 Bromborough


    • 2.5 Clatterbridge


    • 2.6 Claughton


    • 2.7 Eastham


    • 2.8 Egerton


    • 2.9 Heswall


    • 2.10 Hoylake


    • 2.11 Leasowe


    • 2.12 Liscard


    • 2.13 Moreton


    • 2.14 New Brighton


    • 2.15 Oxton


    • 2.16 Prenton


    • 2.17 Royden


    • 2.18 Seacombe


    • 2.19 Thurstaston


    • 2.20 Tranmere


    • 2.21 Upton


    • 2.22 Wallasey



  • 3 Changes between 1996 and 1998

    • 3.1 Wallasey by-election 1997


    • 3.2 Other changes



  • 4 Notes


  • 5 References




Election results[edit]



Overall election result[edit]


Overall result compared with 1995.





































































Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council election results, 1996
Party
Candidates
Votes
Stood
Elected
Gained
Unseated
Net
% of total
%

Net %
 

Labour
22
13
5
0
Increase5
59.1
48.9
41,521
Decrease4.6
 

Conservative
20
6
0
6
Decrease6
27.3
30.2
25,611
Increase4.4
 

Liberal Democrat
22
3
1
0
Increase1
13.6
20.1
17,066
Steady
 

Green
6
0
0
0
Steady0.0
0.7
555
Increase0.1
 

Independent
1
0
0
0
Steady0.0
0.2
161

N/A

[1][2]



Ward results[edit]



Bebington[edit]

















































Bebington
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Keith Williams

2,171

47.7

Decrease4.9


Conservative

Brian Cummings
1,940
42.6

Increase2.5


Liberal Democrat
Kevin Turner
363
8.0

Increase0.7


Green
Ann Jones
77
1.7

New
Majority
231
5.1

Decrease7.4

Registered electors
10,555



Turnout

43.1

Decrease4.5


Labour gain from Conservative

Swing

Decrease3.7

[2][4]



Bidston[edit]






































Bidston
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

J. Williams

1,713

88.4

Decrease2.2


Liberal Democrat
John Tomlinson
224
11.6

Increase6.8
Majority
1,489
76.9

Decrease8.9

Registered electors
8,211



Turnout

23.6

Decrease7.8


Labour hold

Swing

Decrease4.5

[2]



Birkenhead[edit]






































Birkenhead
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

D. Gower

2,228

88.0

Decrease0.3


Liberal Democrat
Michael Redfern
303
12.0

Increase5.9
Majority
1,925
76.1

Decrease6.1

Registered electors
10,211



Turnout

24.8

Decrease5.9


Labour hold

Swing

Decrease3.1

[2]



Bromborough[edit]























































Bromborough
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

David Jackson

2,401

65.1

Decrease8.1


Conservative
K. Roberts
658
17.9

Increase1.7


Liberal Democrat
M. Bolton
384
10.4

Decrease0.2


Independent
J. Rohan
161
4.4

New


Green
J. Jones
82
2.2

New
Majority
1,743
47.3

Decrease9.7

Registered electors
10,752



Turnout

34.3

Decrease2.0


Labour hold

Swing

Decrease4.9

[2]



Clatterbridge[edit]











































Clatterbridge
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Conservative

Michael Moore

2,478

45.1

Increase7.2


Labour
L. Flanagan
2,066
37.6

Decrease5.2


Liberal Democrat
W. Walsh
947
17.2

Decrease2.1
Majority
412
7.5

N/A

Registered electors
13,713



Turnout

40.0

Decrease1.5


Conservative hold

Swing

Increase6.2

[2]



Claughton[edit]


















































Claughton
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

George Davies

2,007

51.7

Increase1.9


Liberal Democrat
Stuart Kelly
1,237
31.8

Decrease5.3


Conservative
P. Greening-Jackson
560
14.4

Increase2.9


Green
George Bowler
80
2.1

Increase0.5
Majority
770
19.8

Increase7.1

Registered electors
10,359



Turnout

37.5

Decrease4.3


Labour hold

Swing

Increase3.6

[2][5][6]



Eastham[edit]











































Eastham
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Liberal Democrat

Phillip Gilchrist

2,805

65.1

Increase6.3


Labour
A. McGuiness
1,059
24.6

Decrease5.2


Conservative
S. Hutchence
444
10.3

Decrease1.1
Majority
1,746
40.5

Increase11.4

Registered electors
11,170



Turnout

38.6

Decrease3.1


Liberal Democrat hold

Swing

Increase5.8

[2][7]



Egerton[edit]

















































Egerton
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Andew Dow

2,290

75.3

Decrease1.5


Conservative
H. Jackson-Payne
407
13.4

Increase1.1


Liberal Democrat
Philip Lloyd
238
7.8

Decrease0.9


Green
Joyce Hogg
107
3.5

Increase1.3
Majority
1,883
61.9

Decrease2.6

Registered electors
10,554



Turnout

28.8

Decrease5.9


Labour hold

Swing

Decrease1.3

[2]



Heswall[edit]











































Heswall
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Conservative

T. Price

2,820

60.3

Increase4.3


Liberal Democrat
Edward Norton
1,040
22.2

Increase2.5


Labour
C. Murphy
820
17.5

Decrease6.8
Majority
1,780
38.0

Increase6.2

Registered electors
13,119



Turnout

35.7

Decrease2.9


Conservative hold

Swing

Increase3.2

[2]



Hoylake[edit]











































Hoylake
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Conservative

Hilary Jones

2,433

55.5

Increase2.1


Labour
Alan Milne
1,218
27.8

Decrease3.5


Liberal Democrat
A. Richards
733
16.7

Increase1.4
Majority
1,215
27.7

Increase5.6

Registered electors
12,232



Turnout

35.8

Decrease2.2


Conservative hold

Swing

Increase2.8

[2]



Leasowe[edit]











































Leasowe
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Ronald Abbey

2,169

77.1

Decrease4.8


Conservative
Ian Lewis
418
14.8

Increase4.7


Liberal Democrat
C. Robertson
228
8.1

Increase0.1
Majority
1,751
62.2

Decrease9.6

Registered electors
9,345



Turnout

30.1

Decrease3.6


Labour hold

Swing

Decrease4.8

[2][8][9]



Liscard[edit]











































Liscard
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Denis Knowles

2,421

64.6

Decrease7.3


Conservative

M. Ebbs
883
23.6

New


Liberal Democrat
M. Todd
444
11.8

Decrease16.3
Majority
1,538
41.0

Decrease2.7

Registered electors
11,087



Turnout

33.8

Decrease2.9


Labour gain from Conservative

Swing

Decrease1.4

[2][10]



Moreton[edit]











































Moreton
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Ann McLachlan

2,148

60.5

Increase2.1


Conservative

Vic Borg
1,177
33.1

Decrease1.6


Liberal Democrat
Susanne Uriel
228
6.4

Decrease0.5
Majority
971
27.3

Increase3.6

Registered electors
9,583



Turnout

37.1

Decrease7.8


Labour gain from Conservative

Swing

Increase1.9

[2][11]



New Brighton[edit]











































New Brighton
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

V. McGee

2,132

59.3

Decrease3.1


Conservative
H. Tooke
1,038
28.9

Increase4.0


Liberal Democrat
John Codling
424
11.8

Decrease0.9
Majority
1,094
30.4

Decrease7.1

Registered electors
11,289



Turnout

31.8

Decrease4.4


Labour hold

Swing

Decrease3.6

[2]



Oxton[edit]


















































Oxton
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Liberal Democrat

Alec Dunn

2,221

56.3

Increase3.0


Labour
Pauline Cocker
1,123
28.5

Decrease2.3


Conservative
Cyrus Ferguson
524
13.3

Decrease0.8


Green
Garnette Bowler
75
1.9

Increase0.2
Majority
1,098
27.8

Increase5.3

Registered electors
11,261



Turnout

35.0

Decrease4.9


Liberal Democrat hold

Swing

Increase2.7

[2]



Prenton[edit]












































Prenton
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Liberal Democrat

Margaret Bridson

2,300

47.8

Increase1.6


Labour
R. Pullen
1,595
33.2

Decrease2.6


Conservative
J. Thomas
912
19.0

Increase1.0
Majority
705
14.7

Increase4.3

Registered electors
11,399



Turnout

42.2

Decrease1.3


Liberal Democrat gain from Conservative

Swing

Increase2.1

[2][12]



Royden[edit]











































Royden
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Conservative

Derek Robinson

2,280

50.1

Increase4.7


Labour
R. Pennington
1,307
28.7

Decrease3.6


Liberal Democrat
Peter Reisdorf
966
21.2

Increase1.2
Majority
973
21.4

Increase8.2

Registered electors
10,963



Turnout

41.5

Increase3.9


Conservative hold

Swing

Increase4.2

[2][13]



Seacombe[edit]











































Seacombe
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

P. Clee

2,564

82.7

Decrease0.8


Liberal Democrat
Moira Gallagher
297
9.6

Increase3.9


Conservative
Patricia Jones
240
7.7

Decrease0.5
Majority
2,267
73.1

Decrease2.2

Registered electors
10,963



Turnout

28.3

Decrease5.6


Labour hold

Swing

Decrease1.1

[2]



Thurstaston[edit]











































Thurstaston
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Conservative

Sid Dunn

2,454

51.1

Increase4.9


Labour
A. Beer
1,849
38.5

Decrease1.1


Liberal Democrat
Charles Wall
495
10.3

Decrease3.9
Majority
605
12.6

Increase6.1

Registered electors
12,228



Turnout

39.1

Increase3.0


Conservative hold

Swing

Increase3.0

[2]



Tranmere[edit]


















































Tranmere
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

Moira McLaughlin

1,824

79.9

Decrease3.8


Conservative
C. Bowditch
174
7.6

Increase1.3


Liberal Democrat
Stephen Blaylock
151
6.6

Increase0.5


Green
Catherine Page
134
5.9

Increase2.0
Majority
1,650
72.3

Decrease5.2

Registered electors
9,509



Turnout

24.0

Decrease6.3


Labour hold

Swing

Decrease2.6

[2][14]



Upton[edit]











































Upton
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Labour

A. Bell

2,579

58.3

Decrease6.3


Conservative

L. Turnbull
1,350
30.5

Increase6.4


Liberal Democrat
N. Sherwen
492
11.1

Decrease0.2
Majority
1,229
27.8

Decrease12.8

Registered electors
12,466



Turnout

35.5

Decrease2.0


Labour gain from Conservative

Swing

Decrease6.4

[2]



Wallasey[edit]











































Wallasey
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Conservative

Kate Wood

2,421

50.4

Increase10.6


Labour
Geoffrey Caton
1,837
38.2

Decrease6.4


Liberal Democrat
John Uriel
546
11.4

Decrease4.2
Majority
584
12.2

N/A

Registered electors
11,690



Turnout

41.1

Decrease2.4


Conservative hold

Swing

Increase8.5

[2][15]



Changes between 1996 and 1998[edit]



Wallasey by-election 1997[edit]













































By-election, 13 March 1997: Wallasey
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Conservative

Lesley Rennie

1,781

47.3

Decrease3.1


Labour
Elizabeth McArdle
1,490
39.5

Increase1.3


Liberal Democrat
John Uriel
443
11.8

Increase0.4


Green
George Bowler
54
1.4

New
Majority
291
7.7

Decrease4.5

Turnout

32.2

Decrease8.9


Conservative hold

Swing

Decrease2.2

[16][17][18]



Other changes[edit]
















Date
Ward
Name
Previous affiliation
New affiliation
Circumstance
?

Prenton
Ed Cunniffe


Liberal Democrat


Ind. Liberal Democrat
Resigned.[19]


Notes[edit]


italics denote the sitting councillor • bold denotes the winning candidate





References[edit]




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