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2018 Colchester Borough Council election

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2018 UK local government election

2018 Colchester Borough Council election

← 20163 May 20182019 →

17 out of 51 seats toColchester Borough Council
26 seats needed for a majority
Turnout33.1%[1]
 First partySecond party
 BlankBlank
LeaderDarius LawsPaul Smith
PartyConservativeLiberal Democrats
Leader's seatCastleSt. Anne's &
St. John's(defeated)
Last election22 seats, 37.5%15 seats, 22.6%
Seats before2314
Seats won102
Seats after2512
Seat changeIncrease 2Decrease 2
Popular vote17,7808,770
Percentage40.4%19.9%
SwingIncrease 2.9%Decrease 2.7%

 Third partyFourth party
 BlankBlank
LeaderTim YoungBeverly Oxford
PartyLabourIndependent
Leader's seatGreensteadHighwoods
Last election11 seats, 22.2%3 seats, 4.1%
Seats before113
Seats won41
Seats after113
Seat changeSteadySteady
Popular vote11,1313,130
Percentage25.3%7.1%
SwingIncrease 3.1%Increase 3.0%

Map of Colchester Borough showing wards won

Leader of the council before election

Paul Smith
Liberal Democrats

Leader of the council after election

Mark Cory
Liberal Democrats

Elections toColchester Borough Council took place on 3 May 2018. Seventeen members of thecouncil - one-third of the whole — were elected, one from each of the seventeen wards. It was the first standardelection to take place following comprehensive boundary changes in 2016. This set of seats was last up for election in2016, with the third-placed elected candidates being up for election in 2018.

Summary

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The four main parties put up a full slate of candidates, and Independents stood in eight wards.

Result

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2018 Colchester Borough Council election
PartyThis electionFull councilThis election
SeatsNetSeats %OtherTotalTotal %VotesVotes %+/−
 Conservative10Increase 258.8152549.015,76540.4+2.9
 Liberal Democrats2Decrease 211.8101223.58,47219.9-2.7
 Labour4Steady23.571121.610,78325.3+3.1
 Independent1Steady5.9235.93,1307.1+3.0
 Green0Steady0.0000.02,8807.0-2.6

Composition

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Prior to the election, the composition of the council was:

1411323
Liberal DemocratsLabourIndConservative

After the election, the composition of the council was:

1211325
Liberal DemocratsLabourIndConservative

New Administration

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TheLiberal Democrats,Labour Party, and Independent groups reached a deal that would continue their coalition,[2] with Cllr Mark Cory to replace the unseated Paul Smith as Leader of theCouncil.

Ward results

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Berechurch

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Berechurch
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour Co-opMartyn Warnes*1,27562.6+0.5
ConservativeAndrew Bright51025.0+11.7
Liberal DemocratsMick Spindler1788.7+2.1
GreenAndy Brooke753.71.5
Majority76537.5N/A
Turnout2,03827.25.2
Registered electors7,481
Labour Co-opholdSwing-5.6

No UKIP candidate as previous (−12.8).

Castle

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Castle
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeSimon Crow93130.7+2.2
GreenMark Goacher92030.3+4.3
LabourNorma Dinnie-Weall75024.7+8.6
Liberal DemocratsJo Hayes43414.315.1
Majority110.4N/A
Turnout3,03539.6+2.4
Registered electors7,655
ConservativeholdSwing-1.1

Greenstead

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Greenstead
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourTina Bourne*1,07851.5+11.3
ConservativeFabian Green50224.0+5.8
Liberal DemocratsJohn Baker24511.7−1.9
IndependentChristopher Lee2039.7+3.3
GreenJohn Clifton673.2−3.6
Majority57627.5N/A
Turnout2,09524.4−5.8
Registered electors8,572
LabourholdSwing+2.3

No UKIP candidate as previous (−14.8)

Highwoods

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Highwoods[3]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentPhil Oxford*92645.4+4.7
ConservativeStephen Rowe56327.6+2.7
LabourGary Braddy31415.4+4.7
Liberal DemocratsMichael Turrell1617.9−2.0
GreenRobbie Spence753.7−1.3
Majority36318.2N/A
Turnout2,03927.6−5.6
Registered electors7,335
IndependentholdSwing+1.0

No UKIP candidate as previous (−9.1).

Lexden & Braiswick

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Lexden & Braiswick
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeBrian Jarvis*1,81266.2+8.1
Liberal DemocratsThomas Stevenson40714.9−2.6
LabourJohn Challen33812.3+0.9
GreenSue Bailey1816.6−6.5
Majority1,40551.3N/A
Turnout2,73837.8−2.6
Registered electors7,243
ConservativeholdSwing+5.4

Marks Tey & Layer

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Marks Tey & Layer
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeJackie Maclean*1,49371.2+23.2
LabourJohn Spademan27513.1+0.3
Liberal DemocratsMark Hull22410.7−0.8
GreenMatt Stemp1065.1−5.1
Majority1,21841.2N/A
Turnout2,51234.7−1.1
Registered electors7,239
ConservativeholdSwing+11.5

No UKIP candidate as previous (−17.6).

Mersea & Pyefleet

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Mersea & Pyefleet
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeRobert Davidson*1,37342.0−3.8
IndependentJohn Akker1,20236.8New
GreenPeter Banks37411.4−1.4
LabourBarry Gilheany2196.7−7.7
Liberal DemocratsGemma Graham993.0−2.6
Majority1715.2N/A
Turnout3,26740.5+1.0
Registered electors8,075
ConservativeholdSwing-20.3

No UKIP candidate as previous (−21.4).

Mile End

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Mile End
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsDavid King1,17949.1−8.2
ConservativeThomas Rowe72830.3+5.1
LabourPauline Bacon35314.7+4.3
GreenAmanda Kirke884.1−3.0
IndependentJason Leonard441.8New
Majority45118.8N/A
Turnout2,40230.96.8
Registered electors7,779
Liberal DemocratsholdSwing-6.7

New Town & Christ Church

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New Town & Christ Church
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourLorcan Whitehead1,31941.7+19.4
Liberal DemocratsCatherine Spindler81625.811.0
ConservativeAnnesley Hardy78024.6+1.7
GreenBob Brannan1775.612.3
IndependentEdmund Chinnery742.3New
Majority50315.9N/A
Turnout3,16633.80.1
Registered electors9,364
Labourgain fromLiberal DemocratsSwing+15.2

Old Heath & The Hythe

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Old Heath & The Hythe
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourLee Scordis*1,52561.5+20.7
ConservativeMichael McDonnell50520.4+4.6
Liberal DemocratsMatthew Craven2289.2−17.9
GreenAndrew Canessa1295.2−11.1
IndependentChris Hill933.8New
Majority1,02041.1N/A
Turnout2,48030.8−4.0
Registered electors8,055
LabourholdSwing+8.1

Prettygate

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Prettygate
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeRoger Buston*1,82061.0+5.4
Labour Co-opMike Dale59219.8+3.3
Liberal DemocratsEd Hill35511.9−5.9
GreenClare Palmer2167.2−2.9
Majority1,22841.2N/A
Turnout2,98337.63.0
Registered electors7,942
ConservativeholdSwing+1.1

Rural North

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Rural North
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativePeter Chillingworth*2,01568.5+8.7
LabourJudith Short34811.8+1.7
Liberal DemocratsWilliam Brown29810.1−4.8
GreenRoger Bamforth2819.6−5.6
Majority1,66756.7N/A
Turnout2,94234.61.6
Registered electors8,508
ConservativeholdSwing+3.5

Shrub End

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Shrub End
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativePauline Hazell*77738.2+19.0
LabourIsobel Merry62230.6+18.8
Liberal DemocratsSam McCarthy50724.9−10.1
IndependentMike Clark773.8New
GreenWolfgang Fauser502.5−5.0
Majority1557.6N/A
Turnout2,03325.5−3.3
Registered electors7,979
ConservativeholdSwing+0.1

No UKIP (−13.8) or Independent (−12.7) candidates as previous.

St. Anne's & St. John's

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St. Anne's & St. John's
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeChris Hayter1,20643.4+25.1
Liberal DemocratsPaul Smith*1,02636.9−9.1
LabourGregory Edwards34612.4+3.5
GreenMegan Maltby1063.8−2.4
IndependentKristine Lee973.5New
Majority1806.5N/A
Turnout2,78134.2−1.5
Registered electors8,136
Conservativegain fromLiberal DemocratsSwing+17.1

No UKIP candidate as previous (−20.6).

Stanway

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Stanway[4]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativePaul Dundas1,01446.0+5.3
Liberal DemocratsJessica Scott-Boutell*87439.6−1.1
LabourCarole Spademan23010.4−2.4
GreenKatie Francis873.9−1.9
Majority1406.3N/A
Turnout2,20533.2−3.0
Registered electors6,648
Conservativegain fromLiberal DemocratsSwing+3.2

Tiptree

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Tiptree
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeDerek Loveland1,42366.6−1.3
LabourBarbara Nichols40418.9+0.3
Liberal DemocratsDaniel Eriksson1979.2New
GreenPeter Lynn1145.3−8.2
Majority1,01947.7N/A
Turnout2,13829.4−2.1
Registered electors7,165
ConservativeholdSwing-0.8

Wivenhoe

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Wivenhoe
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsAndrea Luxford-Vaughn1,54249.5+21.2
Labour Co-opRosalind Scott*1,14336.7+8.1
ConservativeLiam Gallagher32810.5−12.0
GreenClaudia Uller1053.4−3.5
Majority39912.8N/A
Turnout3,11839.8−13.7
Registered electors7,830
Liberal Democratsgain fromLabour Co-opSwing+6.5

No Independent candidate as previous (−13.6).

References

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  1. ^"Parliamentary Election Results - 12th December 2019".
  2. ^"Independents shun Tories as 'progressive alliance' set to continue".
  3. ^yourcolchester [@yourcolchester] (3 May 2018)."Borough #Elections RESULTS, Highwoods: | BRADDY (lab) 314; OXFORD (ind) 926; ROWE (con) 563; SPENCE (grn) 75; TURRELL (lib) 161. Cllr Phil Oxford (IND) is duly elected to represent Highwoods Ward of #Colchester Borough Council" (Tweet). Retrieved29 December 2020 – viaTwitter.
  4. ^yourcolchester [@yourcolchester] (3 May 2018)."Borough #Elections RESULTS, Stanway | DUNDAS (con) 1,014; FRANCIS (grn) 87; SCOTT-BOUTELL (lib) 874; SPADEMAN (lab) 230 Cllr Paul Dundas (CON) is duly elected to represent Stanway Ward of #Colchester Borough Council" (Tweet). Retrieved29 December 2020 – viaTwitter.
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