Amber Valley council election, 2018
03/05/2018 · 15 wards · 15 seats contested
Contents
Summary
Candidates
Results by ward
Alfreton
Belper East
Belper South
Codnor and Waingroves
Duffield
Heanor East
Heanor West
Heanor and Loscoe
Ironville and Riddings
Kilburn, Denby and Holbrook
Langley Mill and Aldercar
Ripley
Shipley Park, Horsley and Horsley Woodhouse
Somercotes
Swanwick
Most seats
8
Labour Party
Seats contested
15
across 15 wards
Turnout
39.0%
average of reporting wards
Summary
Party
Seats
+/−
Votes
Share
+/−
Labour Party
8
-3
10,417
41.9%
+1.3
Conservative and Unionist Party
7
+3
11,723
47.2%
+12.2
Green Party
0
+0
1,440
5.8%
+1.2
Liberal Democrats
0
+0
1,182
4.8%
+2.3
Independent
0
+0
71
0.3%
-0.3
National Front
0
+0
30
0.1%
+0.0
Changes are against the previous council election on 05/05/2016. Vote share is each party's share of all votes cast across the borough.
Candidates
Party
Candidates
Of a possible 15
Conservative and Unionist Party
15
Labour Party
15
Liberal Democrats
15
Green Party
10
Independent
1
National Front
1
A party standing a full slate could field 15 candidates, one per seat.
Results by ward
Share is each candidate's share of ballots cast in the ward. Change compares each party's lead candidate with the ward's previous contest. Bold rows are elected candidates.
Party
Candidate
Votes
Share
+/−
Labour Party
John Walker Elected
993
59.4%
+5.7
Conservative and Unionist Party
Colin Boyce
555
33.2%
+13.5
Green Party
Leo Swarvett
75
4.5%
+1.6
Liberal Democrats
Kate Smith
49
2.9%
-2.1
Majority 438
Turnout —
Registered electors —
Ballots cast 1,672
Labour Party hold
Party
Candidate
Votes
Share
+/−
Labour Party
Fay Atkinson Elected
812
44.9%
—
Conservative and Unionist Party
Martin Tomlinson
753
41.6%
—
Liberal Democrats
Adam Alexander Raphael
164
9.1%
—
Green Party
Julie Wozniczka
79
4.4%
—
Majority 59
Turnout —
Registered electors —
Ballots cast 1,808
Party
Candidate
Votes
Share
+/−
Labour Party
Carol Angharad Elected
811
47.7%
—
Conservative and Unionist Party
Timothy Robert Sutton
629
37.0%
—
Green Party
Sue MacFarlane
130
7.6%
—
Independent
Steven Benjamin Ralph White
71
4.2%
—
Liberal Democrats
Richard Alan Salmon
60
3.5%
—
Majority 182
Turnout —
Registered electors —
Ballots cast 1,701
Party
Candidate
Votes
Share
+/−
Labour Party
Isobel Harry Elected
689
51.2%
-2.5
Conservative and Unionist Party
Matt Murray
615
45.7%
+19.9
Liberal Democrats
Jeremy Quentin Miles
43
3.2%
+1.6
Majority 74
Turnout —
Registered electors —
Ballots cast 1,347
Labour Party hold
Party
Candidate
Votes
Share
+/−
Conservative and Unionist Party
Chris Short Elected
898
48.0%
—
Green Party
Dave Wells
637
34.1%
—
Labour Party
Patrick Mountain
225
12.0%
—
Liberal Democrats
Andrea Nove
110
5.9%
—
Majority 261
Turnout —
Registered electors —
Ballots cast 1,870
Party
Candidate
Votes
Share
+/−
Conservative and Unionist Party
Henry Thompson Elected
669
49.8%
+19.3
Labour Party
Frank Carmichael
583
43.4%
+4.9
Liberal Democrats
Jerry Marler
92
6.8%
+3.8
Majority 86
Turnout —
Registered electors —
Ballots cast 1,344
Conservative and Unionist Party gain from Labour Party
Party
Candidate
Votes
Share
+/−
Conservative and Unionist Party
Steven Grainger Elected
698
46.7%
+18.1
Labour Party
Paul Jones
670
44.8%
+2.3
Green Party
Lian Pizzey
78
5.2%
+2.5
Liberal Democrats
Chris Oakley
49
3.3%
+0.2
Majority 28
Turnout —
Registered electors —
Ballots cast 1,495
Conservative and Unionist Party gain from Labour Party
Party
Candidate
Votes
Share
+/−
Labour Party
Hannah Mary Stirland Elected
654
48.0%
+7.6
Conservative and Unionist Party
Sue Iliffe
620
45.5%
+19.4
Green Party
James Brooks
60
4.4%
+1.3
Liberal Democrats
James John Morrissey
29
2.1%
-0.6
Majority 34
Turnout —
Registered electors —
Ballots cast 1,363
Labour Party hold
Party
Candidate
Votes
Share
+/−
Labour Party
Paul James Smith Elected
917
54.4%
+14.4
Conservative and Unionist Party
Pete Clark
703
41.7%
+0.8
Liberal Democrats
George William Turner
66
3.9%
+2.0
Majority 214
Turnout —
Registered electors —
Ballots cast 1,686
Labour Party gain from Conservative and Unionist Party
Party
Candidate
Votes
Share
+/−
Conservative and Unionist Party
Trevor Ainsworth Elected
1,345
57.4%
+9.8
Labour Party
Sam Hart
785
33.5%
+3.2
Liberal Democrats
Sue Allen
113
4.8%
+0.9
Green Party
Steve Kennedy
99
4.2%
-0.2
Majority 560
Turnout —
Registered electors —
Ballots cast 2,342
Conservative and Unionist Party hold
Party
Candidate
Votes
Share
+/−
Labour Party
Eileen Hamilton Elected
535
48.7%
+5.0
Conservative and Unionist Party
Victoria Jane Stevenson
488
44.4%
+11.8
Liberal Democrats
Joanna Jones
45
4.1%
+2.8
National Front
Timothy Knowles
30
2.7%
+1.5
Majority 47
Turnout —
Registered electors —
Ballots cast 1,098
Labour Party hold
Party
Candidate
Votes
Share
+/−
Conservative and Unionist Party
Sean Carter Elected
1,207
49.6%
+10.5
Labour Party
Roland Emmas-Williams
1,061
43.6%
+3.3
Liberal Democrats
Richard Smeeton
89
3.7%
+1.7
Green Party
Will MacFarlane
75
3.1%
+0.5
Majority 146
Turnout —
Registered electors —
Ballots cast 2,432
Conservative and Unionist Party gain from Labour Party
Party
Candidate
Votes
Share
+/−
Conservative and Unionist Party
Richard Iliffe Elected
1,172
64.3%
+12.4
Labour Party
Christine Elizabeth Venables
436
23.9%
+1.7
Liberal Democrats
Jacob Matthew Holt
117
6.4%
+3.3
Green Party
Tina Pritchard
97
5.3%
+1.6
Majority 736
Turnout —
Registered electors —
Ballots cast 1,822
Conservative and Unionist Party hold
Party
Candidate
Votes
Share
+/−
Labour Party
Brian Lyttle Elected
789
66.6%
+7.9
Conservative and Unionist Party
Kat Moss
358
30.2%
+17.1
Liberal Democrats
Colin Thompson
37
3.1%
+0.8
Majority 431
Turnout —
Registered electors —
Ballots cast 1,184
Labour Party hold
Party
Candidate
Votes
Share
+/−
Conservative and Unionist Party
David Wilson Elected
1,013
59.6%
—
Labour Party
Charlie Robinson
457
26.9%
—
Liberal Democrats
Joel Ross Hunt
119
7.0%
—
Green Party
Steve Elliott
110
6.5%
—
Majority 556
Turnout 39.0%
Registered electors —
Ballots cast 1,699