Kingston upon Thames council election, 2018

03/05/2018 · 16 wards · 48 seats contested

Most seats
39
Liberal Democrats
Seats contested
48
across 16 wards
Turnout
—
average of reporting wards

Summary

Party Seats +/− Votes Share +/−
Liberal Democrats 39 — 83,172 51.7% —
Conservative and Unionist Party 9 — 49,226 30.6% —
Labour Party 0 — 19,079 11.9% —
Green Party 0 — 5,235 3.3% —
Kingston Independent Residents Group 0 — 3,748 2.3% —
UK Independence Party (UKIP) 0 — 267 0.2% —
Independent 0 — 109 0.1% —
The Official Monster Raving Loony Party 0 — 82 0.1% —

Candidates

Party Candidates Of a possible 48
Conservative and Unionist Party 48
Labour Party 48
Liberal Democrats 48
Green Party 27
Kingston Independent Residents Group 15
UK Independence Party (UKIP) 2
Independent 1
The Official Monster Raving Loony Party 1

A party standing a full slate could field 48 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.

Alexandra 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Liberal Democrats Mark Rahim Beynon Elected 2,005 58.7% —
Liberal Democrats Sam Foulder-Hughes Elected 1,992 58.3% —
Liberal Democrats Sharron Sumner Elected 1,787 52.3% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Richard John Hudson 1,217 35.6% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Christopher John Leslie Hayes 1,117 32.7% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Thomas Robert Puddy 1,038 30.4% —
Labour Party Kris Srisaravanapavaan 423 12.4% —
Labour Party Stephen Laurence Kearney 346 10.1% —
Labour Party Robin McKellar Marsden 321 9.4% —
Majority570
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)3,415

Berrylands 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Liberal Democrats Sushila Abraham Elected 2,057 57.7% —
Liberal Democrats John Nicholas Sweeney Elected 2,030 56.9% —
Liberal Democrats Anita Margaret Schaper Elected 2,005 56.2% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Claire Harding 1,032 28.9% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Mike Head 1,014 28.4% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Nicholas Rogers 946 26.5% —
Labour Party Sarah-Jane Brownlie 345 9.7% —
Labour Party Rob Brownlie 326 9.1% —
Labour Party Nannette Herbert 285 8.0% —
Kingston Independent Residents Group Oliver Eakin 210 5.9% —
Green Party Kate Whitmarsh 180 5.0% —
Green Party Marley Robinson 168 4.7% —
Green Party Peter Anthony Whitworth 96 2.7% —
Majority973
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)3,565

Beverley 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Liberal Democrats Lesley Anne Heap Elected 1,986 51.8% —
Liberal Democrats Mark James Durrant Elected 1,957 51.1% —
Liberal Democrats Jaesung Ha Elected 1,787 46.6% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Paul Bedforth 1,040 27.1% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Terry Paton 1,026 26.8% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Raju Pandya 870 22.7% —
Labour Party Pat Dobson 513 13.4% —
Labour Party Michelle Honor Gordon 498 13.0% —
Labour Party David Gibson Nelson 459 12.0% —
Kingston Independent Residents Group Mary Clark 407 10.6% —
Kingston Independent Residents Group Frederick Raymond Corbett 240 6.3% —
Kingston Independent Residents Group Richard Hebborn 236 6.2% —
Green Party Chris Walker 179 4.7% —
Green Party Alex Cotton 164 4.3% —
Green Party Tariq Shabbeer 130 3.4% —
Majority747
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)3,831

Canbury 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Liberal Democrats Olivia Boult Elected 2,224 50.2% —
Liberal Democrats Zain Ausaf Abbas Elected 2,145 48.4% —
Liberal Democrats Caroline Kerr Elected 2,121 47.9% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Andrea Louise Craig 1,643 37.1% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Khadija Umbarin Rahman 1,270 28.7% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Samuel Shethran 1,248 28.2% —
Labour Party Clare Keogh 482 10.9% —
Labour Party Christopher Robert Priest 429 9.7% —
Labour Party Jean Haizal Saleh Sarhadar 395 8.9% —
Kingston Independent Residents Group Caroline Teresa Shah 391 8.8% —
Green Party Joe Holder 331 7.5% —
Green Party Mark Greaves 325 7.3% —
Green Party Karen Lacey 291 6.6% —
Majority478
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)4,432

Chessington North and Hook 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Liberal Democrats Steph Archer Elected 1,709 58.1% —
Liberal Democrats Margaret Anne Thompson Elected 1,706 57.9% —
Liberal Democrats Sharon Lisa Young Elected 1,536 52.2% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Andrew Day 984 33.4% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Phil Doyle 838 28.5% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Verster Du Plessis 784 26.6% —
Labour Party Dave Cooper 291 9.9% —
Labour Party Tom Prestwich 291 9.9% —
Labour Party Lawrence Roy Green 247 8.4% —
Green Party Simon Jakeman 197 6.7% —
Green Party Kate Worley 88 3.0% —
The Official Monster Raving Loony Party A Gent Chinners 82 2.8% —
Green Party Des Kay 78 2.6% —
Majority552
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)2,944

Chessington South 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Liberal Democrats Patricia Bamford Elected 1,937 58.3% —
Liberal Democrats Andreas Kirsch Elected 1,825 54.9% —
Liberal Democrats Christine Elizabeth Stuart Elected 1,784 53.7% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Andy Johnson-Creek 1,138 34.2% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Sue Towner 1,133 34.1% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Simon Illsley 1,032 31.1% —
Labour Party Anna Florence Cunnyngham 314 9.4% —
Labour Party David Michael Griffin 273 8.2% —
Labour Party Tony Kearns 265 8.0% —
UK Independence Party (UKIP) Roger Edmund Glencross 158 4.8% —
Independent Michael Basman 109 3.3% —
Majority646
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)3,323

Coombe Hill 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Conservative and Unionist Party Rowena Bass Elected 1,456 55.3% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Ian George Elected 1,423 54.0% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Ed Fram Elected 1,361 51.7% —
Liberal Democrats Saleem Javeed Arif 723 27.4% —
Liberal Democrats Lubna Maktari 677 25.7% —
Liberal Democrats Jack Moore 626 23.8% —
Labour Party Sally Richardson 427 16.2% —
Labour Party Frank William Wingate 337 12.8% —
Labour Party Paddy Vishani 336 12.8% —
Kingston Independent Residents Group Helen Hinton 299 11.4% —
Green Party Charlie Redman 237 9.0% —
Majority638
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)2,634

Coombe Vale 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Liberal Democrats Kim Natasha Bailey Elected 1,795 48.5% —
Liberal Democrats Munir Ravalia Elected 1,586 42.9% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Roy Arora Elected 1,511 40.8% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Julie Ann Pickering 1,508 40.7% —
Liberal Democrats Jimmy Kent 1,497 40.4% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Cathy Roberts 1,468 39.7% —
Labour Party Ian Alexander Parker 393 10.6% —
Labour Party Ryan Daniel Coley 379 10.2% —
Green Party John Grant 324 8.8% —
Kingston Independent Residents Group Patrick Wylde 324 8.8% —
Labour Party Gareth Brian Thomas 318 8.6% —
Majority3
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)3,701

Grove 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Liberal Democrats Fiona Russell Boult Elected 2,005 60.6% —
Liberal Democrats Rebekah Jane Moll Elected 1,904 57.6% —
Liberal Democrats Jon Tolley Elected 1,886 57.0% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Catherine Harding 737 22.3% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Phil Nuthall 716 21.7% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Jamila Bibi-Sarwar 603 18.2% —
Labour Party Emma Keeley Francis 441 13.3% —
Labour Party Laurie South 433 13.1% —
Labour Party Simon Bevis Ayre 411 12.4% —
Kingston Independent Residents Group Bob Tyler 187 5.7% —
Green Party Alison Hood 181 5.5% —
Green Party Fiona Johnson 177 5.4% —
Kingston Independent Residents Group Deepa Veneik 143 4.3% —
Green Party Brian Mulley 97 2.9% —
Majority1,149
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)3,307

Norbiton 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Liberal Democrats Emily Davey Elected 1,904 60.7% —
Liberal Democrats Dave Ryder-Mills Elected 1,703 54.3% —
Liberal Democrats Olly Wehring Elected 1,661 53.0% —
Labour Party Linsey Cottington 859 27.4% —
Labour Party Phil Bevin 787 25.1% —
Labour Party Liz Meerabeau 741 23.6% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Allrik Thomas Birch 422 13.5% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Penny Jane Hughes 415 13.2% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Graeme Tweedy Ferrero 392 12.5% —
Green Party Chris Amies 173 5.5% —
Green Party Julia Stewart 169 5.4% —
Green Party Martin Andrew Hall 109 3.5% —
Kingston Independent Residents Group Kerry Giles 69 2.2% —
Majority802
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)3,135

Old Malden 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Conservative and Unionist Party Kevin John Davis Elected 1,390 45.2% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Nicola Sheppard Elected 1,363 44.3% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Jason Hughes Elected 1,272 41.3% —
Liberal Democrats Ian Richard McDonald 1,140 37.0% —
Liberal Democrats Ghazala Hayat 1,101 35.8% —
Liberal Democrats Dan Falchikov 1,058 34.4% —
Labour Party David Sinclair Hill 429 13.9% —
Labour Party George Edwin Pearson 405 13.2% —
Labour Party Karen Deborah Templeton 359 11.7% —
Kingston Independent Residents Group David Fraser 343 11.1% —
Kingston Independent Residents Group Mark Andrew Jenkins 201 6.5% —
Kingston Independent Residents Group Valerie Jenner 174 5.7% —
Majority132
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)3,078

St James 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Liberal Democrats Simon Edwards Elected 1,721 54.9% —
Liberal Democrats Tim Cobbett Elected 1,663 53.1% —
Liberal Democrats Annette Wookey Elected 1,493 47.6% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Jack Edward Cheetham 1,102 35.2% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Ken Smith 985 31.4% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Caroline Kim 956 30.5% —
Labour Party Gerry Jones 384 12.3% —
Labour Party Sarah Kathleen O'Flynn 350 11.2% —
Kingston Independent Residents Group Yvonne Tracey 331 10.6% —
Labour Party Alex Scales 307 9.8% —
UK Independence Party (UKIP) Linda Winifred Holligan 109 3.5% —
Majority391
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)3,134

St Mark's 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Liberal Democrats Liz Green Elected 1,933 61.6% —
Liberal Democrats Diane White Elected 1,837 58.6% —
Liberal Democrats Yogan Yoganathan Elected 1,783 56.8% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Ian Wilson 704 22.4% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Calum John Paton 640 20.4% —
Conservative and Unionist Party John Michael Peters 636 20.3% —
Labour Party Kezia Elizabeth Coleman 499 15.9% —
Labour Party Phil Austin 491 15.7% —
Labour Party Caoilte Niam Declan O'Connor 404 12.9% —
Green Party Kate Jones 179 5.7% —
Green Party Patrick Lewis Goodacre 160 5.1% —
Green Party Patrick Bernard 144 4.6% —
Majority1,079
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)3,137

Surbiton Hill 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Liberal Democrats Alison Hamilton Holt Elected 2,286 66.4% —
Liberal Democrats Hilary Gander Elected 2,285 66.3% —
Liberal Democrats Malcolm Self Elected 2,102 61.0% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Lucky Nithyalakshmy Kumpeson 862 25.0% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Mimi Claire Parsons Small 833 24.2% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Colin Suckling 796 23.1% —
Labour Party Johnnie Byrne 348 10.1% —
Green Party Michael Firth 294 8.5% —
Labour Party David Cottington 280 8.1% —
Labour Party Maxwell Oliver Freedman 248 7.2% —
Majority1,240
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)3,445

Tolworth and Hook Rise 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Liberal Democrats Lorraine Denishea Helen Dunstone Elected 2,084 67.0% —
Liberal Democrats Thay Thayalan Elected 2,012 64.7% —
Liberal Democrats Dennis Graham Goodship Elected 2,011 64.6% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Sue Hudson 653 21.0% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Jay Ganesh 564 18.1% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Adriana Petkova Sakelarova 542 17.4% —
Labour Party Tony Banks 473 15.2% —
Labour Party Judith Christine Cowley 412 13.2% —
Labour Party Greta Farian 392 12.6% —
Kingston Independent Residents Group Mike Briggs 193 6.2% —
Majority1,358
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)3,112

Tudor 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Conservative and Unionist Party David Cunningham Elected 1,587 46.0% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Maria Netley Elected 1,494 43.3% —
Liberal Democrats Katrina Mary Lidbetter Elected 1,480 42.9% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Hugh Damien Melmore Scantlebury 1,465 42.5% —
Liberal Democrats James Ker-Lindsay 1,336 38.7% —
Liberal Democrats Pim Piers 1,287 37.3% —
Green Party Natalie Morgans 366 10.6% —
Labour Party Jude Hurtado 328 9.5% —
Labour Party Oscar Charles Thorpe 323 9.4% —
Labour Party Bob Smy 282 8.2% —
Green Party Carl Myhill 213 6.2% —
Green Party Sri Viswanatha 185 5.4% —
Majority15
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)3,449

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