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Election results for Coventry City Council

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There's surprise in Coventry as the Conservative Party snatches control of the city council from Labour.

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The Conservatives have taken control of Coventry City Council during Labour's disasterous showing in the local elections.

The turn out has been very high in Coventry this year - 36.03% of the electorate turned out to vote compared to 30% elsewhere.

However, it did nothing to help the local Labour party as they tumbled in ward after ward and high-profile casualties included Lord Mayor, Sucha Bains who lost his seat in Upper Stoke.

The results for the Coventry City Council elections are shown below from Bablake to St Michael's and the wards are in alphabetical order.

To see results from wards Bablake to St Michael's, click here.


Results
Sherbourne
(Revised results)


David Arrowsmith (Cons) 1,727
William George Haymes (Lib dem) 897
Jayne Elizabeth Innes (Lab) 1,395
Eric Lloyd Linton (Lab) 1,392
Gary Christopher Ridley (Cons) 1,787
Heather Rutter (Cons) 1,767
Jason Arnold Toynbee (Socialist Alternative) 446
Patrick Joseph Walsh (Lab) 1,318

Winners: Arrowsmith (Cons), Ridley (Cons), Rutter (Cons). No change.


Upper Stoke

Roger Bailey (Cons) 526
Sucha Singh Bains (Lab) 1,776
Jacqueline Bridget Basu (Lib Dem) 1,865
Derek Stephen Benefield (Lib Dem) 2,119
Sharon Jane Featherstone (Cons) 4,080
Russell David Field (Lib Dem) 2,047
Eleanor Griffiths (Socialist Alternative) 251
Howard Peter Lacy (Lab) 1,1504
Hazel Ann Reece (Cons) 457
David Stuart Welsh (Lab) 1,480

Winners: Benefield (Lib Dem), Featherstone (Cons), Field (Lib Dem). Two Lib Dem hold, one Conservative gain.
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Will the Tories make some gains?
Wainbody

John Anthony Blundell (Cons) 2,811
Gary Edward Crookes (Cons) 2,736
Pamela Phillips (Lab) 1,382
Mohammed Saeed (Lab) 1,032
Jaswant Singh Sambi (Lab) 1,240
Timothy Winspear Sawdon (Cons) 2,753
Edward Rhys Williams (Lib Dem) 1,356

Winners: Blundell (Cons), Crookes (Cons), Sawdon (Cons). No change.
Westwood

David Henry Batten (Lab) 1,780
Conrad George Stephen Benefield (Lib Dem) 792
Henderson Easton Brooks (Ind) 585
James Richard Donnelly (Socialist Alternative) 424
Lindsley Harvard (Lab) 1,459
Sheila Lacy (Lab) 1,664
Nigel Charles Lee (Cons) 1,699
Hannah Jane O'Neill (Cons) 1,647
David John Skinner (Cons) 1,658

Winners: Batten (Lab), Lacy (Lab), Lee (Cons). Two Lab hold, one Cons gain.

Whoberley

Kenneth Henry Charley (Cons) 1,906
Joan Ann Griffin (Cons) 1,951
Kevin Barry Maton (Lab) 1,511
Mark Edward Power (Socialist Alternative) 563
Michael John Rawson (Lab) 1,436
Clifford Leonard Ridge (Cons) 1,766
Joan Ellen Stanton (Lab) 1,437
Arthur Hugh Thomas (Lib Dem) 1,242

Winners: Charlie (Cons), Griffin (Cons), Ridge (Cons). No change.

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Counting the results
Woodlands

Christian Michael Cliffe (Cons) 2,584
Sarah Elizabeth Gold (Lab) 1,541
Joseph Akpati Ijoma (Lab) 1,264
Heather Jean Johnson (Cons) 2,588
Jonathan Donald Morley (Socialist Alternative) 348
Anthony John O'Neill (Cons) 2,487
Gilbert Napier Penlington (Lib Dem) 982
Roderick Malcolm Rowley (BNP) 894
Myra Stella (Lab) 1,308

Winners: Cliffe (Cons), Johnson (Cons), O'Neill (Cons). No change.

Wyken

Susanna Ella Dixon (Cons) 1,871
Adrian Edward Dyke (Lib Dem) 1,278
Colleen Margaret Fletcher (Lab) 1,464
John French (Lab) 1,215
Stephen Howarth (Lib Dem) 1,129
Brian Rees Lewis (Lib Dem) 1,018
Yvette Maskell (Cons) 1,617
Michael Patrick Noonan (Cons) 1,647
Terence Rollings (Lab) 1,169

Winners:Dixon (Cons), Maskell (Cons), Noonan (Cons). Conservative hold two and gain one.


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