Local Election Results 2011
Wellingborough
Whole council up for election.
Other results for Wellingborough:
2003
2007
2015
By-elections for Wellingborough (may be incomplete): 21st October 2004 (Croyland)
— 6th April 2006 (Hemmingwell)
— 1st June 2006 (Croyland)
— 18th October 2007 (Croyland)
— 22nd November 2007 (West)
— 27th March 2008 (Redwell W.)
— 19th June 2008 (Wollaston)
— 4th June 2009 (Brickhill)
— 23rd July 2009 (Swanspool)
— 11th March 2010 (Redwell W.)
— 17th June 2010 (Earls Barton)
— 2nd May 2013 (Earls Barton; Redwell W.)
— 29th September 2016 (Finedon)
Results for Northamptonshire county council: 2005
2009
2013
2017
Map of the results —Export spreadsheet
| Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Seats |
| Conservative |
13551 |
52.4% |
27 |
| Labour |
9945 |
38.5% |
9 |
| Independent |
551 |
2.1% |
0 |
| Green Party |
544 |
2.1% |
0 |
| English Democrats Party |
486 |
1.9% |
0 |
| British National Party |
471 |
1.8% |
0 |
| UK Independence Party |
200 |
0.8% |
0 |
| Liberal Democrat |
116 |
0.4% |
0 |
| Timothy Allebone |
C |
948 |
42.6% |
| Hannelore Lawman |
C |
926 |
|
| Geoffrey Simmons |
C |
783 |
|
| James Ashton |
Lab |
713 |
32.0% |
| Elizabeth Coombe |
Lab |
618 |
|
| Jonathan Horntt |
Grn |
385 |
17.3% |
| Marshall Walker |
BNP |
180 |
8.1% |
| Shashikant Dholakia |
Lab |
908 |
45.4% |
| Brian Emerson |
Lab |
831 |
|
| Mahendrakumar Patel |
C |
828 |
41.4% |
| Helena Reynolds |
Lab |
792 |
|
| Manik Hussain |
C |
779 |
|
| Thomas Turrell |
C |
778 |
|
| Dushyant Desai |
Ind |
262 |
13.1% |
| Martin Griffiths |
C |
1066 |
46.6% |
| Thomas Pursglove |
C |
952 |
|
| Mark Hollyman |
C |
784 |
|
| John Robinson |
Lab |
735 |
32.1% |
| Terence Spencer |
EDP |
486 |
21.3% |
| George Blackwell |
Lab |
1286 |
54.7% |
| Peter Morrall |
C |
1066 |
45.3% |
| Peter Wright |
Lab |
913 |
|
| Robert Gough |
C |
888 |
|
| Kevin Lock |
C |
715 |
|
| John Bailey |
C |
935 |
60.4% |
| Malcolm Ward |
C |
847 |
|
| Gemma Maxwell-Evans |
Lab |
612 |
39.6% |
| Barry Graves |
C |
507 |
63.9% |
| Joseph Wright |
Lab |
170 |
21.4% |
| Norman Jones |
LD |
116 |
14.6% |
| Graham Lawman |
C |
1312 |
58.7% |
| Malcolm Waters |
C |
1167 |
|
| Bhupendra Patel |
C |
1124 |
|
| Catherine Mulholland |
Lab |
924 |
41.3% |
| Timothy Maguire |
Lab |
1202 |
57.3% |
| Jon-Paul Carr |
C |
896 |
42.7% |
| Richard Elliott |
Lab |
833 |
|
| Matthew May |
Lab |
822 |
|
| Richard Webb |
C |
802 |
|
| Jean Gibson |
C |
748 |
|
| Geoffrey Timms |
C |
530 |
53.8% |
| Peter Allen |
Ind |
289 |
29.3% |
| Maureen Shram |
Lab |
166 |
16.9% |
| Adam Henley |
Lab |
644 |
42.6% |
| Andrea Watts |
Lab |
575 |
|
| Andrew Scarborough |
Lab |
574 |
|
| David Dean |
C |
562 |
37.2% |
| Lesley Callnon |
C |
518 |
|
| Jay Walia |
C |
490 |
|
| Emma Hornett |
Grn |
159 |
10.5% |
| Simon Robinson |
BNP |
145 |
9.6% |
| Alan Warwick |
C |
988 |
59.8% |
| Kenneth Harrington |
C |
964 |
|
| Rosemary Abram |
Lab |
519 |
31.4% |
| David Robinson |
BNP |
146 |
8.8% |
| John Raymond |
C |
789 |
65.9% |
| Patricia Raymond |
C |
789 |
|
| Michael O'Hare |
Lab |
408 |
34.1% |
| Ian Nunney |
Lab |
360 |
|
| Stephen Partridge-Underwood |
C |
582 |
66.4% |
| Rebecca Scarborough |
Lab |
294 |
33.6% |
| Paul Bell |
C |
905 |
54.3% |
| Barbara Ainge |
C |
859 |
|
| Robert Hawkes |
C |
830 |
|
| Elfred Brown |
Lab |
763 |
45.7% |
| Camilla Perkins |
Lab |
751 |
|
| Bernard Rooney |
Lab |
649 |
|
| James Bass |
C |
649 |
81.0% |
| Stephen Johnson |
Lab |
152 |
19.0% |
| Eileen Higgins |
C |
988 |
60.4% |
| Joanne Beirne |
C |
880 |
|
| Therese Sinnott |
Lab |
449 |
27.4% |
| Adrian Haynes |
UKIP |
200 |
12.2% |
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