Local Election Results 2014
Stroud
One-third of council up for election. No elections this year in Amberley and Woodchester, Eastington and Standish, Farmhill and Paganhill, Kingswood, Minchinhampton, Rodborough, Slade, Thrupp, Trinity, Uplands, Upton St Leonards or Valley. The election in Central this year was a by-election.
Other results for Stroud:
2002
2003
2004
2006
2007
2008
2010
2011
2012
2015
2016
Results for Gloucestershire county council: 2005
2009
2013
2017
Map of the results —Export spreadsheet
| Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Seats |
| Conservative |
10617 |
38.1% |
10 |
| Labour |
7815 |
28.1% |
6 |
| Green Party |
5153 |
18.5% |
2 |
| UK Independence Party |
3036 |
10.9% |
0 |
| Liberal Democrat |
1136 |
4.1% |
0 |
| Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition |
96 |
0.3% |
0 |
| Gordon Craig |
C |
818 |
51.6% |
| Kay Newcombe |
Lab |
605 |
38.2% |
| Robin Lewis |
Grn |
161 |
10.2% |
| Timothy Williams |
C |
464 |
45.5% |
| Anna Bonallack |
Grn |
365 |
35.8% |
| Leslie Banstead |
UKIP |
120 |
11.8% |
| Joan Moore |
Lab |
70 |
6.9% |
| Karon Cross |
Lab |
845 |
40.6% |
| Stephen Parker |
UKIP |
455 |
21.9% |
| Roger Dakin |
C |
451 |
21.7% |
| Brian Nimblette |
Grn |
314 |
15.1% |
| Jeremy Waring |
TUSC |
17 |
0.8% |
| Miranda Clifton |
Lab |
588 |
41.2% |
| Loraine Patrick |
C |
491 |
34.4% |
| Pauline Simpson |
UKIP |
262 |
18.4% |
| Steven Naumann |
Grn |
79 |
5.5% |
| Christopher Moore |
TUSC |
7 |
0.5% |
| Julie Douglass |
Lab |
425 |
34.2% |
| Hayward Burt |
C |
376 |
30.3% |
| James Simpson |
UKIP |
315 |
25.4% |
| Caroline Pinkney-Baird |
Grn |
113 |
9.1% |
| Christopher Smith |
TUSC |
12 |
1.0% |
| Caroline Molloy |
Grn |
289 |
37.8% |
| Tosca Cabello-Watson |
Lab |
231 |
30.2% |
| Haydn Sutton |
C |
212 |
27.7% |
| Stephen Dechan |
LD |
32 |
4.2% |
| Charles Fellows |
C |
878 |
40.0% |
| Carolyn Billingsley |
Grn |
546 |
24.9% |
| Sheila McGrath |
Lab |
406 |
18.5% |
| Adrian Blake |
UKIP |
348 |
15.9% |
| Stephen Hunter |
TUSC |
17 |
0.8% |
| Tim Boxall |
C |
411 |
41.9% |
| Robert Dewey |
Grn |
384 |
39.1% |
| Patricia Leonard |
Lab |
186 |
19.0% |
| Colin Fryer |
Lab |
598 |
30.0% |
| Alexander Stennett |
C |
484 |
24.3% |
| Brian Marsh |
LD |
386 |
19.4% |
| James Sproston |
UKIP |
329 |
16.5% |
| Miriam Yagud |
Grn |
175 |
8.8% |
| Lucille Roberts |
TUSC |
20 |
1.0% |
| David Mossman |
C |
780 |
56.9% |
| Theresa Watt |
Lab |
333 |
24.3% |
| Gerald Hartley |
Grn |
257 |
18.8% |
| Stephen Robinson |
Lab |
936 |
39.0% |
| Rowland Blackwell |
C |
785 |
32.7% |
| Jessica Hodge |
Grn |
446 |
18.6% |
| Alexander Lovell-Hewitt |
UKIP |
234 |
9.7% |
| Julie Job |
C |
1005 |
52.2% |
| Peter Adams |
Grn |
407 |
21.1% |
| John Ford |
UKIP |
296 |
15.4% |
| Thomas Lydon |
Lab |
217 |
11.3% |
| Jonathan Edmunds |
Grn |
383 |
48.9% |
| Vanessa Price |
Lab |
249 |
31.8% |
| Jamie Cipriani |
C |
151 |
19.3% |
| John Jones |
C |
894 |
56.9% |
| John Greenwood |
Lab |
359 |
22.9% |
| Susan Hartley |
Grn |
318 |
20.2% |
| Nigel Studdert-Kennedy |
C |
541 |
37.2% |
| Lesley Williams |
Lab |
447 |
30.7% |
| Brian Cooke |
UKIP |
256 |
17.6% |
| Nicola Hillary |
Grn |
210 |
14.4% |
| Gary Powell |
Lab |
973 |
45.5% |
| Thomas Skinner |
C |
517 |
24.2% |
| Angela Lyes |
UKIP |
421 |
19.7% |
| Carol Kambites |
Grn |
205 |
9.6% |
| Raymond Darlington |
TUSC |
23 |
1.1% |
| Penelope Wride |
C |
477 |
72.4% |
| Sian Whelan |
Grn |
102 |
15.5% |
| Philip Boobyer |
Lab |
80 |
12.1% |
| Lesley Reeves |
C |
882 |
38.9% |
| Angus Wilkinson |
LD |
718 |
31.7% |
| Catherine Braun |
Grn |
399 |
17.6% |
| John Fowles |
Lab |
267 |
11.8% |
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