1994 Sutton London Borough Council election

The 1994 Sutton Council election took place on 5 May 1994 to elect members of Sutton London Borough Council in London, England. The whole council was up for election and the Liberal Democrats stayed in overall control of the council.[1]

Background

Election result

Ward results
Beddington North (2)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Cooper, Pamela M. 1,496
Liberal Democrats Leech, John W. E. 1,425
Conservative Butt, Moira J. 709
Conservative Pillinger, Eric S. 659
Labour Thomas, Margaret A. 236
Labour Frempong, Anthony R. 227
Greens Rudkin, Peter T. 125
Beddington South (3)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Irving, Robert J. 1,746
Liberal Democrats Saunders, Colleen 1,655
Liberal Democrats Edwards, Olive D. 1,646
Labour McLoughlin, Jacqueline M. 537
Labour Bailey, Stephen T. 523
Labour Blunden, William E. 502
Conservative Keynes, Brian W. 467
Conservative Rowley, Mark M. 464
Conservative Casselden, Christopher J. 447
Independent Gibbons, Lawrance J. 84
Belmont (2)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Wallace, Anthony S. 1,153
Liberal Democrats Snelling, Andrew J. 1,127
Conservative Ison, Roger M. V. 1,116
Conservative Pritchett, Simon S. J. 1,088
Labour Harrison, Paul M. 252
Labour Stewart, Sarah L. 246
Green Jarrett, Heather V. 125
Carshalton Beeches (3)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Miles, Gary M. 1,574
Liberal Democrats Woodley, Margaret 1,512
Liberal Democrats Gvozdenovic, Daphne A. 1,463
Conservative Peart, Mavis 1,328
Conservative martin, Keith J. 1,317
Conservative Crowley, Edward J. 1,307
Labour Shearer, Claire 493
Labour Randall, Peter C. 395
Labour Towner, Anne 387
Greens Cornford, Wendy J. 225
Carshalton Central (2)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Brake, Thomas A. 1,338
Liberal Democrats Baughan, Angela K. 1,290
Conservative Deely, Lea 639
Conservative Harmon-De Clare, Timothy D. 613
Greens Steel, Robert W. 459
Labour Banks, Douglas J. 253
Labour Cummins, Anna-Marie 218
Greens Tomlin, Dennis F. 172
Carshalton North (2)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Cooper, Michael A. 1,818
Liberal Democrats Lock, Delphine C. 1,640
Conservative Rogers, Harry 458
Conservative Rowback, Michael T. 412
Labour Green, Katherine L. 302
Labour Green, Mark R. 285
Greens Hornsby, Neil J. 132
Cheam South (2)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Conservative Ranson, Lynette G. 1,335
Conservative Trevor, Edward G. 1,245
Liberal Democrats Little, David M. 548
Liberal Democrats Roberts, Patricia J. 511
Independent Mackrory-Jamieson, Viviane V. E. 194
Labour Jarman, David 139
Labour Snelling, Claire J. 110
Cheam West (2)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Gleeson, Robert P. 1,396
Liberal Democrats Steward, Mark T. 1,373
Conservative Coulston, Peter 691
Conservative Taylor, Adrian C. 684
Labour Dixon, Denise E. 200
Labour Montgomery, Gale A. 176
Independent Bate, Andrew M. 107
Greens Scaffardi, Edith S. 50
Clockhouse (1)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Daly, James G. 583
Conservative Care, John W. 163
Labour Weir, John A. S. 163
North Cheam (2)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Shaw, Ruth M. 1,683
Liberal Democrats Freeman, Julian P. 1,676
Conservative Sharvill, Joan W. 464
Conservative Clark, Margaret F. 437
Labour Morris, Gillian A. 255
Labour Morris, Paul T. 244
Rosehill (2)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Burstow, Paul K. 1,637
Liberal Democrats Kemm, Mary E. 1,511
Conservative Lever, Stanley F. 401
Conservative Rayne, Lorna M. 395
Labour Cole, Martin 194
Labour Pollard, David J. 177
St Helier North (3)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Labour Kane, Patrick B. 1,314
Labour Hopkins, Donald B. 1,288
Labour Theobald, Andrew C. 1,146
Liberal Democrats Brett Young, Anthony 890
Liberal Democrats Smith, Lawrence C. 823
Liberal Democrats Reed, Barry F. 796
Conservative Creece, Robert A. 226
Conservative Pidgeon, Beryl C. 215
Conservative Pike, Alison J. 209
BNP Oliver, Jennifer F. 199
St Helier South (2)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Labour Mansell, Charles J. 835
Labour Stagg, Gary F. 779
Liberal Democrats Brennan, John F. 638
Liberal Democrats Frater, Neil 610
Conservative Deann-Valentine, Michael M. 125
Conservative Jaques, Patrick D. 110
Sutton Central (2)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Tope, Gaham N. 1,608
Liberal Democrats Pitkin, Keith J. S. M. 1,533
Conservative Gale, Bryan D. L. 320
Conservative Taylor, Alfred J. 305
Labour Fleming, David C. 284
Labour Evers, John K. 253
Sutton Common (2)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats O'Connell, Lesley F. 1,723
Liberal Democrats Brodbent, Richard F. 1,716
Labour Smith, Herbert J. 239
Labour Dunton, George H. 229
Sutton East (3)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Kearney, Austin P. 1,438
Liberal Democrats Woods, Terence A. 1,400
Liberal Democrats Lowne, Janet 1,395
Labour Thorpe, Anthony R. 681
Labour Dyson, Antony C. 647
Labour Willsher, Kevin J. 602
Conservative Hicks, Christine M. 537
Conservative Irwin, Heather M. 533
Conservative Leech, Doreen P. 527
Greens Collier, Richard S. 157
Sutton South (3)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Brims, Donald G. 1,349
Conservative Brisley, Jean 1,283
Liberal Democrats Cull, Nicholas 1,274
Conservative Geiringer, Peter H. 1,238
Conservative Lindfield, David P. 1,194
Liberal Democrats Chatterjee, Jayanta K. 1,177
Labour Brennan, Geoffrey 432
Labour Smart, Margaret 364
Labour Imrie, Suzanne F. 338
Greens Cornford, John K. W.. 215
Greens Honey, Simon J. 153
Greens Peglar, Maureen H. 132
Sutton West (2)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Headley, Christine L. B. 1,593
Liberal Democrats Jerome, Gerard 1,428
Conservative Verner, Linda E. 513
Conservative Longhurst, Glenys A. 510
Labour Dixon, Christopher J. 163
Labour Williams, Ronald S. 153
Greens Hickson, Jose K. 79
Greens Hickson, Peter H. 68
Wallington North (3)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Dodwell, John 2,070
Liberal Democrats Lyon, Michael G. 1,946
Liberal Democrats Overy, Peter J. 1,918
Conservative Bowles, Howard J. 861
Conservative Care, Craydon R. 845
Conservative Hill, John M. 843
Labour Byrne, Gregory P. 485
Labour Mackie, Richard T. 462
Labour Turner, Peter J. 442
Greens Cooper, John R. 190
Wallington South (3)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Bailey, Richard H. 1,983
Liberal Democrats Hudson, Brendan 1,845
Liberal Democrats Theed, Stanley A. G. 1,712
Conservative Brisley, Liane S. 1,104
Conservative Martin-Clark, David L. 1,053
Conservative Pike, Michael V. 1.021
Labour Murray, David N. 392
Labour McLoughlin, Michael J. 382
Labour Poge, Clive S. 342
Greens Riddlestone, Susan E. 171
Independent Major, John 96
Independent Major, Norma 72
Wandle Valley (2)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Court, Margaret P. 1,190
Liberal Democrats Bishop, Matthew R. 1,189
Labour Lloyd, Stephen P. 758
Labour Scotter, Violet J. 690
Conservative Lovell, Ivor A. A. 156
Conservative Lovell, Shirley K. 142
Greens O'Keeffe, Sean 53
Woodcote (1)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Conservative Whitham, Graham G. 777
Liberal Democrats Ponikwer, Duncan R. 411
Labour Poge, Ann K. 120
Worcester Park North (3)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Campbell, Carol M. 2,058
Liberal Democrats Campbell, Gareth W. 2,055
Liberal Democrats Shaw, Arnold H. 1,940
Conservative Brown, Alan J. 800
Conservative Carter, Clifford C. G. 730
Conservative Moxon, Beryl R. 727
Labour Jones, David R. 299
Labour Hosking, Hilary C. 286
Labour Kossowicz, Margaret 263
Greens Moore, Ian 141
Worcester Park South (2)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Roberts, Roger D. C. 1,652
Liberal Democrats Shaw, Michael J. 1,636
Conservative Osborne, Alan 485
Conservative Wortley, Hilary V. 444
Labour Olive, Alan 188
Labour Mowatt, Alan J. 185
Wrythe Green (2)
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrats Siggins, Sheila C. 1,476
Liberal Democrats Stears, Susan M. 1,445
Labour Morgan, John G. 500
Labour Mansell, Susan F. 478
Conservative Jones, Elaine 454
Conservative Shaw-Davis, Patricia 437
Greens Fuller, William E. 90
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References
  1. "London Borough Council Elections 5 May 1994 including Results from the European Elections" (PDF). London Datastore. London Research Centre. Retrieved 29 March 2015.


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