Local Election Results 2007
Wokingham
One-third of council up for election. No elections this year in Arborfield, Charvil, Finchampstead North, Finchampstead South, Hurst, Remenham, Wargrave and Ruscombe or Swallowfield.
Note: The BNP candidate stood under the label "Putting Local People First".
Other results for Wokingham:
2002
2003
2004
2006
2008
2010
2011
2012
2014
2015
2016
2018
2019
2021
2022
2023
2024
By-elections for Wokingham (may be incomplete): 25th November 2004 (Winnersh)
— 17th February 2005 (Swallowfield)
— 3rd November 2005 (Maiden Erlegh)
— 6th December 2007 (Remenham, Wargrave & Ruscombe)
— 13th November 2008 (Coronation)
— 21st July 2011 (Remenham, Wargrave & Ruscombe)
— 13th November 2014 (Bulmershe & Whitegates)
— 16th February 2017 (Emmbrook)
— 7th February 2019 (Evendons)
Map of the results —Export spreadsheet
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Seats |
Conservative |
18614 |
51.5% |
14 |
Liberal Democrat |
11654 |
32.3% |
4 |
Labour |
2413 |
6.7% |
0 |
UK Independence Party |
2348 |
6.5% |
0 |
Independent |
706 |
2.0% |
0 |
Green Party |
300 |
0.8% |
0 |
British National Party |
98 |
0.3% |
0 |
Pamela Stubbs |
C |
694 |
76.4% |
Allan Wrobel |
LD |
170 |
18.7% |
Leslie Huntley |
UKIP |
44 |
4.8% |
Malcolm Storry |
LD |
1207 |
50.9% |
Alison Swaddle |
C |
703 |
29.6% |
Greg Bello |
Lab |
337 |
14.2% |
Peter Jackson |
UKIP |
125 |
5.3% |
Patti Sherratt |
C |
1133 |
53.2% |
Coling Lawley |
LD |
802 |
37.7% |
Amy Thornton |
UKIP |
103 |
4.8% |
Jazz Garcha |
Lab |
92 |
4.3% |
Philip Mirfin |
C |
1307 |
49.2% |
Keith Malvern |
LD |
892 |
33.6% |
Ann Davis |
UKIP |
317 |
11.9% |
John Woodward |
Lab |
138 |
5.2% |
Christopher Bowring |
C |
1361 |
57.8% |
Jeremy Harley |
LD |
576 |
24.4% |
Ian Gordon |
UKIP |
269 |
11.4% |
Paul Sharples |
Lab |
150 |
6.4% |
Tim Holton |
C |
1210 |
59.9% |
John Eastwell |
LD |
504 |
24.9% |
Jacqueline Pluves |
Lab |
253 |
12.5% |
Andrew Findlay |
UKIP |
54 |
2.7% |
Norman Jorgensen |
C |
1427 |
50.5% |
David Hare |
LD |
1138 |
40.3% |
David Sharp |
Lab |
152 |
5.4% |
Jeremy Allison |
UKIP |
106 |
3.8% |
Kirsten Miller |
C |
960 |
45.5% |
Phillip Challis |
LD |
891 |
42.2% |
Alberto Troccoli |
Lab |
156 |
7.4% |
Vincent Pearson |
UKIP |
104 |
4.9% |
David Chopping |
C |
1461 |
56.2% |
Caroline Smith |
LD |
682 |
26.2% |
Jacqueline Rupert |
Lab |
192 |
7.4% |
David Hogg |
Grn |
149 |
5.7% |
David Lamb |
UKIP |
115 |
4.4% |
Alistair Auty |
C |
1455 |
59.4% |
Stephen Bacon |
LD |
461 |
18.8% |
Mark Squires |
Lab |
252 |
10.3% |
Keith Knight |
UKIP |
185 |
7.5% |
Mark Burke |
BNP |
98 |
4.0% |
Norman Gould |
C |
327 |
56.1% |
Graham Philp |
LD |
101 |
17.3% |
Keith Wilson |
Lab |
91 |
15.6% |
Peter Williams |
UKIP |
64 |
11.0% |
Anthony Pollock |
C |
1009 |
52.6% |
Andrew Grimes |
Ind |
706 |
36.8% |
Marjory Bisset |
Grn |
151 |
7.9% |
Joan Huntley |
UKIP |
54 |
2.8% |
Steve Chapman |
C |
875 |
76.4% |
Paula Dove |
LD |
165 |
14.4% |
Pippa White |
Lab |
61 |
5.3% |
Peter Armand |
UKIP |
45 |
3.9% |
Kay Gilder |
LD |
864 |
52.2% |
Parry Batth |
C |
560 |
33.8% |
Geoffrey Bulpit |
UKIP |
125 |
7.6% |
Roger Hayes |
Lab |
106 |
6.4% |
Dee Tomlin |
LD |
1263 |
60.7% |
John Jarvis |
C |
496 |
23.8% |
Roy Mantel |
Lab |
255 |
12.3% |
Gerry Sleep |
UKIP |
66 |
3.2% |
Julian McGhee-Sumner |
C |
933 |
60.0% |
Gregory Newman |
LD |
366 |
23.5% |
Franklin Carstairs |
UKIP |
168 |
10.8% |
John Baker |
Lab |
88 |
5.7% |
Malcolm Armstrong |
LD |
1185 |
47.7% |
John Green |
C |
1066 |
42.9% |
Tony Pollock |
UKIP |
141 |
5.7% |
Anthony Skuse |
Lab |
90 |
3.6% |
Perry Lewis |
C |
1637 |
71.6% |
Philip Bristow |
LD |
387 |
16.9% |
Graham Widdows |
UKIP |
263 |
11.5% |
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