Local Election Results 2008
Tor-faen
Torfaen
Two Labour councillors were elected unopposed.
PV = Peoples Voice
Other results for Torfaen:
2004
2012
2017
2022
By-elections for Torfaen (may be incomplete): 24th March 2011 (Pontypool)
— 28th July 2011 (Snatchwood)
— 19th December 2013 (Croesyceiliog N.)
— 22nd February 2018 (Trevethin)
— 8th April 2021 (Abersychan; Cwmyniscoy; New Inn)
— 2nd February 2023 (Llantarnam)
Map of the results —Export spreadsheet
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Seats |
Labour |
10493 |
34.9% |
18 |
Independent |
8709 |
28.9% |
13 |
Conservative |
3603 |
12.0% |
5 |
People's Voice |
2511 |
8.3% |
3 |
Plaid Cymru - The Party of Wales |
2416 |
8.0% |
3 |
Liberal Democrat |
1847 |
6.1% |
2 |
Green Party |
446 |
1.5% |
0 |
British National Party |
59 |
0.2% |
0 |
Ray Williams |
Ind |
1148 |
46.7% |
Gwyneira Clark |
Lab |
862 |
35.1% |
Wayne Tomlinson |
Ind |
810 |
|
John Burgess |
Ind |
734 |
|
Kenneth Clark |
Lab |
725 |
|
Jean Church |
Lab |
465 |
|
Owen Clarke |
Grn |
446 |
18.2% |
Tom Huish |
Ind |
1184 |
48.3% |
Stuart Evans |
Ind |
1142 |
|
Brian Whitcombe |
Ind |
851 |
|
Pauline Whitcombe |
Ind |
709 |
|
Claire Higgins |
LD |
639 |
26.0% |
Neil Lewis |
Lab |
630 |
25.7% |
Lewis Evans |
Lab |
285 |
|
Brian Mathews |
PV |
291 |
54.0% |
Leonard Constance |
Lab |
248 |
46.0% |
Fiona Cross |
PC |
411 |
64.6% |
Alison Oates |
Lab |
225 |
35.4% |
Richard Clark |
Lab |
unop. |
|
Sarah Richards |
Lab |
unop. |
|
Marlene Thomas |
Lab |
371 |
57.1% |
Richard Overton |
C |
279 |
42.9% |
Doug Jones |
PV |
232 |
52.1% |
Neil Waite |
Lab |
213 |
47.9% |
Jeff Rees |
PC |
903 |
64.7% |
Phil Seabourne |
Lab |
492 |
35.3% |
Bill King |
Lab |
450 |
|
Bob Wellington |
Lab |
493 |
36.5% |
Catherine Lewis |
Ind |
490 |
36.3% |
Rose Seabourne |
Lab |
428 |
|
Yvonne Balakrishnan |
PC |
367 |
27.2% |
Maria Graham |
PC |
735 |
33.1% |
Paul Williams |
C |
569 |
25.6% |
Barbara Ryan |
Lab |
422 |
19.0% |
Vic Clayton |
Lab |
364 |
|
Graham Pitt |
Ind |
271 |
12.2% |
Pete Osborne |
PV |
224 |
10.1% |
Veronica German |
LD |
420 |
50.4% |
Glyn Caron |
Lab |
354 |
42.5% |
Tony King |
BNP |
59 |
7.1% |
Margaret Pead |
C |
727 |
64.9% |
Tom Croke |
Lab |
394 |
35.1% |
David James |
C |
977 |
31.9% |
Raymond Mills |
C |
913 |
|
Graham Smith |
C |
813 |
|
Granville Huish |
Ind |
805 |
26.3% |
Helen Ford |
Lab |
667 |
21.8% |
John Turner |
Lab |
630 |
|
Derek Saunders |
PV |
609 |
19.9% |
Maurice Morgan |
Lab |
570 |
|
Kathleen Williams |
LD |
788 |
29.6% |
Norma Parrish |
Lab |
746 |
28.0% |
Cynthia Beynon |
Lab |
698 |
|
David Yeowell |
Lab |
697 |
|
Brenda Edwards |
LD |
696 |
|
Russell Jones |
Ind |
690 |
25.9% |
Brian Lovelock |
LD |
621 |
|
Ian Smyth |
C |
439 |
16.5% |
Aneurin James |
Lab |
861 |
39.5% |
Peter Cathcart |
Ind |
706 |
32.4% |
Brian Mawby |
Lab |
698 |
|
Sian Tulloch |
Lab |
668 |
|
Louise Laurie |
C |
612 |
28.1% |
Ron Jones |
Ind |
215 |
46.4% |
Joyce Gregory |
Ind |
165 |
35.6% |
Trevor Neatherway |
Lab |
83 |
17.9% |
Fred Wildgust |
Ind |
291 |
52.1% |
Lyn Irwin |
Lab |
171 |
30.6% |
Anthony Hewitt |
PV |
97 |
17.4% |
Neil Mason |
Lab |
242 |
42.0% |
Ian Williams |
PV |
228 |
39.6% |
Cynthia Howells |
Ind |
106 |
18.4% |
Elizabeth Haynes |
Ind |
684 |
59.6% |
Julianna Biggs |
Lab |
463 |
40.4% |
Mervyn Reece |
Lab |
428 |
|
Tom Gould |
PV |
372 |
56.9% |
Barry Taylor |
Lab |
282 |
43.1% |
Lewis Jones |
Lab |
452 |
58.6% |
John Marshall |
Lab |
333 |
|
Shane Taylor |
PV |
319 |
41.4% |
Ronald Burnett |
Ind |
957 |
50.3% |
Colette Thomas |
Lab |
944 |
49.7% |
Alastair Cunnington |
Ind |
897 |
|
Stuart Cameron |
Lab |
780 |
|
Stuart Smith |
Lab |
600 |
|
John Cunningham |
Lab |
718 |
60.1% |
Mary Barnett |
Lab |
669 |
|
Robert Jones |
Lab |
549 |
|
Paul Hughes |
Ind |
477 |
39.9% |
Mike Jeremiah |
Ind |
520 |
63.5% |
Yvonne Warren |
Lab |
160 |
19.5% |
Mike Harrington |
PV |
139 |
17.0% |
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