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Local Election Results 2014

Reading

One-third of council up for election. No election this year in Mapledurham.

Roman = The Roman Party. Ave!

Note:— There was a by-election in Park ward which, unusually, was held on a separate ballot paper rather than combined with the main council election. The main council election result is in the main list below; the result of the by-election was:

Park by-election

Josh Williams Grn 1569 51.1%
Matthew Lawrence Lab 1015 33.1%
Shanaz Akhtar C 391 12.7%
Francis Jakeman LD 93 3.0%

Other results for Reading: 2002 2003 2004 2006 2007 2008 2010 2011 2012 2015 2016 2018 2019 2021 2022 2023
By-elections for Reading (may be incomplete): 4th May 2006 (Southcote; Thames) — 16th November 2006 (Tilehurst) — 3rd May 2007 (Church) — 22nd May 2014 (Park) — 24th July 2014 (Southcote) — 21st July 2016 (Southcote) — 12th December 2019 (Kentwood) — 3rd August 2023 (Norcot)

Map of the resultsExport spreadsheet


Consolidated results — Reading 2014

Party Votes Percent Seats
Labour 15024 39.0% 11
Conservative 9826 25.5% 2
Green Party 5243 13.6% 1
UK Independence Party 3446 8.9% 0
Liberal Democrat 3414 8.9% 1
Independent 1487 3.9% 0
The Roman Party. Ave! 43 0.1% 0
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 23 0.1% 0

Abbey

Bet Tickner Lab 1195 49.0%
Laurence Taylor C 475 19.5%
Richard Black Grn 315 12.9%
Stephen James UKIP 236 9.7%
James Moore LD 218 8.9%

Battle

Sarah Hacker Lab 1255 57.0%
Imraan Ishtiaq C 442 20.1%
Alan Lockey Grn 293 13.3%
Glenn Goodall LD 167 7.6%
Jean-Louis Pascual Roman 43 2.0%

Caversham [Lab gain from C]

Rachael Chrisp Lab 1081 37.0%
Geoff Poland C 894 30.6%
Jenny Hicks Grn 362 12.4%
Michael Diamond UKIP 348 11.9%
Christopher Burden LD 212 7.3%
Silvia Vousden TUSC 23 0.8%

Church [Lab gain from C]

Ashley Pearce Lab 919 41.4%
Paul Carnell C 577 26.0%
Ann Zebedee UKIP 380 17.1%
Vivienne Johnson Grn 238 10.7%
Margaret McNeill LD 108 4.9%

Katesgrove [Lab gain from LD]

Sophia James Lab 992 48.6%
Emma Warman C 334 16.3%
Louisa Keane Grn 278 13.6%
John Dearing UKIP 248 12.1%
Peter Kinsley LD 191 9.3%

Kentwood [Lab gain from C]

Glenn Dennis Lab 989 36.0%
Tom Steele C 847 30.8%
Howard Thomas UKIP 601 21.9%
Ruth Shaffrey Grn 178 6.5%
Jonathan Walls LD 135 4.9%

Minster

Marian Livingston Lab 1090 44.3%
Katie Black C 664 27.0%
Patrick Dillon UKIP 351 14.3%
Hazel Murphy Grn 226 9.2%
Jonathan Fanti LD 128 5.2%

Norcot

Debs Absolom Lab 1368 57.0%
Clare Vose C 573 23.9%
David Patterson Grn 289 12.0%
Georgina Hughes LD 169 7.0%

Park

Rob White Grn 1669 53.4%
Anrish Kaur Lab 936 29.9%
Mohammed Basharat C 320 10.2%
Anne Armstrong UKIP 119 3.8%
Rebecca Rye LD 84 2.7%

Peppard

Simon Robinson C 1027 31.9%
Mark Ralph Ind 886 27.5%
Natalie Platts Lab 509 15.8%
John Knight UKIP 460 14.3%
Kate Day Grn 186 5.8%
Jenny Woods LD 152 4.7%

Redlands [Lab gain from LD]

David Absolom Lab 1047 45.0%
Helen Hopper C 430 18.5%
Kirsten Bayes LD 341 14.6%
Kizzi Murtagh Grn 337 14.5%
Robert Allan UKIP 173 7.4%

Southcote

John Ennis Lab 1286 57.5%
Ellis Wiggins C 626 28.0%
Doug Cresswell Grn 213 9.5%
Madeleine Adams LD 110 4.9%

Thames

David Stevens C 1486 45.6%
Richard Stainthorp Lab 766 23.5%
Sarah McNamara Grn 385 11.8%
John Dickson Ind 332 10.2%
Guy Penman LD 293 9.0%

Tilehurst

Ricky Duveen LD 1013 37.2%
Robert Vickers C 643 23.6%
William Macphee UKIP 530 19.5%
Haji Banaras Lab 429 15.8%
Miriam Kennet Grn 107 3.9%

Whitley

Rachel Eden Lab 1162 53.3%
Nicholas Brown C 488 22.4%
Jamie Wake Ind 269 12.3%
Keith Johnson Grn 167 7.7%
Janel Blattler LD 93 4.3%

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