Local Election Results 2015
Torridge
Whole council up for election. One UK Independence Party councillor, one independent councillor and two Conservative councillors were elected unopposed.
Thanks to Pete Whitehead for a correction to this page.
Other results for Torridge:
2003
2007
2011
2019
2023
By-elections for Torridge (may be incomplete): 4th December 2003 (Bideford S.)
— 4th November 2004 (Westward Ho!)
— 14th July 2005 (Tamarside)
— 23rd November 2006 (Northam)
— 12th March 2009 (Hartland & Bradworthy)
— 13th August 2009 (Holsworthy)
— 15th August 2013 (Shebbear & Langtree)
— 5th September 2013 (Torrington)
— 20th March 2014 (Bideford E.)
— 10th July 2014 (Kenwith)
— 8th June 2017 (Hartland & Bradworthy)
— 30th November 2017 (Torrington)
— 14th December 2017 (Westward Ho!)
— 3rd May 2018 (Bideford E.)
— 26th July 2018 (Hartland & Bradworthy)
— 8th November 2018 (Holsworthy)
— 9th December 2021 (Northam)
— 2nd May 2024 (Bideford N.)
Results for Devon county council: 2005
2009
2013
2017
2021
Map of the results —Export spreadsheet
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Seats |
Conservative |
13020 |
34.2% |
19 |
Independent |
7854 |
20.6% |
6 |
Green Party |
6085 |
16.0% |
2 |
UK Independence Party |
5417 |
14.2% |
7 |
Labour |
3386 |
8.9% |
1 |
Liberal Democrat |
2287 |
6.0% |
1 |
Andrew Eastman |
C |
791 |
36.8% |
Kenneth Davis |
UKIP |
548 |
25.5% |
Peter Hames |
Grn |
426 |
19.8% |
Barry Edwards |
Ind |
382 |
17.8% |
James Jackson |
C |
314 |
|
Mervyn Langmead |
C |
1378 |
33.2% |
Samuel Robinson |
UKIP |
935 |
22.5% |
Gaston Dezart |
UKIP |
844 |
|
Ruth Craigie |
Lab |
709 |
17.1% |
Pauline Davies |
Ind |
569 |
13.7% |
Stephen Pagett |
Grn |
561 |
13.5% |
Peter Christie |
Grn |
1313 |
30.3% |
Dermot McGeough |
C |
928 |
21.4% |
Trevor Johns |
LD |
843 |
19.5% |
Philip Pester |
C |
763 |
|
Douglas Bushby |
Ind |
634 |
14.6% |
Anne Brenton |
Lab |
616 |
14.2% |
Michael James |
Lab |
536 |
|
Simon Inch |
C |
947 |
37.2% |
Anthony Inch |
C |
932 |
|
David Brenton |
Lab |
801 |
31.5% |
Robert Wootton |
LD |
798 |
31.3% |
Joseph Day |
Lab |
636 |
|
James Craigie |
Lab |
594 |
|
Richard Wiseman |
Ind |
618 |
65.0% |
William Douglas-Mann |
Grn |
333 |
35.0% |
Philip Hackett |
C |
703 |
65.6% |
Gloria Tabor |
Ind |
368 |
34.4% |
Zygmunt Gregorek |
C |
694 |
67.6% |
Jonathan Middleton |
Grn |
333 |
32.4% |
Anna Dart |
Ind |
1114 |
48.9% |
Alan Whittle |
UKIP |
598 |
26.2% |
Jill Maynard |
Grn |
567 |
24.9% |
Ian Parker |
C |
1194 |
44.9% |
Kenith Carroll |
C |
816 |
|
Brian Alchorn |
UKIP |
629 |
23.7% |
Howard Ratledge |
LD |
464 |
17.5% |
John Sanders |
Grn |
371 |
14.0% |
Alison Boyle |
C |
656 |
68.7% |
Derek Sargent |
UKIP |
299 |
31.3% |
Philip Pennington |
Ind |
410 |
43.2% |
Benjamin Parry |
C |
346 |
36.5% |
Ruth Funnell |
Grn |
192 |
20.3% |
Jane Whittaker |
C |
1285 |
31.7% |
John Himan |
C |
1162 |
|
Richard Hancock |
UKIP |
1062 |
26.2% |
Richard Miller |
Ind |
945 |
23.3% |
Irene Rowe |
Lab |
764 |
18.8% |
John Langton-Lockton |
C |
515 |
50.5% |
Christopher Leather |
UKIP |
505 |
49.5% |
David Hurley |
C |
900 |
75.6% |
Gillian Douglas-Mann |
Grn |
290 |
24.4% |
Rosemary Lock |
C |
705 |
67.8% |
Colin Jones |
Grn |
335 |
32.2% |
Margaret Brown |
Ind |
986 |
24.6% |
Cathrine Simmons |
Grn |
901 |
22.5% |
Roger Darch |
UKIP |
841 |
21.0% |
Sharon Claydon |
C |
786 |
19.6% |
Harold Martin |
C |
736 |
|
John Pitts |
UKIP |
659 |
|
Keith Funnell |
Grn |
627 |
|
Penelope Hewitt |
Lab |
496 |
12.4% |
Robert Hicks |
Ind |
572 |
57.3% |
James Lowe |
Ind |
427 |
42.7% |
Peter le Maistre |
C |
528 |
40.2% |
Roger Tisdale |
Ind |
473 |
36.1% |
Christopher Jordan |
Grn |
311 |
23.7% |
Betty Boundy |
C |
664 |
49.0% |
Gail Flockhart |
Ind |
356 |
26.3% |
John Kane |
LD |
182 |
13.4% |
Jacob Glanville |
Grn |
152 |
11.2% |
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