Local Election Results 2016
South Cambridgeshire
One-third of council up for election. No elections this year in The Abingtons, Balsham, Bar Hill, Barton, Caldecote, Comberton, Duxford, Fowlmere and Foxton, Fulbourn, Hardwick, Meldreth, Milton, Orwell and Barrington, Swavesey or Teversham.
This was the last election by thirds to South Cambridgeshire council, which moved to whole council elections from 2018.
Other results for South Cambridgeshire:
2002
2003
2004
2006
2007
2008
2010
2011
2012
2014
2015
2018
2022
By-elections for South Cambridgeshire (may be incomplete): 25th November 2004 (Duxford)
— 19th October 2006 (The Abingtons)
— 20th November 2008 (Teversham)
— 17th February 2011 (Bourn)
— 2nd May 2013 (Balsham; Meldreth; Orwell & Barrington)
— 18th July 2013 (Sawston)
— 21st November 2013 (Comberton)
— 17th September 2015 (Bourn)
— 4th May 2017 (Bourn)
— 6th May 2021 (Girton; Harston & Comberton; Melbourn; Milton & Waterbeach)
— 3rd November 2022 (Longstanton)
— 16th March 2023 (Cottenham)
— 24th October 2024 (Histon & Impington)
Results for Cambridgeshire county council: 2005
2009
2013
2017
2021
Map of the results —Export spreadsheet
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Seats |
Conservative |
11753 |
38.1% |
10 |
Liberal Democrat |
6902 |
22.4% |
5 |
Labour |
6486 |
21.0% |
1 |
Independent |
2859 |
9.3% |
3 |
Green Party |
1953 |
6.3% |
0 |
UK Independence Party |
868 |
2.8% |
0 |
Nigel Cathcart |
Lab |
812 |
59.2% |
Joshua Huntingfield |
C |
286 |
20.8% |
Simon Saggers |
Grn |
274 |
20.0% |
Mervyn Loynes |
C |
868 |
39.1% |
Gavin Clayton |
Lab |
594 |
26.8% |
Jeni Sawford |
LD |
352 |
15.9% |
Helene Green |
UKIP |
236 |
10.6% |
Marcus Pitcaithly |
Grn |
169 |
7.6% |
Simon Edwards |
C |
956 |
40.7% |
Joyce Matheson |
Lab |
504 |
21.5% |
Richard Gymer |
LD |
350 |
14.9% |
John Wilson |
UKIP |
290 |
12.4% |
Colin Coe |
Grn |
248 |
10.6% |
Sebastian Kindersley |
LD |
1008 |
58.5% |
Alison Elcox |
C |
548 |
31.8% |
John Goodall |
Lab |
166 |
9.6% |
Douglas de Lacey |
Ind |
740 |
50.0% |
Alastair Simpson |
C |
304 |
20.6% |
Mark McCormack |
Lab |
274 |
18.5% |
Teal Riley |
Grn |
161 |
10.9% |
Janet Lockwood |
LD |
489 |
53.1% |
Gina Youens |
C |
275 |
29.9% |
Bruce Phillips |
Lab |
104 |
11.3% |
Paul Evans |
Grn |
53 |
5.8% |
Doug Cattermole |
LD |
535 |
48.8% |
Lina Joseph |
C |
448 |
40.8% |
Norman Crowther |
Lab |
114 |
10.4% |
Neil Davies |
Ind |
1278 |
39.9% |
Yemi Macaulay |
LD |
698 |
21.8% |
Njoki Mahiani |
Lab |
533 |
16.6% |
Matthew Bradney |
C |
520 |
16.2% |
Darren Cotterall |
Grn |
174 |
5.4% |
John Batchelor |
LD |
753 |
43.6% |
Enid Bald |
C |
621 |
36.0% |
Rosanna Evans |
Lab |
177 |
10.2% |
Paul Richardson |
Grn |
176 |
10.2% |
Alex Riley |
C |
525 |
62.6% |
Simon Down |
Lab |
146 |
17.4% |
Callum Hatch |
UKIP |
82 |
9.8% |
Sandra Archer |
Grn |
54 |
6.4% |
Kirk Taylor |
LD |
31 |
3.7% |
Val Barrett |
C |
936 |
61.2% |
Alexander Wasyliw |
LD |
311 |
20.3% |
Angela Patrick |
Lab |
282 |
18.4% |
Mark Howell |
C |
927 |
64.4% |
Darren Macey |
Lab |
334 |
23.2% |
Clare Delderfield |
LD |
179 |
12.4% |
Kevin Cuffley |
C |
849 |
42.9% |
Robert Grayston |
Lab |
548 |
27.7% |
Brian Milnes |
LD |
453 |
22.9% |
Helen Stocks |
Grn |
127 |
6.4% |
Cicely Murfitt |
Ind |
556 |
55.2% |
Heather Williams |
C |
386 |
38.3% |
Robin Stern |
Lab |
65 |
6.5% |
Charlie Nightingale |
C |
1021 |
41.6% |
Mike Nettleton |
Lab |
705 |
28.7% |
Peter Fane |
LD |
369 |
15.0% |
Sophi Berridge |
Grn |
360 |
14.7% |
Robert Turner |
C |
452 |
54.1% |
Anthony Holland |
LD |
216 |
25.9% |
June Ford |
Lab |
167 |
20.0% |
Ingrid Tregoing |
LD |
649 |
34.9% |
Alan Shipp |
C |
466 |
25.0% |
Gareth Wright |
Lab |
392 |
21.1% |
Myra Gaunt |
Ind |
285 |
15.3% |
Mary Lachlan-Cope |
Grn |
69 |
3.7% |
Peter Topping |
C |
546 |
57.8% |
Peter McDonald |
LD |
201 |
21.3% |
Philippa MacGarry |
Lab |
197 |
20.9% |
Ray Manning |
C |
819 |
44.3% |
Ben Monks |
Lab |
372 |
20.1% |
Susan Gymer |
LD |
308 |
16.7% |
Martin Hale |
UKIP |
260 |
14.1% |
Eleanor Crane |
Grn |
88 |
4.8% |
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