Local Election Results 2019
Ribble Valley
Whole council up for election on new ward boundaries. Two Conservative councillors were elected unopposed.
Other results for Ribble Valley:
2003
2007
2011
2015
2023
By-elections for Ribble Valley (may be incomplete): 23rd October 2008 (Billington & Old Langho)
— 4th June 2009 (Chatburn; Langho)
— 17th September 2011 (Salthill)
— 1st August 2013 (Littlemoor)
— 6th May 2021 (Billington & Langho; Mellor; West Bradford & Grindleton)
— 19th August 2021 (Littlemoor; Primrose)
— 4th July 2024 (St Mary's)
Results for Lancashire county council: 2005
2009
2013
2017
2021
Map of the results —Export spreadsheet
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Seats |
Conservative |
7973 |
54.7% |
28 |
Labour |
3254 |
22.3% |
0 |
Liberal Democrat |
2825 |
19.4% |
10 |
Independent |
336 |
2.3% |
2 |
Green Party |
104 |
0.7% |
0 |
UK Independence Party |
76 |
0.5% |
0 |
Jim Rogerson |
C |
351 |
69.4% |
Judith Clark |
C |
317 |
|
Stephanie Lomas |
Lab |
155 |
30.6% |
Maria Gee |
Lab |
124 |
|
Ruth Baxter |
C |
525 |
69.0% |
Anthony Austin |
C |
512 |
|
Anne Taylor |
Lab |
236 |
31.0% |
Maya Dibley |
Lab |
197 |
|
Stephen Atkinson |
C |
305 |
83.3% |
Gerald Davies |
Lab |
61 |
16.7% |
Gary Scott |
C |
368 |
88.5% |
Gaye McCrum |
Grn |
48 |
11.5% |
Louise Edge |
C |
391 |
85.2% |
Philip Gedling |
Lab |
68 |
14.8% |
Stuart Carefoot |
C |
447 |
67.1% |
Sarah Rainford |
C |
437 |
|
Jonathan Irwin |
Lab |
219 |
32.9% |
Bryan Dalgleish-Warburton |
Lab |
215 |
|
Brian Holden |
C |
402 |
66.4% |
Angeline Humphreys |
C |
356 |
|
Harold Gee |
Lab |
203 |
33.6% |
Nicholas Stubbs |
Lab |
202 |
|
Richard Bennett |
C |
572 |
82.4% |
David Peat |
C |
500 |
|
Christopher O'Connor |
Lab |
122 |
17.6% |
Michael Graveston |
Lab |
102 |
|
Simon O'Rourke |
LD |
410 |
48.6% |
Jennifer Schumann |
LD |
339 |
|
Terry Richardson |
Lab |
222 |
26.3% |
Maureen Fenton |
Lab |
220 |
|
Maria Berryman |
C |
211 |
25.0% |
Peter Bryan |
C |
188 |
|
Richard Sherras |
C |
268 |
67.5% |
David Waters |
Lab |
129 |
32.5% |
Jan Alcock |
C |
232 |
57.1% |
Andrew MacFarlane |
Lab |
129 |
31.8% |
Tony Halliwell |
LD |
45 |
11.1% |
Susan Knox |
LD |
474 |
57.9% |
Mark French |
LD |
411 |
|
Katei Blezard |
C |
193 |
23.6% |
Sue Riley |
Lab |
151 |
18.5% |
Giles Bridge |
Lab |
150 |
|
Lisa Quinn-Jones |
C |
132 |
|
Stella Brunskill |
C |
574 |
54.4% |
Noel Walsh |
C |
549 |
|
John Hymas |
LD |
271 |
25.7% |
Stephen Adnitt |
LD |
163 |
|
Danielle Murtagh |
Lab |
134 |
12.7% |
Sheelagh Donnelly |
Lab |
112 |
|
Stephen Sanderson |
UKIP |
76 |
7.2% |
Mary Robinson |
LD |
418 |
60.3% |
Allan Knox |
LD |
403 |
|
Ronald Corbin |
Lab |
166 |
24.0% |
Karl Barnsley |
Lab |
151 |
|
Kevin Horkin |
C |
109 |
15.7% |
Charles McFall |
C |
98 |
|
Alison Brown |
C |
268 |
61.3% |
Jennifer Berry |
Lab |
169 |
38.7% |
John Newmark |
C |
288 |
65.6% |
Liz Birtwistle |
Lab |
151 |
34.4% |
Stewart Fletcher |
LD |
477 |
52.9% |
Jonathan Hill |
LD |
440 |
|
Sue Hind |
C |
257 |
28.5% |
Warren Bennett |
C |
175 |
|
Garry Dugdale |
Lab |
168 |
18.6% |
Jordan Campion |
Lab |
157 |
|
Ian Brown |
C |
372 |
46.7% |
Donna O'Rourke |
LD |
288 |
36.2% |
Pam Dowson |
C |
264 |
|
Chantelle Seddon |
LD |
228 |
|
Liv Pamphlett |
Lab |
136 |
17.1% |
Carol Makin |
Lab |
119 |
|
Robert Buller |
LD |
226 |
53.4% |
Kenneth Hind |
C |
197 |
46.6% |
Mary Hilton |
C |
301 |
68.3% |
Edward Clayton |
LD |
140 |
31.7% |
Mark Hindle |
C |
456 |
67.6% |
Ged Mirfin |
C |
421 |
|
Margaret Young |
Lab |
219 |
32.4% |
Joseph Kellaway |
Lab |
184 |
|
David Berryman |
C |
194 |
55.9% |
Ian Metcalfe |
Lab |
77 |
22.2% |
Mark Powell |
LD |
76 |
21.9% |
Stuart Hirst |
C |
544 |
65.4% |
Susan Bibby |
C |
531 |
|
Katherine Burn |
Lab |
288 |
34.6% |
Charles Cathcart |
Lab |
269 |
|
David Birtwhistle |
Ind |
336 |
56.9% |
Robert Thompson |
Ind |
300 |
|
Steve Farmer |
C |
148 |
25.0% |
Simon Kerins |
C |
142 |
|
Oi Wrightson |
Grn |
56 |
9.5% |
Ian Turner |
Lab |
51 |
8.6% |
Julian Dunn |
Lab |
49 |
|
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