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Weoley Ward
Population25,925 (2011)
District
Ceremonial county
Region
CountryEngland
Sovereign stateUnited Kingdom
UK Parliament
Councillors
  • Peter Douglas Osborn (Conservatives)
  • Julie Johnson JP (Labour)
  • Steve Booton (Labour)
List of places
UK
England
West Midlands

52°26′15″N 1°58′13″W / 52.4376°N 1.9702°W / 52.4376; -1.9702 The Weoley local council ward is one of the 40 electoral wards for the City of Birmingham, England. It is also one of the four wards that make up the local council constituency of Birmingham Northfield, the other three being the wards of Northfield, Longbridge and King's Norton.

Ward Description

The ward covers an area of west Birmingham. It is predominantly based upon the Weoley Castle area of Birmingham. Other communities within Weoley are Allens Cross, Weoley Hill, Middle Park and Spicelands Road.[1]

Ward Demographics (from the census of 2011)

The 2011 Population Census recorded that there were 25,925 people living in the ward. Eighty per cent (20,744) of the ward's population are of white ethnicity, compared with 57.9% for Birmingham.[2][3]

Ward History

The Ward was created in May 1950[4] as a result of the boundary changes of that year. The boundaries have been changed on a number of occasions since then.

Parliamentary Representation

The ward has been part of Birmingham Northfield constituency since 1950.

Politics

As of 2016, the Ward is served by three councillors on Birmingham City Council: Peter Douglas Osborn, Conservatives and Steve Booton and Julie Johnson JP, both of whom represent the Labour Party.

Election results

2010s

5 May 2016[5] Electorate 17,330 [6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Julie Johnson* 2,125 40.7
Conservative Eddie Freeman (incumbent) 1,943 37.2
UKIP Steven Brookes 739 14.2
Liberal Democrats Steve Haynes 213 4.1
Green Ben Kerr-Morgan 200 3.8
Majority 182 3.5
Turnout 5,220 30.5
7 May 2015[7] Electorate 17,542[8]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Steve Booton* 4,118 40.4
Conservative Jayne Elizabeth Freeman 3,519 34.6
UKIP Tony Hayes 1,641 16.1
Green Anna Lucille Masters 494 4.9
Liberal Democrats Steven Alan Haynes 412 4.1
Majority 599 5.9
Turnout
3 May 2012[9] Electorate 18,027
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Eddie Freeman* 2,117 43.20
Labour Steve Booton 2,115 43.16
Green Ross Kendall Axe 239 4.88
Liberal Democrats Steven Alan Haynes 216 4.41
BNP Leslie John Orton 213 4.35
Majority 2 0.04
Turnout 4,900 27.18
5 May 2011[10] Electorate 17,655
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Adrian Joseph Delaney* 2,599 41.66
Labour Co-op Chris Hillcox 2,587 41.46
Liberal Democrats Trevor Peter Sword 402 6.44
Green David Owen Williams 312 5.00
BNP John Grainger 305 4.89
Majority 12 0.19
Turnout 6,239 35.33
6 May 2010[11] Electorate 17,457
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Peter Douglas Osborn 3,639 36.05
Labour Christopher Peter Hillcox 3,575 35.42
Liberal Democrats Trevor Peter Sword 1,694 16.78
BNP Trevor John Shearer 873 8.65
Green David Toke 277 2.74
Majority 64 0.63
Turnout 10,094 57.82

2000s

1 May 2008[12] Electorate 17,526
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Eddie Freeman 2,389 45.51%
Labour Co-op Jan Drinkwater 1,791 34.12%
Liberal Democrats Gary Davies 453 8.63%
BNP Roy Charles Orton 406 7.73%
Green Mina Coalter 198 3.77%
Majority 598 11.4%
Turnout 5,249 29.95%
Conservative gain from Labour Swing
3 May 2007[13] Electorate ?
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Adrian Joseph Delaney 2,187 %
Labour Co-op Mike Drinkwater 1,860 %
BNP Norman Ashton 548 %
Liberal Democrats Trevor Peter Sword 534 %
Independent Mark Anthony Jastrzebski 264 %
Green Stuart Kenneth Masters 237 %
Common Good Dick Rodgers 198 %
UKIP David Walter Collin 83 %
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4 May 2006 Electorate
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5 May 2005 Electorate
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6 May 2004 Electorate
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1 May 2003[14] Electorate 15,110
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour R. Holtom* 1,713 37.2%
Conservative A. Delaney 1,595 34.6%
BNP L. Windridge 709 15.4%
Liberal Democrats S. Tomlin 593 12.9%
Majority 2.6%
Turnout 30.6%
Labour hold Swing
2 May 2002[15] Electorate 15,309
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Ms F. Williams 1,716 35.8%
Conservative A. Delaney 1,634 34.1%
Independent P. Spybey 573 11.9%
Liberal Democrats S. Tomlin 523 10.9%
BNP L. Windridge 351 7.3%
Majority 1.7%
Turnout 31.7%
Labour hold Swing
7 June 2001 Electorate
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4 May 2000 Electorate
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1990s

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1 May 1997 Electorate
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2 May 1996 Electorate
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5 May 1994 Electorate
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3 May 1990 Electorate
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1980’s

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5 May 1988 Electorate
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1 May 1986 Electorate
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2 May 1985 Electorate
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3 May 1984 Electorate
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6 May 1982 Electorate
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1 May 1980 Electorate
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1970’s

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6 May 1976 Electorate
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1 May 1975 Electorate
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2 May 1974 Electorate
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13 May 1971 Electorate
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1960’s

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11 May 1967 Electorate
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12 May 1966 Electorate
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7 May 1964 Electorate
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9 May 1963 Electorate
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11 May 1961 Electorate
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12 May 1960 Electorate
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1950s

14 May 1959 Electorate
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9 May 1957 Electorate
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10 May 1956 Electorate
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12 May 1955 Electorate 21, 518
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour William Henry Milner* 5,225 61.30%
Conservative Ernest Frank Scadding 2,875 33.73%
Liberal Kenneth Arnold Day 261 3.06%
Communist Albert Charles Norton 163 1.91%
Majority 2,350 27.57%
Turnout 39.61%
Labour hold Swing 5.66%
13 May 1954 Electorate 20,357
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Edmund John Haynes* 5,702 68.62%
Conservative Amy Kathleen Whitehouse 2,471 29.74%
Communist Albert Charles Norton 136 1.64%
Majority 3,231 38.88%
Turnout 40.82%
Labour hold Swing 3.41%
7 May 1953 Electorate 19,246
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Bertha Hardy Briggs* 5,119 66.03%%
Conservative Lillian Louisa Budd 2,634 33.97%
Majority 2,565 32.06%
Turnout 40.28%
Labour hold Swing 6.96%
8 May 1952 Electorate 17,584
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour William Henry Milner* 6,618 72.99%
Conservative Dudley Thomas Scandrett 2,449 27.01%
Majority 4,169 45.98%
Turnout 51.56%
Labour hold Swing 13.59%
10 May 1951 Electorate 16,958
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Edmund John Haynes* 4,352 59.40%
Conservative Dudley Thomas Scandrett 2,975 40.60%
Majority 1,377 18.80%
Turnout 43.21%
Labour hold Swing 5.53%
11 May 1950 3 New Seats
Electorate 16,765
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Bertha Hardy Briggs 4,815 63.46%
Labour William Henry Milner 4,623 %
Labour Edmund John Haynes 4,611 %
Conservative John Alfred Gopsill 2,550 33.61%
Conservative William Henry Rathbone 2,533 %
Conservative Dudley Thomas Scandrett 2,496 %
Communist John Watson Elder 222 2.93%
Communist Daisy Edith Vaughan 210
Majority 2,265 29.85%
Majority 2,073 %
Majority 2,061 %
Turnout 7,644 45.59%

See also

References

Notes

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  1. ^ Birmingham City Council: Weoley Ward
  2. ^ Birmingham City Council: Ward Information
  3. ^ Birmingham City Council: Population in Birmingham
  4. ^ Phillips (2003), Birmingham Votes: 1911-2000, p. 51.
  5. ^ Birmingham City Council: Elections: Weoley Ward 2016
  6. ^ Birmingham City Council: Elections: Ward-by-ward local elections electorate 2016
  7. ^ Birmingham City Council: Elections: Weoley Ward 2015
  8. ^ Birmingham City Council: Elections: Ward-by-ward local elections electorate 2015
  9. ^ Birmingham City Council: Local Election Results 2012
  10. ^ Birmingham City Council: Local Election Results 2011
  11. ^ Birmingham City Council: Local Election Results 2010
  12. ^ Birmingham City Council: Local Election Results 2008
  13. ^ Birmingham City Council: Local Election Results 2007
  14. ^ Rallings (2003), Local Elections Handbook 2003, p. 22.
  15. ^ Rallings (2002), Local Elections Handbook 2002, p. 61.

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Bibliography

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  • Phillips, Christopher (2000), Birmingham Votes: 1911-2000, Twentieth Century Local Election Results, Volume 4, (Local Government Chronicle Elections Centre, University of Plymouth, Plymouth), ISBN 0-948858-30-3
  • Rallings, Colin (2002), Local Elections Handbook 2002: The 2002 Local Election Results, (Local Government Chronicle Elections Centre, University of Plymouth, Plymouth), ISBN 0-948858-33-8 {{citation}}: Unknown parameter |coauthors= ignored (|author= suggested) (help)
  • Rallings, Colin (2003), Local Elections Handbook 2003: The 2003 Local Election Results, (Local Government Chronicle Elections Centre, University of Plymouth, Plymouth), ISBN 0-948858-35-4 {{citation}}: Unknown parameter |coauthors= ignored (|author= suggested) (help)

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