The 2012 South Lakeland District Council election was held on 3 May 2012[1] to elect members of South LakelandDistrict Council in Cumbria, England. One third of the council was up for election, having been elected "all out" in 2008 and "in thirds" every year thereafter.
Map showing the results of the 2012 South Lakeland District Council elections by ward. Liberal Democrats in yellow, Conservatives in blue, Labour in red. Wards in dark grey were not contested in 2012.
^Statement of Persons Nominated 7 April 2012 at the Wayback Machine South Lakeland Council
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The 2012 South Lakeland District Council election was held on 3 May 2012 1 to elect members of South Lakeland District Council in Cumbria England One third of the council was up for election having been elected all out in 2008 and in thirds every year thereafter 2012 South Lakeland District Council election 2011 3 May 2012 2014 18 of the 51 seats to South Lakeland District Council26 seats needed for a majority First party Second party Third party Party Liberal Democrats Conservative LabourLast election 32 18 1Seats won 9 6 3Seats after 34 14 3Seat change 2 4 2Popular vote 7 569 6 885 1 637Percentage 44 9 40 8 9 7 Map showing the results of the 2012 South Lakeland District Council elections by ward Liberal Democrats in yellow Conservatives in blue Labour in red Wards in dark grey were not contested in 2012 Council control before electionLiberal Democrats Council control after election Liberal Democrats Contents 1 Election results summary 2 Ward results 3 By Elections 4 See also 5 ReferencesElection results summary editParty Previous council New council Liberal Democrats 33 34 nbsp 1Conservatives 17 14 nbsp 3Labour 1 3 nbsp 2Total 51 51Working majority 15 17 South Lakeland Local Election Result 2012 Party Seats Gains Losses Net gain loss Seats Votes Votes Liberal Democrats 9 1 1 0 50 0 44 66 7 202 Conservative 6 1 3 2 33 3 42 26 6 815 Labour 3 2 0 2 16 7 9 02 1 454 Green 0 0 0 0 0 4 06 655Ward results editArnside amp Beetham Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Pru Jupe 1 265 70 5 10 3Conservative Mike Nicholson 529 29 5 8 6Majority 736 41 0 18 9Turnout 1 794 50 79 11 9Liberal Democrats hold SwingBurton amp Holme Party Candidate Votes Conservative Roger Bingham 991 59 8 7 4Liberal Democrats Vic Brown 666 40 2 4 8Majority 325 19 6 12 2Turnout 1 657 54 2 2 9Conservative hold SwingConiston and Crake Valley Party Candidate Votes Conservative Anne Hall 418 60 0 4 0Liberal Democrats Michael Carter 279 40 0 4 0Majority 139 20 0 8 1Turnout 697 53 53 5 8Conservative hold SwingCrooklands Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Sheila Eccles 599 66 5 3 9Conservative Jess Alston 267 29 6 0 0Green Ko Koens 35 3 9 N AMajority 332 36 9 3 9Turnout 901 50 7 14 1Liberal Democrats hold SwingHawkshead Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats David Fletcher 412 53 4 0 1Conservative Sarah Ibbetson 305 39 5 7 0Green Paul Milling 55 7 1 N AMajority 107 13 9 6 9Turnout 772 52 19 8 2Liberal Democrats hold SwingKendal Fell by election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Giles Archibald 387 53 8 21 5Labour Lois Sparling 183 25 5 0 8Conservative Patrick Birchall 70 9 7 N AGreen Paul Metsers 49 6 8 N AUKIP Malcolm Nightingale 30 4 2 N AMajority 204 28 3 22 4Turnout 1 722 41 87 24 4Liberal Democrats hold SwingLevens Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Mary Orr 635 55 8 8 3Conservative Brian Rendell 458 40 2 4 3Green Leigh Martindale 45 4 0 N AMajority 177 15 6 12 7Turnout 1 138 67 53 0 3Liberal Democrats hold SwingLyth Valley Party Candidate Votes Conservative John Holmes 633 61 8 17 4Liberal Democrats Danny Gallagher 341 33 3 22 3Labour Marilyn Molloy 50 4 9 N AMajority 292 28 5 17 3Turnout 1 024 54 23 3 4Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats SwingThe Conservative Party had previously gained the seat in Lyth Valley at a by election Milnthorpe Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats David Ryder 590 66 9 8 5Conservative Stell Clark 245 27 8 3 2Green Frank Airey 47 5 3 N AMajority 345 39 1 11 7Turnout 882 52 34 1 8Liberal Democrats hold SwingSedbergh amp Kirkby Lonsdale Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Nick Cotton 1 184 47 5 4 4Conservative Kevin Lancaster 1 115 44 7 7 5Labour Martin Holborn 103 4 1 N AGreen Mandy Barnett 92 3 7 N AMajority 69 2 8 N ATurnout 2 494 50 89 5 7Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative SwingStaveley in Cartmel Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Sue Sanderson 436 56 8 4 2Conservative Ted Walsh 331 43 2 4 2Majority 105 13 6 8 4Turnout 767 49 42 6 3Liberal Democrats hold SwingStaveley in Westmorland Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Stan Collins 581 72 1 8 0Conservative Sandra Lilley 153 19 0 0 9Green Rachael Milling 72 8 9 N AMajority 428 53 1 7 1Turnout 806 47 19 6 2Liberal Democrats hold SwingUlverston Central Party Candidate Votes Labour Bharath Rajan 211 42 3 11 1Conservative Norman Bishop Rowe 209 41 9 15 5Liberal Democrats Andrew Hudson 45 9 0 2 4Green Alison Morris 34 6 8 N AMajority 2 0 4 N ATurnout 499 33 13 0 1Labour gain from Conservative SwingUlverston East Party Candidate Votes Labour Co op John Wilson 214 51 8 7 6Conservative Peter Hornby 111 26 9 13 2UKIP Ian Jackson 34 8 2 N AGreen Judith Filmore 31 7 5 N ALiberal Democrats Maureen Nicholson 23 5 6 10 1Majority 103 24 9 24 5Turnout 413 25 12 4 3Labour hold SwingUlverston North Party Candidate Votes Conservative Helen Irving 280 39 4 15 9Labour Co op Colin Pickthall 248 34 9 11 3Green Chris Loynes 114 16 0 5 2Liberal Democrats Ann Downe 69 9 7 0 6Majority 32 4 5 27 1Turnout 711 46 26 0 5Conservative hold SwingUlverston South Party Candidate Votes Conservative Amanda Rigg 239 47 7 17 2Labour Co op Judith Ann Pickthall 210 41 9 20 2Green Kate Rawles 31 6 2 N ALiberal Democrats David Khan 21 4 2 9 2Majority 29 5 8 37 4Turnout 501 33 51 7 4Conservative hold SwingUlverston Town Party Candidate Votes Labour John Clough 271 54 1 11 4Conservative James Samson 150 29 9 13 6Green Simon Filmore 50 10 0 N ALiberal Democrats Andrew Mellor 30 6 0 7 8Majority 121 24 2 N ATurnout 501 33 80 0 9Labour gain from Conservative SwingUlverston West Party Candidate Votes Conservative Janette Jenkinson 381 63 2 6 8Labour Ian Hunt 147 24 4 7 1Green Robert O Hara 49 8 1 N ALiberal Democrats Loraine Birchall 26 4 3 8 4Majority 234 38 8 13 9Turnout 603 39 96 1 2Conservative hold SwingBy Elections editWindermere Bowness North 29 August 2013 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Colin Jones 431 60 9 4 1Conservative Ian Keeling 248 35 0 5 1Labour Rae Cross 29 4 1 0 9Majority 183 25 9 9 2Turnout 708 42 75 14 2Liberal Democrats hold SwingLevens 17 October 2013 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Annie Rawlinson 569 57 0 1 2Conservative Brian Rendell 430 43 0 2 8Majority 139 14 0 2 3Turnout 999 58 8 11 4Liberal Democrats hold SwingSee also editSouth Lakeland local electionsReferences edit Statement of Persons Nominated Archived 7 April 2012 at the Wayback Machine South Lakeland Council Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2012 South Lakeland District Council election amp oldid 1190399978, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
