FULL COUNTY RESULTS IN COPELAND

Cumbria County Council election results in the twelve wards in the Copeland Borough on 4th June:


DISTINGTON & MORESBY - 32.56% turnout
Cam Ross (Lab) 548
Frank Hollowell (Lib Dem) 357
Dorothy Wonnacott (Con) 343
Helen Stevenson (BNP) 165
LABOUR HOLD

MIREHOUSE - 28.03% turnout
John Woolley (Lab) 512
Craig Burns (BNP) 249
Glenn Gray (Con) 240
LABOUR HOLD

HENSINGHAM & ARLECDON - 32.65% turnout
Mike Hawkins (Lab) 730
Marie Simpson (Con) 504
Shaun Hornby (BNP) 254
LABOUR HOLD

BRANSTY - 37.47% turnout
Graham Roberts (Con) 782
Bernard Kirk (Lab) 761
Malcolm Southward (BNP) 243
CONSERVATIVE GAIN

KELLS & SANDWITH - 40.71% turnout
Wendy Skillicorn (Lab) 681
Simon Nicholson (BNP) 491
Brigid Whiteside (Con) 238
Edward Caley-Knowles (UKIP) 180
LABOUR HOLD

HILLCREST, WHITEHAVEN - 39.42% turnout
Andrew Wonnacott (Con) 826
Steve Gibbons (Lab) 706
Bill Pugh (BNP) 229
CONSERVATIVE GAIN

ST BEES & EGREMONT - 39.13% turnout
David Southward (Lab) 635
Jane Micklethwaite (Con) 500
Sam Meteer (Ind) 477
Brian Allan (BNP) 193
LABOUR HOLD

GOSFORTH & ENNERDALE - 41.65% turnout
Norman Clarkson (Con) 1189
Peter Watson (Lab) 473
Lynne Hicks (BNP) 173
CONSERVATIVE HOLD

CLEATOR MOOR NORTH & FRIZINGTON - turnout 34.85%
Tim Knowles (Lab) 844
Clive Jefferson (BNP) 501
Kenneth Simpson (Con) 498
LABOUR HOLD

CLEATOR MOOR SOUTH & EGREMONT - turnout 34.98%
Frank Morgan (Lab) 778
Jean Lewthwaite (Con) 556
Kevin Hurst (BNP) 276
Mike Minogue (Lib Dem) 230
LABOUR HOLD

SEASCALE & WHICHAM - 45.04% turnout
Sue Brown (Con) 1341
Carl Carter (Lab) 366
Nigel Gilligan (Green) 301
Russ Mclean (BNP) 166
CONSERVATIVE HOLD

MILLOM - 37.56% turnout
Ray Cole (Con) 1231
Robin Pitt (Lab) 556
Craig Eaton (BNP) 310
CONSERVATIVE HOLD


And in Keswick and Derwent, which has moved into the Copeland constituency for future parliamentary elections but remains in Allerdale for local government purposes, the results were

Elizabeth Barraclough (Lib/Dem) 971
Ron Munby (Conservative) 731
Denstone Kemp (Labour) 350
Calum Grant (Green) 258

Two more divisions, Cockermouth East and West, are partly in the new Copeland constituency and partly in Workington. Both were retained by the Conservatives.

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