Plymouth City Council election broken down in full
Labour have lost overall following Friday's outcome, with the Conservatives taking 26 seats
Last updated 9th May 2021
On Thursday (6 May), Plymouth, went to the polls on what is thought to be the biggest test of opinion outside of a general election in around half a century.
Plymouth City Council holds elections by thirds. A third of seats are contested each year for three years, followed by a year when no elections are held.
There are 20 wards and 57 elected members.
All wards in Plymouth have had elections this year, except from Drake.
Overall turnout in Plymouth this year was 35.93%.
Before this election, the council was run by Labour, with Cllr Tudor Evans OBE as the leader - but following on from Friday's (7 May) result, the party has lost overall control of the local authority.
The Conservative Party now hold 26 seats, with Labour retaining 24, and the remaining seven going to Independent members.
The Tories have just fallen short of taking total control of the council - they needed 29 seats to take over fully.
They will now be looking to the local authorities' Independents in order to move forward and take control of administration.
RESULTS:
Budshead
Winner: Mark Charles Shayer (Conservative)
Votes: 1,830
Turnout: 37.35%
Compton
Winner: Charlotte Elizabeth Carlyle (Conservative)
Votes: 2,060
Turnout: 42.91%
Devonport
Winner: Charlotte Heather Louise Cree (Labour and Co-operative)
Votes: 1,328
Turnout: 28.93%
Efford and Lipson
Winner: Brian Vincent (Labour)
Votes: 1,714
Turnout: 32.63%
Eggbuckland
Winner: James Alexander Stoneman (Conservative)
Votes: 2,433
Turnout: 36.45%
Ham
Winner: Stephen Thomas Hulme (Conservative)
Votes: 1,502
Turnout: 30.07%
Honicknowle
Winner: Philip Partridge (Conservative)
Votes: 1,466
Turnout: 27.91%
Moor View
Winner: Shannon Louise Burden (Conservative)
Votes: 2,530
Turnout: 38.52%
Peverell
Winner: John Mahony (Conservative)
Votes: 2,225
Turnout: 48.06%
Plympton Chaddlewood
Winner: Dan Collins (Conservative)
Votes: 1,111
Turnout: 37.17%
Plympton Erle
Winner: Andrea Victoria Loveridge (Conservative)
Votes: 1,526
Turnout: 37.83%
Plympton St Mary
Winner: Natalie Sara Harrison (Conservative)
Votes: 2,984
Turnout: 40.14%
Plymstock Dunstone
Winner: David Salmon (Conservative)
Votes: 2,420
Turnout: 41.90%
Plymstock Radford
Winner: Bill Wakeham (Conservative)
Votes: 2,464
Turnout: 37.66%
Southway
Winner: Richard Audubon Bingley (Conservative)
Votes: 1,750
Turnout: 35.09%
St Budeaux
Winner: Pat Patel (Conservative)
Votes: 1,691
Turnout: 33.34%
St Peter and the Waterfront
Winner: Ian Tuffin (Labour and Co-operative)
Votes: 1,584
Turnout: 30.97%
Stoke
Winner: Sally Ann Creswell (Labour)
Votes: 1,813
Turnout: 36.19%
Sutton and Mount Gould
Winner: Eddie Rennie (Labour)
Votes: 1,715
Turnout: 32.89%
FULL VOTING BREAKDOWN FOR EACH WARD
Budshead
Turnout: 37.35%
Ashley James Ivin Foster (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition): 21
Dave Griffiths (Independent): 513
Colin Alexander Mackenzie (Liberal Democrat): 92
Joshua George Pope (Green): 167
Mark Charles Shayer (Conservative): 1,830
Jonathan Ray Taylor (Labour and Co-operative): 1,027
Compton
Turnout: 42.91%
Richard Veysey Bray (Liberal Democrat): 199
Tom Briars-Delve (Labour and Co-operative): 1,476
Charlotte Elizabeth Carlyle (Conservative): 2,060
Ava Keeling (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition): 34
Ewan Roy Melling Flavell (Green): 64
Devonport
Turnout: 28.93%
Charlotte Heather Louise Cree (Labour and Co-operative): 1,328
Lesley Faith Duncan (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition): 23
Jeffrey Hall (Liberal Democrat): 107
Kyle James Lewis (Conservative): 1,245
Karen Mary Pilkington (Independent): 367
Andrew Robert Pratt (Green): 176
Efford and Lipson
Turnout: 32.63%
Gregg Roger Black (Conservative): 1,189
Pat Bushell (Green): 239
Sioned Freer (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition): 45
Alex Primmer (Liberal Democrat): 102
Brian Vincent (Labour): 1,714
Eggbuckland
Turnout: 36.45%
Bran Malloch (Green): 206
Richard John Simpson (Liberal Democrat): 222
James Alexander Stoneman (Conservative): 2,433
Andrew Frederick Wade (Labour and Co-operative): 871
Ham
Turnout: 30.06%
Caroline Anne Bennett (Green): 157
Samuel Michael Grotzke (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition): 37
Stephen Thomas Hulme (Conservative): 1,502
Jason Shopland (Active for Plymouth): 195
Tina Tuohy (Labour and Co-operative): 1,217
Honicknowle
Turnout: 27.91%
Tony Kavanaugh (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition): 42
Benjamin Osborn (Green): 164
Philip Partridge (Conservative): 1,466
Pete Smith (Labour): 1,232
Moor View
Turnout: 38.54%
Shannon Louise Burden (Conservative): 2,530
Ricky Heather Elizabeth Lowes (Green): 173
Chris Mavin (Labour): 1,170
Edison Notman (Independent): 19
Jim Spencer (Liberal Democrat): 91
Peverell
Turnout: 48.07% (amended 7 May)
Louise Caroline Alldridge (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition): 29
Nicholas John Casley (Green): 334
Darren Simon Denslow (Independent): 209
John Mahony (Conservative): 2,225
Francesca Alari Rees (Labour and Co-operative): 2,115
Bernard John Toolan (Heritage Party): 38
Plympton Chaddlewood
Turnout: 37.17%
Dan Collins (Conservative): 1,111
Paul Charles McNamara (Labour and Co-operative): 215
Ian Poyser (Green): 1,010
Plympton Erle
Turnout: 37.83%
Sam Down (Green): 146
Dennis Sidney Draper (Liberal Democrat): 74
Andrew Michael Hill (Independent): 374
Andrea Victoria Loveridge (Conservative): 1,526
Roger David Williams (Labour): 400
Deanna Maureen Elizabeth Yates (Independent): 56
Plympton St Mary
Turnout: 40.14%
Christopher James Cuddihee (Labour): 608
Natalie Sara Harrison (Conservative): 2,984
Laurie Joe Moore (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition): 33
Claire Alison Riley (Green): 277
Sarah Jane Worrall (Liberal Democrat): 146
Plymstock Dunstone
Turnout: 41.89%
Duncan Alex Moore (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition): 55
David Salmon (Conservative): 2,420
John Marker Stephens (Labour): 1,317
Richard Spencer Weston Worrall (Liberal Democrat): 460
Plymstock Radford
Turnout: 37.67% (amended 7 May)
Matthew Paul Faith (Green): 382
Jan Miller (Labour and Co-operative): 1,116
Roy John Minden Plumley (Liberal Democrat): 238
Bill Wakeham (Conservative): 2,464
Southway
Turnout: 35.09%
Richard Audubon Bingley (Conservative): 1,750
Benjamin John Davy (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition): 20
Sonia-Maria Hosking (Independent): 305
Brian Richard Lewis (Green): 133
Katie McManus (Liberal Democrat): 105
Liz Nicolls (Labour): 984
Emily Rose Quick (Independent): 273
St Budeaux
Turnout: 33.34%
Leesa Marie Alderton (Green): 185
Ben Crofty (Active for Plymouth): 144
Pat Patel (Conservative): 1,691
Andrew James White (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition): 42
Darren Winter (Labour): 1,131
St Peter and the Waterfront
Turnout: 30.95%
Ryan John Aldred (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition): 73
Danny Bamping (Independent): 140
James Overton Ellwood (Green): 376
Jon Hill (Conservative): 1,446
Hugh Janes (Liberal Democrat): 181
Ian Tuffin (Labour and Co-operative) 1,584
Stoke
Turnout: 36.19%
Nik Brooks (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition): 32
Sally Ann Creswell (Labour): 1,813
Bob Hannaford (Conservative): 1,333
Frank Hartkopf (Green): 262
Iuliu Popescu (Active for Plymouth): 85
Jacqueline Mary Spencer (Liberal Democrat): 117
Sutton and Mount Gould
Turnout: 32.89%
Samuel Luke Hey (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition): 77
Michael Peter Kewish (Green): 431
Eddie Rennie (Labour): 1,715
Grace Stickland (Conservative): 1,106