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Charlestown
Electoral ward

Charlestown electoral ward within Manchester City Council
Charlestown electoral ward within Manchester City Council


Coat of arms of Charlestown
Coat of arms
Motto(s): 
By wisdom and effort

Coordinates: 53°31′34″N 2°11′52″W / 53.5262°N 2.1977°W / 53.5262; -2.1977Coordinates: 53°31′34″N 2°11′52″W / 53.5262°N 2.1977°W / 53.5262; -2.1977
Sovereign state United Kingdom
Constituent country England
Region North West
County Greater Manchester
Created May 1973
Named for Charlestown, Manchester
Government

  UK Parliament constituency: Blackley and Broughton

 • Type Unicameral
 • Body Manchester City Council
 • Leader of the council
Richard Leese (Labour)
 • Councillor Basil Curley (Labour)
 • Councillor Hannah Priest (Labour)
 • Councillor Veronica Kirkpatrick (Labour)
Population

 • Total 14,332
Area and population statistics from the 2011 Census[1]

Charlestown is a ward in the suburban north of the city of Manchester, England. The population of the ward at the 2011 census was 14,332.[1] Voters from this ward elect three councillors to Manchester City Council.




Contents






  • 1 Councillors


  • 2 Elections in 2010s


    • 2.1 May 2018


    • 2.2 May 2016


    • 2.3 May 2015


    • 2.4 May 2014


    • 2.5 May 2012


    • 2.6 May 2011


    • 2.7 May 2010




  • 3 Elections in 2000s


  • 4 References





Councillors


Three councillors serve the ward: Basil Curley (Lab),[2] Hannah Priest (Lab),[3] and Veronica Kirkpatrick (Lab),[4]





















































































































Election Councillor Councillor Councillor

2004
Eric Hobin (Lab)
Basil Curley (Lab)
Mark Hackett (Lab)

2006
Eric Hobin (Lab)
Basil Curley (Lab)
Mark Hackett (Lab)

2007
Eric Hobin (Lab)
Basil Curley (Lab)
Mark Hackett (Lab)

By-election
14 June 2007[5][6]
Veronica Kirkpatrick (Lab)
Basil Curley (Lab)
Mark Hackett (Lab)

2008
Veronica Kirkpatrick (Lab)
Basil Curley (Lab)
Mark Hackett (Lab)

2010
Veronica Kirkpatrick (Lab)
Basil Curley (Lab)
Mark Hackett (Lab)

2011
Veronica Kirkpatrick(Lab)
Basil Curley (Lab)
Mark Hackett (Lab)

2012
Veronica Kirkpatrick(Lab)
Basil Curley (Lab)
Mark Hackett (Lab)

2014
Veronica Kirkpatrick(Lab)
Basil Curley (Lab)
Mark Hackett (Lab)

2015
Veronica Kirkpatrick(Lab)
Basil Curley (Lab)
Mark Hackett (Lab)

2016
Veronica Kirkpatrick(Lab)
Basil Curley (Lab)
Hannah Priest (Lab)

2018
Basil Curley (Lab)
Hannah Priest (Lab)
Veronica Kirkpatrick(Lab)

     indicates seat up for re-election.
     indicates seat won in by-election.



Elections in 2010s



May 2018























































































































2018[7]
Party
 Candidate
 Votes
 %
 ±


Labour
Veronica Kirkpatrick*

1,769






Labour
Hannah Priest*

1,541






Labour
Basil Curley*

1,531






Independent
 Anthony Brennan
 489



Conservative
 Peter Schofield
 433



Conservative
 Daniel Somers
 358



Conservative
 Michael Shupac
 326



Green
 Astrid Johnson
 271



Liberal Democrat
 Charles Turner
 172

Majority



Turnout
 2,732
 23.1%


Labour hold
Swing



Labour hold
Swing



Labour hold
Swing



May 2016









































































2016[8]
Party
 Candidate
 Votes
 %
 ±


Labour
Hannah Kate Priest

1,671

59.38




UKIP
 Neil Caradoc Griffiths
 770
 27.36


Conservative
 Nicholas David St John Savage
 204
 7.25


Green
 Astrid Johnson
 92
 3.27


Liberal Democrat
 Charles William Turner
 77
 2.74
Majority
 901
 32.02

Turnout
 2,814
 27.75


Labour hold
Swing





May 2015

















































































2015[9]
Party
 Candidate
 Votes
 %
 ±


Labour
Basil Curley*

3,053

56.4

-14.6


UKIP
 Neil Caradoc Griffiths
 1,464
 27.1
N/A


Conservative
 Joshua John Lelliott
 549
 10.1
 -2.4


Green
 Astrid Johnson
 178
 3.3
N/A


Liberal Democrat
 William David Fisher
 112
 2.1
 -2.3


TUSC
 Alex Wogan
 54
 1.0
N/A
Majority
 1,589
 29.3

Turnout
 5,410
 52.4
 +22.0


Labour hold
Swing





May 2014

































































2014[10]
Party
 Candidate
 Votes
 %
 ±


Labour
Veronica Kirkpatrick

1,741

54.65

+0.05


UKIP
 Neil Griffiths
 1,030
 32.33
N/A


Conservative
 Will Stobart
 203
 14.5
 -8.13


Liberal Democrat
 Martina Anne Dunican
 65
 2.04
 -10.96
Majority
 711
 23.4

Turnout
 3,039
 30.45


Labour hold
Swing





May 2012

































































2012[11]
Party
 Candidate
 Votes
 %
 ±


Labour
Mark Hackett*

1,955

75.3

+29.3


Conservative
 Tom Archer
 292
 11.2
 -3.5


Green
 Chris Hyland
 252
 9.7
 +3.3


Liberal Democrat
 Joanne Taylor
 98
 3.8
 -2.4
Majority
 1,663
 64

Turnout
 2,597
 25.36


Labour hold
Swing





May 2011

































































2011[12]
Party
 Candidate
 Votes
 %
 ±


Labour
Basil Curley*

2,196

71.0

+12.0


Conservative
 Ellen Daniels
 387
 12.5
 -3.5


BNP
 Stephen Moran
 374
 12.1
N/A


Liberal Democrat
 Richard Ruddick
 137
 4.4
 -5.9
Majority
 1,809
 58.5

Turnout
 3,094
 30.4


Labour hold
Swing





May 2010









































































2010[13]
Party
 Candidate
 Votes
 %
 ±


Labour
Veronica Kirkpatrick*

2,828

54.6

+8.6


BNP
 Stephen Moran
 802
 15.5
 -8.3


Conservative
 Philip Steven Donohue
 749
 14.5
 -0.2


Liberal Democrat
 Andrew Hardwick-Moss
 673
 13.0
 +6.8


Green
 Michael Prior
 127
 2.5
 -3.9
Majority
 2,026
 39.1
 +16.9

Turnout
 5179
 51.2
 +21.4


Labour hold
Swing
 +8.4


Elections in 2000s

















































































2008[14]
Party
 Candidate
 Votes
 %
 ±


Labour
Mark Hackett*

1,328

46.0

-13.0


BNP
 Stephen Moran
 687
 23.8
 +23.8


Conservative
 Gareth Brown
 425
 14.7
 -1.3


Green
 Michael Prior
 186
 6.4
 +0.7


Liberal Democrat
 Alexandra Reynolds-Cocroft
 178
 6.2
 -4.1


UKIP
 Catherine Ritchie
 84
 2.9
 -6.2
Majority
 641
 22.2
 -20.7

Turnout
 2,888
 29.8
 +2.0


Labour hold
Swing
 -18.4










































































2007[15]
Party
 Candidate
 Votes
 %
 ±


Labour
Basil Curley*

1,542

59.0

+4.7


Conservative
 Kim Glasspole
 419
 16.0
 +1.3


Liberal Democrat
 Ann Rodgers
 268
 10.3
 -2.9


UKIP
 Andrea Ritchie
 238
 9.1
 -2.7


Green
 Helen Dolan
 148
 5.7
 -0.3
Majority
 1,123
 42.9
 +3.3

Turnout
 2,615
 27.8
 -1.4


Labour hold
Swing
 +1.7










































































2006[16]
Party
 Candidate
 Votes
 %
 ±


Labour
Eric Hobin*

1,435

54.3

-4.8


Conservative
 Vivienne Inez Clarke
 388
 14.7
 -1.5


Liberal Democrat
 Ann Rodgers
 348
 13.2
 -11.5


UKIP
 Catherine Andrea Ritchie
 312
 11.8
 +11.8


Green
 Helen Sarah Dolan
 159
 6.0
 +6.0
Majority
 1,047
 39.6
 +5.2

Turnout
 2,642
 29.2
 -5.2


Labour hold
Swing
 -1.6































































































2004[17]
Party
 Candidate
 Votes
 %
 ±


Labour
Mark Hackett*

1,941

59.1

N/A


Labour
Basil Curley*

1,723






Labour
Eric Hobin*

1,557






Liberal Democrat
 Norman Towers
 812
 24.7
N/A


Conservative
 Kim Glasspole
 531
 16.2
N/A


Liberal Democrat
 Winifred Taylor
 475



Liberal Democrat
 Guy Otten
 391

Majority
 745
 34.4
N/A

Turnout
 3,284
 34.4
N/A


Labour win (new seat)


Labour win (new seat)


Labour win (new seat)


































































2003[18]
Party
 Candidate
 Votes
 %
 ±


Labour
Eric Hobin*

1,043

54.1

-6.6


Liberal Democrat
 Rodney Isherwood
 498
 25.8
 -9.2


Conservative
 Marilyn Hopkins
 302
 15.7
 +15.7


Green
 Mark Gilbert
 84
 4.4
 +0.1
Majority
 545
 28.3
 +2.6

Turnout
 1,927
 22.0
 -3.3


Labour hold
Swing
 +1.3


























































2002[19]
Party
 Candidate
 Votes
 %
 ±


Labour
Eugene Curley*

1,363

60.7

+3.7


Liberal Democrat
 Rodney Isherwood
 786
 35.0
 -2.3


Green
 Claudia French
 96
 4.3
 -1.4
Majority
 577
 25.7
 +6.0

Turnout
 2,245
 25.3
 +5.7


Labour hold
Swing
 +3.0


























































2000[20]
Party
 Candidate
 Votes
 %
 ±


Labour
Mark Hackett*

924

57.0

-4.9


Liberal Democrat
 Rodney Isherwood
 605
 37.3
 +12.2


Green
 Claudia French
 92
 5.7
 +5.7
Majority
 319
 19.7
 -17.2

Turnout
 1,621
 19.6
 +0.4


Labour hold
Swing
 -8.5


References





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