2013 Isle of Wight Council election

2013 Isle of Wight Council election
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All 40 seats to the Isle of Wight Council
21 seats needed for a majority
Turnout35.4%
  First party Second party Third party
 
Party Conservative Island Independents UKIP
Last election 24 New Party Did not stand
Seats won 15 15 2
Seat change Decrease 9 Increase 15 Increase 2
  Fourth party Fifth party
 
Party Labour Liberal Democrats
Last election 1 5
Seats won 2 1
Seat change Increase 1 Decrease 4
2013 local election results on the Isle of Wight

The 2013 Isle of Wight Council election was held on 2 May 2013 to elect all 40 members for a four-year term to the Isle of Wight Council, a unitary authority which governs the Isle of Wight. Going into the election, the Conservative Party was looking to gain a third term in power after first being elected to overall control in 2005, but in one of the shock results of the wider local elections being held in the country, the Conservatives lost overall control of the council, having been reduced to 15 seats, 6 short of a majority of 21. The 'Island Independents', a mutually supporting group of candidates and councillors running as independents, gained the same number of seats, whilst other independents, UKIP, Labour, and a Liberal Democrat made up the remainder.

Emblematic of the election, the Conservative leader of the council, David Pugh, lost his own seat to an Island Independent. The popular perception of the reasons for the Conservative losses was, in the words of OnTheWight, 'It's widely thought that the way they implemented the financial cuts turned the Island against them. Particularly unpopular was the wholesale closing of the Tourist Information centres and public toilets.'[1] With neither the Conservatives or the Island Independents gaining a majority outright, control of the authority was initially in doubt, but on 8 May the Island Independents announced the five non-aligned independents would be joining their group.

Background

See also: Politics of the Isle of Wight

Leading into the 2005 council election, the Liberal Democrats and its predecessors had been in power on the island since 1981,[2] albeit since 2001 in coalition with a group of independents. However, public opposition to a school closure program by the council led to the rout of the Liberal Democrats, and the election of the Conservatives to take over. Education remained a major issue as the Conservatives under Council Leader David Pugh sought re-election in 2009, with plans to redress problems caused by the island's unusual three-tier education structure having elicited further controversy – and the resignation of several Conservative councillors in protest – and a sluggish economy with unemployment higher than the average of South East England playing against the party as well.[3] In the end, the Conservatives won re-election, but held only 24 seats, a drop of 9 since the last election, although a boundary review had led to the abolition of 8 seats. Behind them, independents made up the next largest contingent on the council, winning 10 seats, whilst the Liberal Democrats failed to make headway.[4]

Campaign

As the 2013 campaign started, education remained a top issue. Though the three-tier system had been abolished in favour of two tiers, three of the island's six secondary schools were judged 'inadequate' by Ofsted. Simon Perry, editor of OnTheWight, remarked to the BBC that education was the single biggest priority for voters.[5] In addition, the council agreed to transfer some of its education powers to Hampshire County Council,[6] despite not being under its jurisdiction; and problems over education were further amplified for the Conservatives when the chief executive of the council, Steve Benyon, departed controversially after the Ofsted inspections.[7] Beyond this local issue was the impact of national politics: the Conservatives were into their third year of governing the United Kingdom in coalition with the Liberal Democrats, implementing unpopular austerity measures and fending off challenges from Labour on the left and UKIP on the right. Cuts to local government forced the council to implement their own cost-saving measures, which included closing public toilets and tourist information centres.

The Conservatives campaigned on working with the private sector to improve the local economy, and minimising future council tax rises. The Island Independents – a group of mutually-supporting candidates and councillors standing as independents – pledged to create a more transparent administration that worked more with islanders on decision-making. Their campaign was launched by former independent MP Martin Bell. Labour focused its campaign on improving facilities for disabled people, including trying to repair the council's relationship with the disabled-orientated Riverside Centre, and working to prevent schools on the island from becoming academies; the Liberal Democrats, meanwhile, promised to invest more into children's services and to start an affordable housing program. UKIP, trying to enter the council for the first time, pledged to re-open public toilets and tourist information centres, campaign for a grammar school, protect the Frank James Hospital, and allow their councillors to vote without a party whip.[8]

The election in the Shanklin South ward, held by Pugh, soon became the most high-profile battle of the campaign. Facing Pugh was Richard Priest, manager of the Riverside Centre and a town councillor, standing as an Island Independent. Fearful of splitting the anti-Pugh vote and sensing Priest had the best chance of defeating Pugh, Labour and UKIP decided not to field candidates in the ward.[9] Meanwhile, the continuing decline of the Liberal Democrats on the island became more evident during the campaign. Aside from their local problems since their last stint in power, the national party had been battered by its involvement in government with the Conservatives. Bob Blezzard, a high-profile Liberal Democrat on the island, resigned from the party in 2012 and publicly denounced his national party leader, Nick Clegg, before announcing he would stand as an independent candidate to the council for Sandown North.[10] Former council leader, Shirley Smart, likewise decided to resign from the party and stand as an independent in Newport South. Neither aligned themselves with the Island Independents. In the end, the Liberal Democrats were only able to field seven candidates, with group leader Reg Barry saying it was a 'shame' that Blezzard and Smart, among others, 'have turned their back'.[11] The UKIP campaign ran into some difficulty when they were accused by the Conservatives of falsifying signatures on the electoral nomination forms of their candidate for Newport North – the police were unable to give judgement on the complaint before the election.[12]

Results

With all ward results declared on the day after the election, the Conservatives had lost their majority on the council. After winning 24 seats in 2009, with a majority of 4, the party ended up with 15 seats, 6 short of overall control – a net loss of 9 seats. The Island Independents, on the other hand, won 15 seats as well. UKIP gained representation on the council for the first time, winning 2 seats, whilst Labour reclaimed Lake North, lost in 2009. The Liberal Democrats achieved their worst result on the island since the party's formation, holding onto only Reg Barry's seat. Blezzard and Smart, however, were elected as independents, as were another three candidates who were also not aligned with the Island Independents.[13] The most notable result though, was Pugh's defeat to Priest by only 10 votes. Without a seat on the council, Pugh lost its leadership, and that of the Conservative group – on 7 May, Cllr Dave Stewart was chosen to replace Pugh as leader of the group.[14] After his election defeat, Pugh remarked 'Clearly I'm disappointed. It's been a privilege to serve the island.'[13]

With neither the Conservatives or the Island Independents winning a majority outright, both sides vied to win the support of other councillors to form their own administration. On 8 May, the Island Independents announced that the five other independents had joined their group.[15] The next election to the council was held in May 2017 and led to the Conservatives regaining control of the council.

Arreton and Newchurch[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Island Independents Colin Richards 529 41.04
Conservative Erica Oulton 458 35.53
UKIP Ian Sherfield 299 23.20
Majority 71 5.52
Turnout 1289 41.99
Island Independents gain from Liberal Democrats Swing
Binstead and Fishbourne[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Island Independents Ivor Warlow 559 48.19
Conservative Sylvia Sillar 315 27.16
UKIP Alan Darnell 225 19.40
Labour Katie Curtis 61 5.26
Majority 244 21.03
Turnout 1160 41.94
Island Independents gain from Conservative Swing
Brading, St Helens and Bembridge (2 seats)[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Island Independents Jonathan Bacon 1308 51.31
Island Independents Gordon Kendall 1121 43.98
Conservative Geoff Giles 732 28.72
UKIP Mike Tarrant 741 29.07
Conservative Mary Collis 607 23.81
Labour Peter Coleman 131 5.14
Majority 576 12.41
Majority 380 8.19
Turnout 2549 41.19
Island Independents gain from Independent Swing
Island Independents gain from Independent Swing
Carisbrooke[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative John Hobart 431 48.65
Island Independents Mike Powell 380 42.89
Labour Nick Wray 72 8.13
Majority 71 5.52
Turnout 51 5.78
Conservative hold Swing
Central Wight[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Bob Seely 700 51.93
UKIP Sally Turner 342 25.37
Green Bob Keats 297 22.03
Majority 358 26.74
Turnout 1348 46.42
Conservative hold Swing
Chale, Niton & Whitwell[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Dave Stewart 658 60.70
UKIP Jai Nolan 256 23.62
Labour Simon Haytack 168 15.50
Majority 402 37.15
Turnout 1084 47.19
Conservative hold Swing
Cowes Medina[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Lora Peacey-Wilcox 609 70.08
Conservative David Walters 158 18.18
Labour Margaret Bryan 97 11.16
Majority 97 11.23
Turnout 869 27.63
Independent gain from Conservative Swing
Cowes North[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Paul Bertie 416 51.36
UKIP Rose Lynden-Bell 340 41.98
Majority 76 10.05
Turnout 810 31.12
Conservative hold Swing
Cowes South & Northwood[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative John Nicholson 518 50.44
Island Independents Jude Ferris 502 48.88
Majority 16 1.57
Turnout 1027 34.34
Conservative hold Swing
Cowes West & Gurnard[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Paul Fuller 1143 81.94
Conservative Mark McNeill 247 17.71
Majority 896 64.46
Turnout 1395 45.93
Independent hold Swing
East Cowes[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Island Independents Luisa Hillard 367 30.66
Conservative Margaret Webster 364 30.41
UKIP Daniel Moss 323 26.98
Liberal Democrats Bob Packham 137 11.45
Majority 3 0.25
Turnout 1197 39.39
Island Independents gain from Conservative Swing
Freshwater North[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative David Eccles 402 53.89
UKIP Michael Jennings 313 41.96
Majority 89 12.45
Turnout 746 31.76
Conservative hold Swing
Freshwater South[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent John Medland 480 48.88
Conservative George Cameron 320 32.59
UKIP Paul Taylor 179 18.23
Majority 160 16.34
Turnout 982 39.84
Independent gain from Conservative Swing
Godshill and Wroxall[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Island Independents Rodney Downer 773 68.96
UKIP Paul St John Martin 191 17.04
Conservative Nick John 112 9.99
Labour Jane McKean 45 4.01
Majority 582 51.92
Turnout 1121 43.40
Island Independents gain from Independent Swing
Havenstreet, Ashey and Haylands[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Conrad Gauntlett 287 33.26
Island Independents Vanessa Churchman 249 28.85
UKIP Kim Joyce 194 22.48
Liberal Democrats Malcolm Ross 129 14.95
Majority 38 4.42
Turnout 863 30.70
Conservative gain from Independent Swing
Lake North[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Alan Hollands 355 41.09
Conservative Gerry White 271 31.37
UKIP Emerson Maguire 234 27.08
Majority 84 9.77
Turnout 864 30.48
Labour gain from Conservative Swing
Lake South[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Ray Bloomfield 381 38.25
UKIP Hugh Dinsdale 331 33.23
Independent Geoff Clynch 277 27.81
Majority 50 5.06
Turnout 996 33.71
Conservative hold Swing
Nettlestone and Seaview[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Liberal Democrats Reg Barry 830 60.67
Conservative Diana Tuson 389 28.44
UKIP Philip Letwin 149 10.89
Majority 441 32.24
Turnout 1368 53.63
Liberal Democrats hold Swing
Newport Central[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Julie Jones-Evans 375 47.41
Labour Adrian Nicholas 140 17.70
Island Independents Verity Bird 138 17.45
UKIP Thomas Soutar 133 16.81
Majority 235 29.90
Turnout 791 25.93
Conservative hold Swing
Newport East[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Geoff Lumley 443 60.44
UKIP Richard Leppard 161 21.96
Conservative Bill Wyatt-Millington 126 17.19
Majority 282 38.63
Turnout 733 28.67
Labour hold Swing
Newport North[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Matthew Price 356 42.79
Labour Mary Craven 173 20.79
UKIP Richard Wilkins 168 20.19
Island Independents John Luckett 126 15.14
Majority 183 22.24
Turnout 832 33.62
Conservative hold Swing
Newport South[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Shirley Smart 365 51.19
Conservative Roger Dixcey 336 47.12
Majority 29 4.14
Turnout 713 51.19
Independent gain from Conservative Swing
Newport West[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Chris Whitehouse 295 43.57
Independent David Whittaker 184 27.18
UKIP Neville Westlake 179 26.44
Majority 111 16.87
Turnout 667 28.02
Conservative hold Swing
Parkhurst[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Richard Hollis 248 36.58
Liberal Democrats Andrew Garratt 229 33.78
UKIP Barbara Port 153 22.57
Island Independents Andrew Gryffe 44 6.49
Majority 19 2.82
Turnout 678 38.13
Conservative hold Swing
Ryde East[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Roger Whitby-Smith 377 38.39
Liberal Democrats Dave Knowles 348 35.44
Conservative Gary Taylor 249 25.36
Majority 29 2.98
Turnout 982 33.09
Independent gain from Liberal Democrats Swing
Ryde North East[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Wayne Whittle 324 39.66
Island Independents Vince Valvona 191 23.38
Labour Mick Lyons 141 17.26
UKIP Cole Green 137 16.77
TUSC Nancy Farrell 23 2.82
Majority 133 16.30
Turnout 817 28.46
Conservative gain from Independent Swing
Ryde North West[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Island Independents Phil Jordan 390 45.67
Conservative Arthur Taylor 295 34.54
UKIP John Lovell 165 19.32
Majority 95 11.18
Turnout 854 28.41
Island Independents gain from Conservative Swing
Ryde South[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Island Independents Charles Chapman 256 34.22
Labour Deb Gardiner 168 22.46
UKIP Tony Zeid 161 21.52
Conservative Roi Milburn 109 14.57
Independent Robin Allen 51 6.82
Majority 88 11.81
Majority 748 23.54
Turnout 2549 41.19
Island Independents gain from Liberal Democrats Swing
Ryde West[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Island Independents Ian Stephens 533 63.38
Conservative Philip Warren 151 17.95
Labour Sue Lyons 75 8.92
Liberal Democrats John Timmons 75 8.92
Majority 382 45.80
Turnout 841 29.22
Island Independents gain from Independent Swing
Sandown North[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Bob Blezzard 330 36.22
Conservative Raj Patel 195 21.41
UKIP John Wyatt 161 17.67
Independent Chris Dupre 99 10.87
Majority 135 14.88
Turnout 911 36.24
Independent gain from Independent Swing
Sandown South[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Ian Ward 389 48.02
UKIP Linda Pitcher 182 22.47
Independent Cathy Wright 174 21.48
Labour Eric Goacher 63 7.78
Majority 207 25.62
Turnout 810 26.49
Conservative hold Swing
Shanklin Central[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Island Independents Jon Gilbey 528 50.67
Conservative David Williams 432 41.46
Labour Doreen Armstrong 81 7.77
Majority 96 9.22
Turnout 1042 35.73
Island Independents gain from Conservative Swing
Shanklin South[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Island Independents Richard Priest 629 49.84
Conservative David Pugh 619 49.05
Majority 10 0.80
Turnout 1262 42.31
Island Independents gain from Conservative Swing
Totland[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Island Independents John Howe 420 42.77
Conservative Carol Bryan 303 30.86
UKIP Iain McKie 254 25.87
Majority 117 11.98
Turnout 982 39.28
Island Independents gain from Liberal Democrats Swing
Ventnor East[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
UKIP Graham Perks 412 40.31
Island Independents Chris Welsford 336 32.88
Conservative Tony Marvin 168 16.44
Labour Ed Gouge 106 10.37
Majority 76 7.44
Turnout 982 39.28
UKIP gain from Independent Swing
Ventnor West[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Island Independents Steve Stubbings 395 34.53
Conservative Susan Scoccia 376 32.87
UKIP Ken Rivers 208 18.18
Labour Stewart Blackmore 161 14.07
Majority 19 1.67
Turnout 1144 45.06
Island Independents gain from Conservative Swing
West Wight[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Stuart Hutchinson 494 46.43
UKIP Tina George 271 25.47
Island Independents Thomas Rowley 223 20.96
Labour Laraine Pascoe 74 6.95
Majority 223 21.00
Turnout 1064 37.18
Conservative gain from Independent Swing
Whippingham and Osborne[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Island Independents Julia Hill 646 61.35
Conservative Stephen Hendry 398 37.80
Majority 248 23.75
Turnout 1053 31.62
Island Independents gain from Conservative Swing
Wootton Bridge[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
UKIP Daryll Pitcher 608 49.88
Conservative Edward Giles 413 33.47
Liberal Democrats Henry Adams 100 8.20
Island Independents Peter Whiteman 98 8.04
Majority 200 16.47
Turnout 1219 42.64
UKIP gain from Conservative Swing

References

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