1973 – 7th June – Warwick District Council Elections – Kenilworth

Abbey & Borrowell (3 seats)

Windy Arbour (2 seats)

St John’s (2 seats)

Castle (2 seats)

Park Hill (2 seats)

INAUGURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTIONS

Kenilworth District Councillors

5 Liberal Party (B. Butler, G. Bramwell, H. Dore, H. Thomas, J. Bastock)

4 Conservative Party (K. Rawnsley, E. Burbidge, J. Wilson, T. Robinson)

2 Labour Party (C. Webster, B. Wozencroft)

1976 – 6th May – Warwick District Council Elections – Kenilworth

Abbey & Borrowell (3 seats)

Registered Voters 4358

Ballot Papers Issued 2618 (Spoilt Papers 0)

Votes Cast 7445 (60%)

One Conservative gain from Liberal

Castle (2 seats)

Registered Voters 2737

Ballot Papers Issued 1622 (Spoilt Papers 16)

Votes Cast 3161 (59%)

No Change

Park Hill (2 seats)

Registered Voters 2443

Ballot Papers Issued 1576 (Spoilt Papers 20)

Votes Cast 3093 (65%)

Two Conservative gains from Liberal

St John’s (2 seats)

Registered Voters 2276

Ballot Papers Issued 1462 (Spoilt Papers 34)

Votes Cast 2766 (64%)

One Conservative gain from Labour

Windy Arbour (2 seats)

*denotes retiring councillor

Registered Voters 2544

Ballot Papers Issued 1651 (Spoilt Papers 2)

Votes Cast 3237 (67%)

No change

RIGHT TURN FOR WARWICK DISTRICT

Kenilworth District Councillors (11 seats)

8 Conservative Party (M. Coker, K. Hogarth, J. Wilson, T. Robinson, R. Monnington, H. Potts, A. Pearce, K. Rawnsley)

2 Liberal Party (H. Dore, J. Bastock)

1 Labour Party (B. Wozencroft)

1977 – 24th November – Warwick District Council – By Election

Park Hill

CONSERVATIVES RETAIN SEAT

Kenilworth District Councillors

8 Conservative Party (M.Coker, J. Wilson, T. Robinson, R. Monnington, H. Potts, K. Rawnsley, K. Hogarth, S. Harrison)

2 Liberal Party (H. Dore, J. Bastock)

1 Labour Party (B. Wozencroft)

1979 – 3rd May – Warwick District Council Elections – Kenilworth

Abbey & Borrowell (3 seats)

Registered Voters 4287

Ballot Papers Issued 3474 (7 spoilt papers)

Votes Cast 9949 (81% Turnout)

Liberal gain from Conservative

Castle (2 seats)

Registered Voters 2765

Ballot Papers Issued 2271 (16 spoilt papers)

Votes Cast 4183 (82.1% Turnout)

No Change

Park Hill (2 seats)

Registered Voters 2684

Ballot Papers Issued 2237 (1 spoilt paper)

Votes Cast 4310 (83.3% Turnout)

Liberal gain from Conservative

St John’s (2 seats)

Registered Voters 2241

Ballot Papers Issued 1816 (2 spoilt papers)

Votes Cast 3475 (81% Turnout)

No Change

Windy Arbour (2 seats)

*denotes retiring councillor

Registered Voters 2609

Ballot Papers Issued 2194 (10 spoilt papers)

Votes Cast 4177 (84.1% Turnout)

No Change

MASSIVE TURNOUT BY KENILWORTH VOTERS

Kenilworth District Councillors

6 Conservative Party (J. Pearson, J. Whitby, R. Monnington, S. Harrison, M. Coker, K. Rawnsley)

4 Liberal Party (R. Butler, H. Dore, J. Bastock, H. Thomas)

1 Labour Party (B. Wozencroft)

1982 – 25th November – Warwick District Council – By Election – Kenilworth

Abbey & Borrowell

LIBERAL HOLD

Turnout 49%

LIBERALS RETAIN SEAT

1983 – 5th May – Warwick District Council Elections – Kenilworth

Abbey (3 seats)

Park Hill (2 seats)

St John’s (3 seats)

*denotes retiring councillor

TORY LANDSLIDE IN KENILWORTH

Kenilworth District Councillors

7 Conservative Party (M. Coker, J. Cooke, B. Wooller, J. Wilson, J. Whitby, S. Harrison, K. Rawnsley)

1 Liberal Party (B. Butler)

1987 – 7th May – Warwick District Council Elections – Kenilworth

Abbey (3 seats)

Votes Cast 11,946 (spoilt papers 29)

Park Hill (2 seats)

Votes Cast 4,125 (spoilt papers 10)

St. John’ (3 seats)

*denotes retiring councillor

Votes Cast 12,056 (spoilt papers 9)

CLEAN SWEEP FOR TORIES IN KENILWORTH

Kenilworth District Councillors

8 Conservative Party (K. Rawnsley, M. Coker, J. Cooke, B. Wooller, J. Wilson, J. Whitby, T. Dalton, S. Harrison)

Thomas Litterick MP

Kenilworth’s Scottish Politican

Arrival In Kenilworth

Political Life – 1970

Resignation From KUDC – 1974

Health and Family Issues – 1977

The Thatcher Revolution – 1979

Death – 1981

West London Crematorium

Tributes

Kenilworth Town Council Mayors

1974 – present

1974 – The Beginning – Kenilworth Town Council

The New Authority

The Vacancy Problem

No By-Elections Allowed

Show Of Hands or Secret Ballot?

Castle Ward

CandidateVotes
Ian Milligan (Con)7
Eleanor Hogarth3
Harry Sunley3
Dora Greenway1

St John’s Ward

CandidateVotes
Bill Wozencroft (Lab)7
Harry Sunley6
Eleanor Hogarth2
Terence Rogers1
Richard Monnington0
Hugh Martyr0

First Mayor of Kenilworth

Kenilworth Town Councillors

15 Conservatives (I. Milligan, K. Hogarth, Florence Adcock, D. Charlton, J. Cox, E. Evans, S. Harrison, D. Moore, H. Potts, K. Rawnsley, T. Robinson, Joan Salkeld, L. Wiles. R. Stansfield, H. Whiteman)

2 Labour (W. Wozencroft, C. Webster)

1 Liberal (Helen Dore)

Subsequent co-opted members