Scarborough borough results for North Yorkshire Council elections

The North Yorkshire election results for the 17 new divisions in the borough of Scarborough area (some parts of Hunmanby and Sherburn are outside the borough). Those elected are highlighted in bold, the division’s name colour indicates which party holds the seat, with Independents in Orange, Labour red, Conservatives blue (two Labour winners stood for Labour and Cooperative Party).

The overall voter turnout for the North Yorkshire elections in the Scarborough borough area was 31.2%.

Castle

– turnout 23.69%

Colin Challen, Labour and Cooperative Party: 453 Janet Jefferson, Independent: 526

David King, Green Party: 68

Geoffrey Lambert, The Conservative Party: 113 Guy Smith, Independent: 113

Cayton

– turnout 32.46%

Tina Davy, Labour Party: 322

Robert Everall, Reform UK: 130

Lynda Powell, Green Party: 129

Roberta Swiers, The Conservative Party: 603

Danby and Mulgrave

– turnout 34.91%

Peter Bolton, Labour Party: 360

David Chance, The Conservative Party: 668 Annette Hudspeth, Green Party: 183 Hero Sumner, Whitby Area Independents: 165

Derwent Valley and Moor

– turnout 37.37%

Kathy Bushell, Social Democratic Party: 64 Moira Cunningham, Labour Party: 231 David Jeffels, The Conservative Party: 740 Robert Lockwood, Liberal Democrats: 505

Eastfield

– turnout 20.00% Cameron Bairstow, Green Party: 41

Tony Randerson, Labour Party: 703 Tracey Reeves, The Conservative Party: 215

Esk Valley and Coast

– turnout 36.81%

Gerald Dennett, Labour Party: 571

Clive Pearson, The Conservative Party: 909 Chris Riddolls, Whitby Area Independents: 444 Craig Stimson, Liberal Democrats: 94

Falsgrave and Stepney

– turnout 27.64%

Liz Colling, Labour and Cooperative Party: 857 Nicola Elson, Green Party: 454

Mark Phillips, The Conservative Party: 398

Filey

– turnout 33.43%

Sam Cross, Independent: 809

Graham Scott, Labour Party: 400 Helen Swiers, The Conservative Party: 661

Hunmanby and Sherburn

– turnout 33.37%

Michelle Donohue-Moncrieff, Independent: 790 Sue Graham, The Conservative Party: 584 Neil Price, Labour Party: 327

Newby

– turnout 31.81%

Charlie Allanson, The Conservative Party: 383 Sara Fenander, Green Party: 102

Vanda Inman, Independent: 29

Norman Murphy, Independent: 441

Subash Sharma, Labour Party: 589

Northstead

– turnout 28.27% John Atkinson, Independent: 459

Eric Broadbent, Labour Party: 661 Gabrielle Naptali, Green Party: 111 Bonnie Purchon, The Conservative Party: 329

Scalby and The Coast

– turnout 41.90%

Andrew Backhouse, Independent: 492

Derek Bastiman, The Conservative Party: 755 Deborah Bore, Liberal Democrats: 230

Des Langmead, Independent: 103 Denise Sangster, Labour Party: 381

Seamer

– turnout 29.44%

Bob Jackman, Liberal Democrats: 136 Roxanne Murphy, Independent: 206

Heather Phillips, The Conservative Party: 479 Louise Spivey, Labour Party: 269

Weaponness and Ramshill

– turnout 36.88%

Eric Batts, The Conservative Party: 653 Charlotte Bonner, Green Party: 321 Jim Grieve, Independent: 335

Rich Maw, Labour Party: 802

Whitby Streonshalh

– turnout 27.93%

Guy Coulson, The Conservative Party: 304 Jonathan Harston, Liberal Democrats: 65

Neil Swannick, Labour Party: 398

Sandra Turner, Whitby Area Independents: 317 Linda Wild, Independent: 95

Whitby West

– turnout 29.95% Mathew Brown, Liberal Democrats: 77

Lee Derrick, Yorkshire Party: 111

Glen Goodberry, Whitby Area Independents: 380 Asa Jones, Labour Party: 470

Phil Trumper, The Conservative Party: 721

Woodlands

– turnout 26.35%

Bill Chatt, Independent: 457

Chris Phillips, Green Party: 137

John Ritchie, Labour and Cooperative Party: 542 John White, The Conservative Party: 237

Filey ward on Filey Town Council

Voters also elected 12 councillors for the Filey ward of Filey Town Council. The results were: Marilyn Anthony 842; John Casey 821; Alan Cassady-Bishop 539; Mike Cockerill 959; Victoria Crawford-Gage 711; Neil Cronk 554; Wendy Fenlon 700; Jacqui Houlden-Banks 699; Gary Howgate 431; Karen Hubbard 728; Linda Randall 677; Janine Robinson 424.

Howard Parkin (396 votes) was not elected. The voter turnout for the election was 31.05%.