Cornwall Council Election Results 2017

Results by ward

121 wards. Click any ward to see the full candidate list and votes.

• AltarnunAdrian Alan ParsonsLiberal DemocratTurnout 52.4%

  1,385 of 2,642 ballots · 1 spoilt

  1. Adrian Alan Parsons — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 694
  2. Peter Russell Hall — Conservative — 562
  3. Rosalyn May — Labour — 129
• Bodmin St LeonardPat RogersonLiberal DemocratTurnout 22.8%

  770 of 3,378 ballots · 7 spoilt

  1. Pat Rogerson — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 480
  2. Roger Charles Lashbrook — Independent — 170
  3. Tobias Frederick Savage — Labour — 120
• Bodmin St Mary'sJacquie GammonLiberal DemocratTurnout 28.4%

  1,041 of 3,664 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. Jacquie Gammon — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 507
  2. Louise Victoria Garfield — Conservative — 287
  3. Joy Anne Bassett — Labour — 247
• Breage, Germoe and SithneyJohn Keeling MBEConservativeTurnout 47.1%

  1,676 of 3,559 ballots · 6 spoilt

  1. John Keeling MBE — Conservative (elected) — 802
  2. Michael Alan Tresidder — Mebyon Kernow — 347
  3. Karen Margaret La Borde — Green Party — 322
  4. Philippe Marc Hadley — Liberal Democrat — 205
• BudeNigel PearceLiberal DemocratTurnout 76.5%

  4,859 of 6,348 ballots · 11 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Nigel Pearce — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 1,395
  2. Peter John La Broy — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 1,272
  3. Bob Willingham — Conservative — 1,006
  4. Lea Deely — Conservative — 938
  5. Fred Richens — Labour — 248
• BugleSally-Anne SaundersConservativeTurnout 35.0%

  1,286 of 3,671 ballots · 9 spoilt

  1. Sally-Anne Saunders — Conservative (elected) — 488
  2. Garry Harcourt Tregidga — Mebyon Kernow — 360
  3. Kirk Martin Alex Pollard — Liberal Democrat — 354
  4. David Paul Highland — Independent — 84
• CallingtonAndrew LongMebyon KernowTurnout 32.6%

  1,157 of 3,546 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. Andrew Long — Mebyon Kernow (elected) — 636
  2. Sally Ann Nicholson — Conservative — 269
  3. Graham Fox — Labour — 97
  4. Christopher Patrick Dwane — Liberal Democrat — 82
  5. David James Ellis Williams — UK Independence Party — 73
• Camborne PendarvesJohn HerdConservativeTurnout 36.7%

  1,173 of 3,198 ballots · 6 spoilt

  1. John Herd — Conservative (elected) — 705
  2. Tom Simmons — Liberal Democrat — 266
  3. John Ellery Gillingham — Mebyon Kernow — 202
• Camborne RoskearPaul WhiteIndependentTurnout 33.0%

  1,190 of 3,607 ballots · 9 spoilt

  1. Paul White — Independent (elected) — 668
  2. Maurice Keith Pascoe — Conservative — 304
  3. Roger Neil Richards — Liberal Democrat — 116
  4. Linda Joy Lemon — Mebyon Kernow — 102
• Camborne TrelowarrenJeff CollinsConservativeTurnout 27.0%

  918 of 3,394 ballots · 3 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Jeff Collins — Conservative (elected) — 197
  2. Geoffrey Stanley Guffogg — Labour — 194
  3. Deborah Zoe Fox — Mebyon Kernow — 192
  4. Val Dalley — Independent — 169
  5. Jon Stoneman — Independent — 126
  6. Geoff Williams — Liberal Democrat — 40
• Camborne TreslothanDavid AtherfoldConservativeTurnout 30.3%

  932 of 3,077 ballots · 6 spoilt

  1. David Atherfold — Conservative (elected) — 380
  2. Paul Lea Farmer — Labour — 214
  3. Steve Medlyn — Green Party — 167
  4. Alan Sanders — Mebyon Kernow — 104
  5. Graham Deighton Ford — Liberal Democrat — 67
• Camborne TreswithianDavid Biggs.ConservativeTurnout 33.8%

  1,005 of 2,973 ballots · 4 spoilt

  1. David Biggs. — Conservative (elected) — 451
  2. Anna Pascoe — Liberal Democrat — 237
  3. Dave Wilkins — Labour — 215
  4. Michael Neale Champion — Independent — 53
  5. Jacqueline Merrick — Green Party — 49
• CamelfordRob RotchellLiberal DemocratTurnout 31.4%

  989 of 3,148 ballots · 39 spoilt

  1. Rob Rotchell — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 617
  2. Claire Elizabeth Hewlett — Green Party — 372
• Carharrack, Gwennap and St DayMark KaczmarekIndependentTurnout 40.6%

  1,536 of 3,782 ballots · 3 spoilt

  1. Mark Kaczmarek — Independent (elected) — 968
  2. Kim Jane Lonsdale — Conservative — 241
  3. Andy Blake — Labour — 145
  4. Geoff Garbett — Green Party — 130
  5. Adam David Evan Killeya — Liberal Democrat — 52
• Chacewater, Kenwyn and BaldhuJohn DyerConservativeTurnout 37.5%

  1,158 of 3,090 ballots · 6 spoilt

  1. John Dyer — Conservative (elected) — 674
  2. Ingrid Anna Quaife — Liberal Democrat — 301
  3. Julie Bennett — Green Party — 183
• Constantine, Mawnan and BudockJohn BastinConservativeTurnout 44.3%

  1,707 of 3,849 ballots · 17 spoilt

  1. John Bastin — Conservative (elected) — 1,134
  2. Graham Stephen Valentine Marsden — Liberal Democrat — 573
• Crowan and WendronLoveday JenkinMebyon KernowTurnout 43.1%

  1,879 of 4,356 ballots · 3 spoilt

  1. Loveday Jenkin — Mebyon Kernow (elected) — 637
  2. Roger Paul Radford Smith — Conservative — 612
  3. Geoffrey Mark Henwood — Independent — 326
  4. Henry Charles Hodson — Labour — 207
  5. Kevan John Cook — Liberal Democrat — 97
• Falmouth ArwenackGeoffrey EvansConservativeTurnout 43.2%

  1,247 of 2,887 ballots · 8 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Geoffrey Evans — Conservative (elected) — 668
  2. Tony Parker — Liberal Democrat — 309
  3. Kate Thomas — Labour — 270
• Falmouth BoslowickAlan JewellConservativeTurnout 39.6%

  1,525 of 3,847 ballots · 13 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Alan Jewell — Conservative (elected) — 489
  2. Roger Bonney — Independent — 339
  3. Nicholas Jemmett — Labour — 302
  4. Steve Eva. — Liberal Democrat — 271
  5. Patricia Ann Minson — Unspecified — 79
  6. Jenny Booth — Mebyon Kernow — 45
• Falmouth PenwerrisMatthew Thomas McCarthyLiberal DemocratTurnout 37.7%

  1,272 of 3,371 ballots · 6 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Matthew Thomas McCarthy — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 502
  2. Anna Jane Gillett — Labour — 377
  3. Grenville Chappel. — Independent — 250
  4. Nigel John Dempster Rimmer — Conservative — 143
• Falmouth SmithickCandy AthertonThe Labour and Co-operative PartyTurnout 35.6%

  1,191 of 3,345 ballots · 4 spoilt

  1. Candy Atherton — The Labour and Co-operative Party (elected) — 480
  2. Wendy Louise Frost — Conservative — 291
  3. John Martin Spargo — Liberal Democrat — 225
  4. Tom Scott — Green Party — 195
• Falmouth TrescobeasDavid SaunbyIndependentTurnout 35.1%

  1,232 of 3,514 ballots · 13 spoilt

  1. David Saunby — Independent (elected) — 623
  2. Brod Ross — The Labour and Co-operative Party — 255
  3. Frances Margaret Gwyn — Conservative — 199
  4. Stephen Andrew Williams — Liberal Democrat — 88
  5. Euan McPhee — Green Party — 67
• Feock and Playing PlaceMartyn Jon AlveyConservativeTurnout 49.8%

  1,913 of 3,839 ballots · 9 spoilt

  1. Martyn Jon Alvey — Conservative (elected) — 894
  2. Bob Richards — Independent — 617
  3. Iain Cameron Macdonald — Liberal Democrat — 402
• Four LanesRobert William HendryIndependentTurnout 33.8%

  1,181 of 3,489 ballots · 12 spoilt

  1. Robert William Hendry — Independent (elected) — 509
  2. Florence Elizabeth Macdonald — Liberal Democrat — 280
  3. Peter Sheppard. — Conservative — 233
  4. Christopher Lawrence — Mebyon Kernow — 82
  5. Paul Holmes — Liberal Party in Cornwall — 77
• Fowey and TywardreathAndy VirrConservativeTurnout 52.4%

  1,775 of 3,386 ballots · 2 spoilt

  1. Andy Virr — Conservative (elected) — 855
  2. David Hughes — Liberal Democrat — 509
  3. Malcolm Harris — Independent — 365
  4. Robert William Rooney — Trade Union and Socialist Coalition — 46
• Grenville and StrattonPaula DolphinLiberal DemocratTurnout 37.1%

  1,339 of 3,606 ballots · 10 spoilt

  1. Paula Dolphin — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 727
  2. Shorne Tilbey — Conservative — 612
• Gulval and HeamoorMario FonkLiberal DemocratTurnout 45.3%

  1,505 of 3,325 ballots · 7 spoilt

  1. Mario Fonk — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 961
  2. Simon Philip Jones — Conservative — 326
  3. Alana Louise Bates — Labour — 218
• Gunnislake and CalstockDorothy KirkLabourTurnout 50.0%

  1,800 of 3,601 ballots · 0 spoilt

  1. Dorothy Kirk — Labour (elected) — 800
  2. Sydney John Peter Booth — Conservative — 660
  3. Theo Brown — Liberal Democrat — 340
• Gwinear-Gwithian and St ErthLionel PascoeConservativeTurnout 40.0%

  1,502 of 3,755 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. Lionel Pascoe — Conservative (elected) — 690
  2. Michael Angelo Spencer-Smith — Independent — 396
  3. Mike Smith — Independent — 245
  4. Frank Blewett — Liberal Democrat — 171
• Hayle NorthJohn PollardIndependentTurnout 32.7%

  1,176 of 3,601 ballots · 6 spoilt

  1. John Pollard — Independent (elected) — 821
  2. Philip George Southwood — Conservative — 219
  3. Mary Vene McWilliams — Liberal Democrat — 136
• Hayle SouthGraham CoadIndependentTurnout 32.3%

  1,061 of 3,283 ballots · 6 spoilt

  1. Graham Coad — Independent (elected) — 569
  2. Peter Channon — Conservative — 356
  3. Victoria Elsie Hatton — Liberal Democrat — 136
• Helston NorthMike ThomasIndependentTurnout 42.3%

  1,544 of 3,650 ballots · 5 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Mike Thomas — Independent (elected) — 534
  2. Phil Martin — Independent — 490
  3. Andrew Martin Lewis — Conservative — 421
  4. Yvonne Bates — Liberal Democrat — 99
• Helston SouthJohn MartinLiberal DemocratTurnout 29.1%

  1,145 of 3,940 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. John Martin — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 455
  2. David Ernest Philip Adams — Conservative — 371
  3. James Buchanan — Unspecified — 131
  4. Alice Rose Waddoups — Mebyon Kernow — 109
  5. Thomas Allen Maher — UK Independence Party — 79
• IlloganDavid EkinsmythLiberal DemocratTurnout 35.6%

  1,304 of 3,662 ballots · 6 spoilt

  1. David Ekinsmyth — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 558
  2. Dave Crabtree — Independent — 359
  3. Dominic James Lonsdale — Conservative — 348
  4. Jean Pollock — Liberal Party in Cornwall — 39
• Ladock, St Clement and St ErmeMike Eathorne-GibbonsIndependentTurnout 38.0%

  1,351 of 3,559 ballots · 2 spoilt

  1. Mike Eathorne-Gibbons — Independent (elected) — 602
  2. Paul William Charlesworth — Conservative — 393
  3. Steve Robinson — Labour — 210
  4. Michael Ledyard Wilson — Liberal Democrat — 146
• Lanivet and BlislandChris BattersLiberal DemocratTurnout 43.5%

  1,381 of 3,173 ballots · 3 spoilt

  1. Chris Batters — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 735
  2. Rachel Beadle — Conservative — 485
  3. Andy Coppin — Independent — 104
  4. Oliver John Challis — UK Independence Party — 57
• Lanner and StithiansJohn ThomasIndependentTurnout 35.8%

  1,355 of 3,784 ballots · 7 spoilt

  1. John Thomas — Independent (elected) — 547
  2. James Biscoe — Independent — 263
  3. Oliver James Mas — Conservative — 255
  4. Laura Eyre — Labour — 134
  5. Nicholas Austin Prescott — Liberal Democrat — 83
  6. Matt Blewett — Mebyon Kernow — 73
• Launceston CentralGemma MasseyLiberal DemocratTurnout 32.3%

  898 of 2,778 ballots · 4 spoilt

  1. Gemma Massey — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 522
  2. Toby Benson — Conservative — 254
  3. Alan Bowen — Labour — 122
• Launceston North & North PetherwinAdam PaynterLiberal DemocratTurnout 50.9%

  1,891 of 3,717 ballots · 3 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Adam Paynter — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 1,007
  2. Val Bugden-Cawsey — Conservative — 785
  3. Gill Brown — Labour — 99
• Launceston SouthJade FarringtonLiberal DemocratTurnout 35.4%

  1,058 of 2,991 ballots · 7 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Jade Farrington — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 732
  2. Shaun Ian Watchorn — Conservative — 263
  3. Matthew John Harris — The Labour and Co-operative Party — 63
• Lelant and Carbis BayLinda TaylorConservativeTurnout 43.3%

  1,331 of 3,073 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. Linda Taylor — Conservative (elected) — 551
  2. Joan Symons. — Independent — 461
  3. Richard Glanville — Unspecified — 164
  4. Julia Clare Macdonald — Liberal Democrat — 155
• Liskeard EastSally HawkenIndependentTurnout 28.8%

  1,047 of 3,634 ballots · 1 spoilt

  1. Sally Hawken — Independent (elected) — 358
  2. Kelvin Robert Douglas Poplett — Conservative — 286
  3. Derris Watson — Liberal Democrat — 252
  4. Susan Shand — Labour — 151
• Liskeard NorthNick CrakerConservativeTurnout 41.0%

  638 of 1,556 ballots · 3 spoilt

  1. Nick Craker — Conservative (elected) — 227
  2. Tony Powell — Independent — 146
  3. Kerry Louise Cassidy — Labour — 97
  4. Nik Alatortsev — Liberal Democrat — 89
  5. Roger Holmes — Independent — 79
• Liskeard West and DobwallsJane Patricia PascoeConservativeTurnout 44.4%

  1,485 of 3,345 ballots · 3 spoilt

  1. Jane Patricia Pascoe — Conservative (elected) — 738
  2. Michael George — Liberal Democrat — 501
  3. Tyler Treloar Bennetts — Labour — 180
  4. Chris Collins — UK Independence Party — 66
• Looe EastArmand TomsIndependentTurnout 37.5%

  1,031 of 2,746 ballots · 7 spoilt

  1. Armand Toms — Independent (elected) — 929
  2. Gill Beswick — Liberal Democrat — 102
• Looe West, Lansallos and LanteglosEdwina HannafordLiberal DemocratTurnout 46.0%

  1,755 of 3,818 ballots · 13 spoilt

  1. Edwina Hannaford — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 1,119
  2. Bob Davidson — Conservative — 636
• LostwithielColin Edward MartinLiberal DemocratTurnout 50.3%

  1,703 of 3,386 ballots · 12 spoilt

  1. Colin Edward Martin — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 873
  2. Clay Cowie — Conservative — 685
  3. Nigel Andrew Challis — UK Independence Party — 145
• LudgvanSimon Jon ElliottConservativeTurnout 47.9%

  1,588 of 3,317 ballots · 7 spoilt

  1. Simon Jon Elliott — Conservative (elected) — 547
  2. Roy Mann — Unspecified — 464
  3. Bill Mumford — Liberal Democrat — 345
  4. Mark Elliott Hassall — Labour — 152
  5. Ian Flindall — Green Party — 80
• LynherSharon DawConservativeTurnout 44.6%

  1,574 of 3,530 ballots · 13 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Sharon Daw — Conservative (elected) — 614
  2. Stephanie McWilliam — UK Independence Party — 361
  3. Ruth Wilson — Labour — 233
  4. Christine Joy Hordley — Liberal Democrat — 224
  5. Martin Corney — Green Party — 142
• Mabe, Perranarworthal and St GluviasPeter WilliamsConservativeTurnout 41.4%

  1,791 of 4,325 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. Peter Williams — Conservative (elected) — 816
  2. Simon Howard Taylor — Liberal Democrat — 473
  3. Peter Tisdale — Independent — 303
  4. Cathy Page — Labour — 199
• Marazion and PerranuthnoeSue NicholasConservativeTurnout 44.6%

  1,611 of 3,616 ballots · 3 spoilt

  1. Sue Nicholas — Conservative (elected) — 741
  2. Nigel Clifford Walker — Liberal Democrat — 734
  3. Treve Trystan Green — UK Independence Party — 136
• MenheniotPhil SeevaConservativeTurnout 48.4%

  1,535 of 3,174 ballots · 11 spoilt

  1. Phil Seeva — Conservative (elected) — 834
  2. Charles Robert Boney — Liberal Democrat — 701
• MevagisseyJames MustoeConservativeTurnout 47.3%

  1,529 of 3,234 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. James Mustoe — Conservative (elected) — 1,182
  2. Garth Shephard — Liberal Democrat — 347
• Mount CharlesRichard Alexander PearsConservativeTurnout 32.4%

  1,134 of 3,504 ballots · 12 spoilt

  1. Richard Alexander Pears — Conservative (elected) — 478
  2. Peter John Bishop — Liberal Democrat — 251
  3. Gary King — Independent — 214
  4. Paul David Roberts — The Labour and Co-operative Party — 119
  5. Andrea Frances Gray — UK Independence Party — 72
• Mount Hawke and PortreathJoyce DuffinLiberal DemocratTurnout 41.4%

  1,538 of 3,715 ballots · 6 spoilt

  1. Joyce Duffin — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 896
  2. John Keith Morgan — Conservative — 469
  3. Linda Sylvia Moore — Labour — 173
• Mullion and Grade-RuanCarolyn RuleIndependentTurnout 49.6%

  1,646 of 3,321 ballots · 7 spoilt

  1. Carolyn Rule — Independent (elected) — 704
  2. Alfred Mesropians — Conservative — 458
  3. Marianna Edith Alicia Baxter — Liberal Democrat — 375
  4. Helen Rose Maria Angel — Green Party — 109
• Newlyn and GoonhavernAdrian Dennis HarveyConservativeTurnout 39.1%

  1,500 of 3,841 ballots · 12 spoilt

  1. Adrian Dennis Harvey — Conservative (elected) — 767
  2. Howard Farmer — Liberal Democrat — 561
  3. James Tucker — Independent — 172
• Newlyn and MouseholeRoger HardingConservativeTurnout 47.1%

  1,579 of 3,352 ballots · 0 spoilt

  1. Roger Harding — Conservative (elected) — 725
  2. Theo Daniel Jonathan Blackmore — Liberal Democrat — 514
  3. Christopher John Drew — Labour — 220
  4. Nigel Davis — Unspecified — 72
  5. Adrian Smith — UK Independence Party — 48
• Newquay CentralGeoff BrownLiberal DemocratTurnout 26.9%

  800 of 2,979 ballots · 0 spoilt

  1. Geoff Brown — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 322
  2. Steven Slade — Green Party — 246
  3. Steve Pendleton — Conservative — 232
• Newquay PentireJoanna KennyLiberal DemocratTurnout 32.3%

  1,078 of 3,334 ballots · 8 spoilt

  1. Joanna Kenny — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 541
  2. Paul Rees — Conservative — 537
• Newquay TrelogganOlly MonkConservativeTurnout 28.5%

  896 of 3,145 ballots · 4 spoilt

  1. Olly Monk — Conservative (elected) — 431
  2. Sandy Carter — Liberal Democrat — 249
  3. Margaret Evelyn North — Independent — 130
  4. Roy George Edwards — Unspecified — 86
• Newquay TretherrasKevin TowillConservativeTurnout 34.9%

  1,083 of 3,102 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. Kevin Towill — Conservative (elected) — 580
  2. Sally Christine Michael-Jones — Liberal Democrat — 265
  3. Rachel Elizabeth Craze — Independent — 238
• Newquay TreviglasPaul SummersLiberal DemocratTurnout 35.0%

  1,104 of 3,151 ballots · 7 spoilt

  1. Paul Summers — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 753
  2. Mark Anthony Formosa — Conservative — 351
• PadstowRichard BuscombeLiberal DemocratTurnout 42.2%

  1,356 of 3,216 ballots · 4 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Richard Buscombe — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 755
  2. Nick Morris — Conservative — 493
  3. Richard James Clark — Green Party — 108
• Par and St Blazey GateJordan Antony William RowseConservativeTurnout 37.7%

  1,207 of 3,200 ballots · 6 spoilt

  1. Jordan Antony William Rowse — Conservative (elected) — 512
  2. Douglas Scrafton — Liberal Democrat — 479
  3. Ryan Daniel Mullarkey Chamberlain — Labour — 216
• Penryn East and MylorSimon John SymonsConservativeTurnout 38.3%

  1,637 of 4,278 ballots · 12 spoilt

  1. Simon John Symons — Conservative (elected) — 824
  2. Faisel Baig — Labour — 310
  3. Mark Stubbs — Liberal Democrat — 276
  4. Tony Martin — Unspecified — 227
• Penryn WestMary MayIndependentTurnout 27.6%

  1,014 of 3,674 ballots · 2 spoilt

  1. Mary May — Independent (elected) — 464
  2. Harry Guy Brendan Willoughby — Green Party — 244
  3. Ellie Phipps — Conservative — 155
  4. Billy Burton — Liberal Democrat — 151
• Penwithick & BoscoppaMatthew LukeMebyon KernowTurnout 26.9%

  952 of 3,537 ballots · 3 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Matthew Luke — Mebyon Kernow (elected) — 397
  2. Jamie Hanlon — Conservative — 381
  3. Robert James Irwin — Liberal Democrat — 174
• Penzance CentralCornelius OlivierLabourTurnout 45.2%

  1,436 of 3,179 ballots · 11 spoilt

  1. Cornelius Olivier — Labour (elected) — 694
  2. Penny Young — Liberal Democrat — 380
  3. Will Elliott — Conservative — 258
  4. Dick Cliffe — Independent — 104
• Penzance EastTim DwellyLabourTurnout 45.3%

  1,459 of 3,220 ballots · 3 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Tim Dwelly — Labour (elected) — 761
  2. Richard Goedegebuur — Liberal Democrat — 315
  3. Joseph Robertson Bennie — Conservative — 193
  4. Jonathan Mark How — Green Party — 85
  5. Paul William Nicholson — UK Independence Party — 58
  6. Robert Lee Simmons — Mebyon Kernow — 47
• Penzance PromenadeJim McKennaIndependentTurnout 48.7%

  1,502 of 3,087 ballots · 5 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Jim McKenna — Independent (elected) — 716
  2. Tracey Lynne Halliday — Labour — 277
  3. Gemma Dianne Riley — Conservative — 258
  4. George Britton Daniel — Liberal Democrat — 200
  5. William Rowley Morris — Green Party — 51
• PerranporthMichael CallanIndependentTurnout 41.6%

  1,549 of 3,728 ballots · 5 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Michael Callan — Independent (elected) — 778
  2. William Nathan Rogers — Conservative — 599
  3. David Henry Neale — Liberal Democrat — 172
• Pool & TehidyPhilip Robin DesmondeConservativeTurnout 30.4%

  1,036 of 3,413 ballots · 7 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Philip Robin Desmonde — Conservative (elected) — 424
  2. Tom Peter Goldring — Liberal Democrat — 246
  3. Val Kelynack — Labour — 225
  4. Michael Duane Pascoe — UK Independence Party — 141
• Porthleven and Helston WestAndrew WallisIndependentTurnout 41.8%

  1,425 of 3,407 ballots · 6 spoilt

  1. Andrew Wallis — Independent (elected) — 747
  2. Danny Williams — Conservative — 334
  3. Neil Clark — Independent — 260
  4. Jenny Dearlove — Liberal Democrat — 84
• PoundstockNicky ChopakLiberal DemocratTurnout 45.5%

  1,663 of 3,657 ballots · 17 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Nicky Chopak — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 999
  2. Alex Dart — Conservative — 664
• Probus, Tregony and GrampoundBob EgertonIndependentTurnout 48.5%

  1,592 of 3,280 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. Bob Egerton — Independent (elected) — 1,118
  2. Richard Hope Pears — Conservative — 391
  3. Steven Mark Webb — Liberal Democrat — 83
• Rame PeninsulaGeorge TrubodyIndependentTurnout 55.6%

  2,102 of 3,783 ballots · 7 spoilt

  1. George Trubody — Independent (elected) — 1,431
  2. John Tivnan — Conservative — 469
  3. Marian Oldor Candy — Liberal Democrat — 202
• Redruth CentralBarbara Ruth EllenbrookConservativeTurnout 29.5%

  901 of 3,058 ballots · 9 spoilt

  1. Barbara Ruth Ellenbrook — Conservative (elected) — 449
  2. Deborah Lesley Reeve — Labour — 268
  3. Sam Rabey — Independent — 124
  4. Alexandra Joan Leete — Liberal Democrat — 60
• Redruth NorthRobert Stephen BarnesLabourTurnout 27.1%

  1,290 of 4,768 ballots · 5 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Robert Stephen Barnes — Labour (elected) — 439
  2. Lisa Dolley — Independent — 435
  3. Ian Thomas Jones — Conservative — 345
  4. Moyra Roseanna Nolan — Liberal Democrat — 71
• Redruth SouthIan ThomasIndependentTurnout 30.8%

  974 of 3,167 ballots · 0 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Ian Thomas — Independent (elected) — 345
  2. David Richard Eyles — Conservative — 339
  3. Colin Edward Garrick — Labour — 211
  4. Margaret Mary Elizabeth Thompson — Liberal Democrat — 79
• RocheJohn WoodIndependentTurnout 41.1%

  1,282 of 3,120 ballots · 4 spoilt

  1. John Wood — Independent (elected) — 601
  2. Brian John Higman — Mebyon Kernow — 369
  3. Andrew Hannan — Conservative — 140
  4. Zachary John Bishop — UK Independence Party — 100
  5. George William Taylor — Liberal Democrat — 72
• RoselandJulian Ronald Ralph GermanIndependentTurnout 57.2%

  1,631 of 2,852 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. Julian Ronald Ralph German — Independent (elected) — 876
  2. Tim Whitaker — Conservative — 478
  3. June Anne Bertram — Independent — 216
  4. Charlie Hodgson — Liberal Democrat — 61
• Saltash EastDerek HolleyIndependentTurnout 38.7%

  1,248 of 3,228 ballots · 8 spoilt

  1. Derek Holley — Independent (elected) — 575
  2. Richard Edward Bickford — Liberal Democrat — 391
  3. Peter Anthony Samuels — Conservative — 282
• Saltash NorthSheila Mary Margaret Lennox-BoydConservativeTurnout 35.9%

  1,133 of 3,154 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. Sheila Mary Margaret Lennox-Boyd — Conservative (elected) — 542
  2. Christopher Anthony Cook — Liberal Democrat — 328
  3. John Brady — Unspecified — 263
• Saltash SouthHilary FrankLiberal DemocratTurnout 34.9%

  1,096 of 3,136 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. Hilary Frank — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 581
  2. Eunice Dulcie Davis — Conservative — 299
  3. Steven David Thorn — Independent — 216
• Saltash WestSam TamlinLiberal DemocratTurnout 39.7%

  1,325 of 3,338 ballots · 1 spoilt

  1. Sam Tamlin — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 659
  2. Dorothy Beryl Rosekilly — Conservative — 431
  3. Gloria Mary Challen — Unspecified — 235
• St AgnesPete MitchellLiberal DemocratTurnout 37.9%

  1,417 of 3,734 ballots · 5 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Pete Mitchell — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 908
  2. Alan Dovey — Conservative — 406
  3. Damian Joseph Heholt — Labour — 103
• St Austell BayTom FrenchConservativeTurnout 43.9%

  1,643 of 3,746 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. Tom French — Conservative (elected) — 958
  2. Nicky Oxenham — Liberal Democrat — 423
  3. Tm Jones — Independent — 178
  4. Kevin Michael Solly — UK Independence Party — 84
• St Austell BethelMalcolm BrownLiberal DemocratTurnout 33.5%

  1,230 of 3,670 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. Malcolm Brown — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 433
  2. Graham Walker. — Independent — 411
  3. Crystal Pearce — Conservative — 335
  4. Gill Birchall — Trade Union and Socialist Coalition — 51
• St Austell GoverSandra HeywardIndependentTurnout 34.0%

  1,101 of 3,236 ballots · 8 spoilt

  1. Sandra Heyward — Independent (elected) — 390
  2. Sunny Krishnan — Conservative — 309
  3. Tim Styles — Liberal Democrat — 144
  4. Joey Bishop — Labour — 125
  5. David Edward Mathews — UK Independence Party — 76
  6. Greg John Matthews — Green Party — 57
• St Austell PoltairJackie BullLiberal DemocratTurnout 36.5%

  1,229 of 3,368 ballots · 24 spoilt

  1. Jackie Bull — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 509
  2. Mike Thompson — Conservative — 322
  3. Andrea Hilary Lanxon — The Labour and Co-operative Party — 268
  4. Glyn Ivor Dewi Stephens — UK Independence Party — 130
• St BlazeyPauline Dawn GilesConservativeTurnout 32.5%

  1,002 of 3,079 ballots · 4 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Pauline Dawn Giles — Conservative (elected) — 484
  2. William Roy Charles Taylor — Liberal Democrat — 311
  3. Stuart David Wheeler — Labour — 207
• St BuryanHelen Margaret HawkinsLiberal DemocratTurnout 50.4%

  1,790 of 3,550 ballots · 6 spoilt

  1. Helen Margaret Hawkins — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 604
  2. Adrian Charles Semmens — Conservative — 555
  3. Bill Maddern — Unspecified — 338
  4. Jane Dunsmuir — Labour — 211
  5. Mary Denise Smith — UK Independence Party — 82
• St CleerPhilip Martin EddyLiberal DemocratTurnout 44.1%

  1,606 of 3,645 ballots · 4 spoilt

  1. Philip Martin Eddy — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 829
  2. Clive Richard Sargeant — Conservative — 520
  3. Martin Menear — Labour — 140
  4. David Garth Lucas — UK Independence Party — 117
• St Columb MajorWilliam Paul WillsIndependentTurnout 36.0%

  1,327 of 3,689 ballots · 8 spoilt

  1. William Paul Wills — Independent (elected) — 862
  2. John Stuart Bell — Conservative — 365
  3. Jack Howell Dixon — Liberal Democrat — 100
• St Dennis and NanpeanFred GreensladeIndependentTurnout 29.3%

  975 of 3,331 ballots · 1 spoilt

  1. Fred Greenslade — Independent (elected) — 363
  2. Nick Edmunds — Unspecified — 271
  3. Julia Anne Clarke — Independent — 199
  4. Barbara Jean Hannan — Conservative — 103
  5. Sandra Margaret Preston — Liberal Democrat — 39
• St Dominick, Harrowbarrow and Kelly BrayJim FlashmanConservativeTurnout 49.4%

  1,715 of 3,475 ballots · 3 spoilt

  1. Jim Flashman — Conservative (elected) — 690
  2. Matthew David Waterworth — Liberal Democrat — 517
  3. Mark Robert Charles Smith — Mebyon Kernow — 365
  4. Alistair William Tinto — Labour — 143
• St EnoderDick ColeMebyon KernowTurnout 36.9%

  1,307 of 3,541 ballots · 1 spoilt

  1. Dick Cole — Mebyon Kernow (elected) — 1,090
  2. Rachel Laura Andrews — Conservative — 143
  3. Kate Louise Martin — Liberal Democrat — 74
• St Germans and LandulphJesse Dylan Isaac FootLiberal DemocratTurnout 49.0%

  1,697 of 3,463 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. Jesse Dylan Isaac Foot — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 633
  2. Daniel Richard Pugh — Conservative — 628
  3. Chris Wilton — Independent — 258
  4. Mervyn Richard Ellis — Independent — 178
• St Issey and St TudyStephen Rushworth.ConservativeTurnout 42.5%

  1,533 of 3,606 ballots · 6 spoilt

  1. Stephen Rushworth. — Conservative (elected) — 883
  2. Julia Elizabeth Fletcher — Liberal Democrat — 650
• St Ives EastRichard Fraser RobinsonConservativeTurnout 49.2%

  1,358 of 2,758 ballots · 13 spoilt

  1. Richard Fraser Robinson — Conservative (elected) — 565
  2. Tim Andrews — Green Party — 478
  3. Pedyr Garry Prior — Labour — 157
  4. Caroline Alice Cheyne White — Liberal Democrat — 91
  5. William Stuart Guppy — UK Independence Party — 67
• St Ives WestAndrew Paul MitchellIndependentTurnout 40.6%

  1,298 of 3,199 ballots · 19 spoilt

  1. Andrew Paul Mitchell — Independent (elected) — 446
  2. Kevin John Hughes — Conservative — 236
  3. Colenso Nicholls — Independent — 235
  4. Rex Anthony Henry — Labour — 200
  5. Pauline Mary Attwood — Liberal Democrat — 118
  6. Dan Hall — UK Independence Party — 63
• St Just In PenwithSue JamesLiberal DemocratTurnout 52.5%

  1,992 of 3,797 ballots · 15 spoilt

  1. Sue James — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 1,184
  2. William Kevin McFadden — Conservative — 579
  3. Louise Elizabeth Paine — Labour — 229
• St Keverne and MeneageJulian Dennis RandIndependentTurnout 42.8%

  1,709 of 3,996 ballots · 7 spoilt

  1. Julian Dennis Rand — Independent (elected) — 753
  2. Paul Mark Parfitt — Conservative — 727
  3. Wendy Claire Gauntlett — Liberal Democrat — 229
• St Mawgan and ColanGodfrey John FitterConservativeTurnout 36.2%

  1,186 of 3,279 ballots · 6 spoilt

  1. Godfrey John Fitter — Conservative (elected) — 728
  2. William Harvey John Corbett — Independent — 277
  3. Anne Julie Chappell — Liberal Democrat — 181
• St MewanCherilyn WilliamsConservativeTurnout 41.2%

  1,256 of 3,050 ballots · 3 spoilt

  1. Cherilyn Williams — Conservative (elected) — 713
  2. Robin Teverson. — Liberal Democrat — 543
• St Minver and St EndellionCarole Ann MouldConservativeTurnout 50.5%

  1,247 of 2,469 ballots · 10 spoilt

  1. Carole Ann Mould — Conservative (elected) — 692
  2. Andy Penny — Independent — 394
  3. John William Edward Leach — Liberal Democrat — 161
• St Stephen-In-BrannelMike McLeningConservativeTurnout 30.0%

  1,105 of 3,683 ballots · 3 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Mike McLening — Conservative (elected) — 484
  2. David William Eric Simpson — Liberal Democrat — 260
  3. Keith William Hugh Wonnacott — Independent — 194
  4. Jerry Jefferies — Mebyon Kernow — 167
• St Teath and St BrewardDominic FairmanLiberal DemocratTurnout 44.7%

  1,423 of 3,180 ballots · 4 spoilt

  1. Dominic Fairman — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 994
  2. John Lee Phillips — Conservative — 348
  3. David Garrigan — Labour — 81
• StokeclimslandNeil BurdenIndependentTurnout 43.7%

  1,346 of 3,078 ballots · 19 spoilt

  1. Neil Burden — Independent (elected) — 1,015
  2. Paul Dermot Mannix — Liberal Democrat — 219
  3. Carl Raymond Bradley-Hughes — Labour — 112
• Threemilestone and GlowethDulcie Patricia TudorLiberal DemocratTurnout 36.8%

  1,254 of 3,408 ballots · 4 spoilt

  1. Dulcie Patricia Tudor — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 502
  2. Steve Horne — Conservative — 381
  3. Tim Deeble — Unspecified — 371
• TintagelGeorge Barry JordanConservativeTurnout 48.1%

  1,520 of 3,162 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. George Barry Jordan — Conservative (elected) — 611
  2. John Stuart Lamb — Liberal Democrat — 599
  3. Peter James William Dyer — Independent — 310
• Torpoint EastGary John DavisConservativeTurnout 39.9%

  1,184 of 2,964 ballots · 8 spoilt

  1. Gary John Davis — Conservative (elected) — 627
  2. Brian Hobbs — Liberal Democrat — 458
  3. Mark Terence Small — UK Independence Party — 99
• Torpoint WestMichael John CragoConservativeTurnout 37.4%

  1,117 of 2,985 ballots · 1 spoilt

  1. Michael John Crago — Conservative (elected) — 464
  2. Mike Pearn MBE — Unspecified — 289
  3. Paul Richard Goodall — Liberal Democrat — 235
  4. Rob White — UK Independence Party — 129
• TrelawnyRichard Pugh.ConservativeTurnout 51.3%

  1,922 of 3,746 ballots · 15 spoilt

  1. Richard Pugh. — Conservative (elected) — 967
  2. Jim Candy — Liberal Democrat — 955
• Truro BoscawenBert BiscoeIndependentTurnout 37.8%

  1,526 of 4,038 ballots · 7 spoilt

  1. Bert Biscoe — Independent (elected) — 444
  2. Jacqui Butler — Conservative — 413
  3. Maurice Vella — Liberal Democrat — 362
  4. Chay Jordan Samuel Morris — Labour — 155
  5. Lindsay Diane Southcombe — Green Party — 152
• Truro RedannickRob NolanLiberal DemocratTurnout 29.6%

  1,053 of 3,556 ballots · 10 spoilt

  1. Rob Nolan — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 887
  2. Kath Morgan — Labour — 166
• Truro TregollsLoic RichIndependentTurnout 40.7%

  1,478 of 3,629 ballots · 5 spoilt · Ward page

  1. Loic Rich — Independent (elected) — 1,116
  2. Karlene Grace Stokes — Conservative — 253
  3. Scott Bennett — Liberal Democrat — 109
• Truro TrehaverneDavid Andrew HarrisConservativeTurnout 38.6%

  1,482 of 3,840 ballots · 5 spoilt

  1. David Andrew Harris — Conservative (elected) — 623
  2. Lucy Elizabeth Jones — Liberal Democrat — 464
  3. Stuart Victor Roden — Labour — 319
  4. Martha Green — Green Party — 76
• Wadebridge EastSteve KnightleyLiberal DemocratTurnout 39.8%

  1,278 of 3,208 ballots · 2 spoilt

  1. Steve Knightley — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 586
  2. Hugh Martin Saunders — Conservative — 501
  3. Adrian Darrell Jones — The Labour and Co-operative Party — 191
• Wadebridge WestKaren McHughLiberal DemocratTurnout 41.9%

  1,233 of 2,942 ballots · 2 spoilt

  1. Karen McHugh — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 605
  2. Lindsay Ann Richards — Conservative — 452
  3. Amanda Pennington — Green Party — 96
  4. Neil Martin Glover — Labour — 80