Kettering Council election 1999

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Elections to Kettering Council were held on 6 May 1999. The whole council was up for election and boundary changes had taken place since the last election in 1995. The Labour Party lost its overall majority, the council coming under no overall control.

[edit] Election result

Kettering local election result 1999
Party Seats Gains Losses Net Gain/Loss Seats % Votes % Votes +/-
  Labour 22 -9 48.9
  Conservative 18 +11 40.0
  Liberal Democrats 1 -2 2.2
  Independent 4 +1 8.9
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Cabinet Members of Kettering Borough Council

Conservative (6): Freer (Leader) | Civil (Deputy Leader and Economic Portfolio) | Burton (Housing Portfolio) | Jones (Environment and Resources) | Malin (Customer Access) | Wiley (Leisure and Community)
Members of Kettering Borough Council

CONSERVATIVE MAJORITY OF 13
Conservative (29): Group Leader: Terry Freer Others: Anderson | Bayes | Bunday | Brown | Burton | Civil | Dearing | Evans, M. | Evans, P. | Hakewill | Harrison | Henson, Jennifer | Henson, John | Hollobone | Humfrey | Jones | Lamb | Lynch, M. | Lynch, S. | Malin | Parker | Pote | Richardson | Smith-Haynes | Tebbutt | Titcombe | Whitlam | Wiley
Labour (14): Group Leader: David Whyte Others: Adams | Brace | Coe | Corazzo | Don | Gordon | Hales | King | Padwick | Rennie | Scrimshaw | Tod | West
Independent (2): Group Leader: Christopher Groome Others: Groome, R.
Wards of Kettering Borough Council (1999-Present)

Conservative (13): All Saints | Barton Seagrave | Brambleside | Buccleuch | Desborough Loatland | Millbrook | Pipers' Hill | Rothwell Trinity | Slade | Spinney | St. Michael's | St. Peter's | Welland
Labour (5): Avondale | Queen Eleanor | St. Andrew's | Warkton | Wicksteed
Mixed (Conservative and Labour) (3): Desborough St. Giles | Rothwell Tresham | St. Mary's |
Mixed (Conservative and Independent) (2): Latimer (Burton Latimer) | Plessy (Burton Latimer)
Elections to Kettering Borough Council

1973 | 1976 | 1979 | 1983 | 1987 | 1991 | 1995 | 1999 | 2003 | By-Elections
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