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Derbyshire County Council election: How the High Peak votes were cast

The results for the High Peak divisions on Derbyshire County Council are in and here's a full reminder of what they are...

Etherow

Christopher Michael Boyle (UKIP) 47;
Robert Hodgetts-Haley (Green) 178;
Charles Jevon (Lib Dem) 49;
Becki Woods (Labour) 1,243;
Thomas Wynne (Conservative) 1,119.

Percentage turnout: 32.1 per cent

Glossop and Charlesworth

Gerry Dominey (Labour) 3,339;
Damien Greenhalgh (Labour) 3670;
Dom Starkey (Conservative) 3149;
Robyn Summers (Green) 849;
Jean Wharmby (Conservative) 3509;
Stephen Worrall (Lib Dem) 539.

Percentage turnout: 44.9 per cent

New Mills

Tony Ashton (Conservative) 932;
Beth Atkins (Lib Dem) 1,190;
Anne Marie Clarke (Labour) 1,841;
Matthew Paterson (Green) 245.

Percentage turnout: 43 per cent

Whaley Bridge

Edwina Currie Jones (Conservative) 1,878;
Ruth George (Labour) 2,544;
Lucas Jones (Green) 138;
David Lomax (Lib Dem) 340.

Percentage turnout: 55.7 per cent

Chapel and Hope Valley

Paddy Bann (Ind) 395;
Joanna Collins (Green) 907;
Nigel Gourlay (Conservative) 2,025;
Phil Harrison (Labour) 885;
James Robert Patterson (Lib Dem) 102.

Percentage turnout: 44.8 per cent

Buxton North and East

Caitlin Bisknell (Labour) 1,350;
Peter Colin Crook (Green) 182;
Chris Gould (Reform UK) 65;
Linda Grooby (Conservative) 1,559;
Chris Weaver (Lib Dem) 39.

Percentage turnout: 36.23 per cent

Buxton West

Stan Hemptinstall (Lib Dem) 170;
Tony Kemp (Conservatives) 1,900;
David Newton (Labour) 1,693;
Eileen Jane Reynolds (Green) 351.

Percentage turnout: 44.8 per cent

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