Naylor wins Craven seat

7:39am Friday 4th May 2012 in Local news By Michael Black

The Craven Ward of Bradford Council has an independent representative - a former Tory councillor.

Former Conservative council executive member Adrian Naylor - who quit the party - in a row over allegations about his conduct won the seat in yesterday's elections.

In Ilkley Anne Hawkesworth kept her seat defeating a Labour challenge by former labour MP Ann Cryer

Results

CRAVEN

Val Carroll Labour 1134

Stuart Ebden Liberal Democrat 184

Adrian Paul Naylor - Winner - Independent 1836

Robert Minter Nicholls Green Party 182

Andrew Charles Rowley Conservative 1204

ILKLEY

Ann Cryer Labour 1683

Peter Ferguson Liberal Democrat 227

Brian Ford Green Party 238

Anne Hawkesworth (s) - Winner-Conservative 2436

Paul Latham UK Independence Party 354

WHARFEDALE

Dale Smith - Winner Conservative 2252

Dave Allen (s) Labour 694

Gillian Thorne Liberal Democrat 193

Janet Souyave Green Party 565

Comments(1)

Doc savage says...
5:06pm Sun 6 May 12

I wonder what the public would have voted in craven if they had read the private eye story which came out the day before the election. Page 14 under pest control. The public had a right to know what and who they were voting in. Big questions to be answered in Bradford Council.

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