Elections to Test Valley Borough Council were held on 5 May 2011, the same day as the United Kingdom Alternative Vote referendum, 2011. The Conservatives maintained control of the council, with an increased majority.
Contents
- Candidates and Results
- Ampfield and Braishfield
- Amport
- Andover Alamein
- Andover Harroway
- Andover Millway
- Andover St Marys
- Andover Winton
- Anna
- Blackwater
- Bourne Valley
- Broughton and Stockbridge
- Charlton
- Chilworth Nursling and Rownhams
- Dun Valley
- Harewood
- Kings Somborne and Michelmersh
- North Baddesley
- Over Wallop
- Penton Bellinger
- Romsey Abbey
- Romsey Cupernham
- Romsey Tadburn
- Romsey Extra
- Valley Park
- References
Candidates and Results
Before the election, the council consisted of 33 Conservatives, 14 Liberal Democrats and 1 Independent.
Only the Conservatives contested all 48 seats. The Liberal Democrats contested 43 seats, while Labour contested 14, the UK Independence Party 7 and the Greens 2. There were also 3 independent candidates. Two wards, Bourne Valley and Over Wallop, were uncontested, meaning the Conservative candidates were elected by default.
Despite all 48 seats being up for election, only three changed hands: The Conservatives gained two seats in Andover, both from the Liberal Democrats, and, in the Abbey Ward of Romsey, defeated Independent Sally Lamb, who had been previously elected as a Liberal Democrat.
Ampfield and Braishfield
1 seat
Amport
1 seat
Andover: Alamein
3 seats
Andover: Harroway
3 seats
Andover: Millway
3 seats
Andover: St Mary's
3 seats
Andover: Winton
3 seats
Anna
2 seats
Blackwater
2 seats
Bourne Valley
1 seat
Broughton and Stockbridge
2 seats
Charlton
1 seat
Chilworth, Nursling and Rownhams
3 seats
Dun Valley
1 seat
Harewood
1 seat
Kings Somborne and Michelmersh
1 seat
North Baddesley
3 seats
Over Wallop
1 seat
Penton Bellinger
2 seats
Romsey: Abbey
2 seats
Romsey: Cupernham
2 seats
Romsey: Tadburn
2 seats
Romsey Extra
2 seats
Valley Park
3 seats