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    Manvers, Nottingham County Borough Council

    At the most recent election (10 May 1951), L. Mitson (The Labour Party) won Manvers, with a majority of 23 votes on a turnout of 44.9%.

    Area type
    ward
    Within
    Nottingham County Borough Council
    Elections recorded
    6
    Recorded results
    18
    Manvers: Local Elections 1951Turnout 44.9%, electorate 10,947
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    L. MitsonThe Labour Party2,47150.2%Yes
    H. EmmoryConservative Party2,44849.8%No
    Manvers: Local elections 11 May 1950Turnout 42.3%, electorate 10,935
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    A. MorleyThe Labour Party2,38051.5%Yes
    V. PickupConservative Party2,15846.7%No
    H. BentCommunist841.8%No
    Manvers: Local elections 12 May 1949Turnout 50.6%, electorate 11,256
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    A. GreenawayThe Labour Party2,50043.9%Yes
    G. ShawConservative Party2,07636.5%No
    F. NewhamThe Liberal Party1,02017.9%No
    T. TaylorCommunist961.7%No
    Manvers: Local elections 1 Nov 1947Turnout 53%, electorate 11,334
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    T. ScottThe Labour Party2,42140.3%Yes
    W. HarrisonConservative Party1,97732.9%No
    F. NewhamThe Liberal Party1,60926.8%No
    Manvers: Local elections 1 Nov 1946Turnout 37.8%, electorate 11,285
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    A. MorleyThe Labour Party2,26853.1%Yes
    G. TwellsThe Liberal Party2,00046.9%No
    Manvers: Local Elections 1945Turnout 45.5%, electorate 10,741
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    A. GreenawayThe Labour Party2,38148.7%Yes
    F. NewhamThe Liberal Party1,28326.2%No
    T. LynchConservative Party1,04421.4%No
    J. HealeyCommunist1803.7%No

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