Before (end of 1972)
Not known.
After (end of 1973) (99 seats, Elections Centre)
Labour 51 · Conservative 37 · Other 8 · The Liberal Party 3
Ward results
Barton Upon Humber1 seat · turnout 50.5%
| B. Pettifer | Conservative | 1,205 ✓ |
| R. Neal | Labour | 850 |
| C. Collingwood | Independent | 595 |
| E. Bolton | Independent | 199 |
Beverley (Minster)1 seat · turnout 48.6%
| T. Stephenson | Labour | 964 ✓ |
| S. Heywood | LIB | 874 |
| H. Godbold | Independent | 669 |
| M. Adams | Conservative | 300 |
Beverley (St. Marys)1 seat · turnout 47.3%
| J. Cherry | LIB | 1,608 |
| G. Odey | Conservative | 1,123 |
| R. Morrison | Independent | 438 |
Beverley Rural No. 11 seat · turnout 53.9%
| N. Hains | LIB | 1,398 |
| A. Ramshaw | Conservative | 1,371 |
| M. Dixon | Labour | 374 |
Beverley Rural No. 21 seat · turnout 55.9%
| M. Jackson | LIB | 2,178 |
| R. Chalmers | Conservative | 1,398 |
Beverley Rural No. 31 seat · turnout 46.1%
| H. Allison | Conservative | 1,336 |
| C. Naylor | LIB | 1,100 |
Beverley Rural No. 41 seat · turnout 51.4%
| A. Middleton | Conservative | 1,114 ✓ |
| G. Walker | LIB | 1,095 |
| G. Teal | Independent | 626 |
| E. Bell | Independent | 425 |
Bridlington No. 11 seat · turnout 36.4%
| S. Pearson | Conservative | 1,475 |
| H. Smith | Labour | 823 |
Bridlington No. 21 seat · turnout 31.1%
| O. Topham | Conservative | 1,161 |
| S. Hartley | Labour | 868 |
Bridlington No. 3 (Old Town East)1 seat · turnout 47.4%
| J. Girking | Conservative | 1,263 |
| T. Silverwood | LIB | 777 |
| J. Barnett | Labour | 314 |
Bridlington No. 4 (Quay North)1 seat · turnout 46.4%
| H. Padgett | Conservative | 1,559 |
| P. Tibbett | Labour | 264 |
Bridlington Rural1 seat
| T. Woodhouse | Conservative | 0 ✓ |
Cleethorpes No. 1 (Alexandra)1 seat · turnout 31.8%
| H. Hall | Labour | 926 |
| J. Saunby | Conservative | 590 |
| A. Turnby | LIB | 577 |
Cleethorpes No. 2 (South)1 seat · turnout 29.0%
| A. Slaney | Conservative | 1,589 |
| J. Hoyle | Labour | 1,096 |
Cleethorpes No. 32 seats · turnout 24.9%
| A. Murfin | Labour | 1,568 |
| W. Whitby | Conservative | 1,474 |
| A. Borthwick | Labour | 1,299 |
| B. Faulding | Independent | 891 |
Driffield1 seat · turnout 39.1%
| Carr E. | Conservative | 1,645 |
| M. O'Mullane | Labour | 787 |
Driffield Rural1 seat · turnout 35.9%
| I. Watts | Conservative | 1,800 |
| E. Munford | Labour | 774 |
Glanford Brigg No. 11 seat · turnout 46.0%
| V. Lockwood | Independent | 675 ✓ |
| T. Raby | Independent | 616 |
| L. Goodrick | Labour | 538 |
| V. Famery | Independent | 478 |
| R. Harsley | Conservative | 413 |
Glanford Brigg No. 21 seat · turnout 36.6%
| G. Curtis | Labour | 1,498 |
| H. Crawford | Conservative | 1,279 |
Glanford Brigg No. 31 seat · turnout 38.1%
| W. England | Conservative | 1,018 |
| J. Binns | Independent | 583 |
| T. Atherton | Independent | 574 |
Glanford Brigg No. 41 seat · turnout 46.7%
| D. Poirer | Labour | 2,294 |
| J. Burgon | Conservative | 1,204 |
Glanford Brigg No. 51 seat · turnout 40.5%
| J. McIver | Conservative | 1,199 |
| A. Bryan | Labour | 895 |
| L. Dixon | Independent | 395 |
Goole No. 11 seat · turnout 29.4%
| J. Crawford | Independent | 1,083 |
| N. Kirkby | Labour | 806 |
Goole No. 21 seat · turnout 34.7%
| J. McLean | Labour | 1,275 |
| C. Hart | Conservative | 1,056 |
Goole Rural1 seat
| M. Bean | Conservative | 0 ✓ |
Grimsby No. 1 (East Marsh)1 seat · turnout 27.3%
| F. Franklin | Labour | 1,258 |
| A. De Freitas | LIB | 898 |
| R. Cheesman | Conservative | 242 |
Grimsby No. 10 (Nunsthorpe)1 seat · turnout 24.9%
| W. Wilkins | Labour | 899 |
| F. Skinner | Conservative | 275 |
Grimsby No. 11 (Wellow)1 seat · turnout 42.2%
| S. Blackbourn | Conservative | 1,100 ✓ |
| D. Hardwidge | LIB | 478 |
| W. Jewett | Independent | 410 |
| P. Wheatley | Labour | 365 |
Grimsby No. 3 (Springfield)1 seat · turnout 43.1%
| M. Rudkin | Conservative | 1,945 |
| G. Wigginton | LIB | 1,459 |
| G. Hammond | Labour | 718 |
Grimsby No. 4 (Alexandra)1 seat · turnout 24.7%
| I. Hanson | Labour | 791 |
| A. Rouse | Conservative | 226 |
Grimsby No. 5 (Weelsby)1 seat · turnout 45.1%
| G. Janney | Conservative | 1,079 |
| A. Bovill | Labour | 910 |
Grimsby No. 6 (West)1 seat · turnout 29.7%
| P. Ellis | Labour | 991 |
| G. Williamson | Conservative | 468 |
Grimsby No. 7 (Clee)1 seat · turnout 40.5%
| G. Berrett | Conservative | 1,164 |
| M. Quinn | Labour | 995 |
Grimsby No. 8 (Central)1 seat · turnout 26.4%
| M. Darley | Labour | 771 |
| P. Crowley | Conservative | 433 |
Grimsby No. 9 (Littlefield)1 seat · turnout 37.2%
| D. Emsley | Conservative | 1,150 |
| A. Webster | Labour | 628 |
| P. Kale | Independent | 333 |
Grimsby Rural No. 1 (Humberstone)1 seat · turnout 31.5%
| F. Would | Conservative | 1,007 |
| G. Boase | Independent | 956 |
Grimsby Rural No. 2 (Laceby)1 seat · turnout 35.3%
| C. Fitzwilliams | Conservative | 1,295 |
| E. Turner | Independent | 1,263 |
Grimsby Rural No. 3 (Immingham)1 seat · turnout 45.3%
| M. Barwick | Labour | 2,049 |
| T. Knight | Conservative | 1,279 |
Grismby No. 2 (Littlecoates)1 seat · turnout 30.1%
| J. Franklin | Labour | 1,921 |
| M. Codd | Conservative | 789 |
Haltemprice (Central)2 seats
| C. Sonley | Conservative | 3,068 ✓ |
| E. Eaton | Conservative | 3,053 ✓ |
| S. Foston | LIB | 1,277 |
| C. Hudson | Independent | 1,155 |
| R. Norman | LIB | 1,118 |
| A. Newton | Independent | 1,045 |
| J. Lennard | Labour | 829 |
| T. Wilkinson | Labour | 827 |
| C. Gray | Independent | 825 |
| R. Turner | GSP | 86 |
Haltemprice (Cottingham)2 seats · turnout 43.6%
| G. Stroud | Independent | 2,356 ✓ |
| D. Wright | Conservative | 1,975 ✓ |
| M. Kemp | Conservative | 1,812 |
| C. Boyce | Independent | 1,624 |
| R. Drinkwater | LIB | 1,365 |
| P. Rood | LIB | 1,071 |
| B. Wilkinson | Labour | 836 |
| G. Trafford | Labour | 818 |
| J. Jarvis | Independent | 630 |
| M. Norton | GSP | 57 |
Haltemprice (Hessle)2 seats
| W. Fenby | Conservative | 1,918 ✓ |
| J. Bozman | Conservative | 1,900 ✓ |
| J. Gowans | Labour | 1,258 |
| M. Frankish | Labour | 1,164 |
| C. Martin | Independent | 809 |
Holderness No. 11 seat · turnout 50.7%
| P. Garvey | Conservative | 1,494 |
| C. Garbutt | Independent | 977 |
| E. Tarleton | Labour | 612 |
Holderness No. 21 seat · turnout 46.2%
| L. Clappison | Conservative | 2,045 |
| R. Croft | Independent | 1,211 |
Holderness No. 31 seat · turnout 45.4%
| P. Bilton | Conservative | 1,305 |
| R. Beadle | Independent | 926 |
| K. Rimmer | Independent | 623 |
Hornsea1 seat · turnout 48.9%
| D. Southwick | Conservative | 1,753 |
| L. Bird | Independent | 701 |
| E. Gregory | Independent | 507 |
Howden No. 11 seat · turnout 46.7%
| L. Clayton | Independent | 1,352 |
| P. Carver | Conservative | 840 |
Howden No. 21 seat
| W. Halkon | Conservative | 0 ✓ |
Isle Of Axholme No. 1 (West Butterw1 seat · turnout 41.0%
| D. Haynes | Conservative | 1,195 ✓ |
| R. Hornsby | Independent | 892 |
Isle Of Axholme No. 2 (Epworth)1 seat · turnout 43.7%
| D. Stewart | Independent | 835 ✓ |
| J. Wright | Independent | 798 |
| R. Edwards | Independent | 613 |
| W. Harvey | Independent | 462 |
| N Stephenson | Labour | 3,584 ✓ |
| L Schultz | Labour | 3,374 ✓ |
| P Clarke | Labour | 3,352 ✓ |
| S Scott | Conservative | 628 |
| Peer Cooke | Conservative | 548 |
| P Rowland | Conservative | 517 |
| M Harding | GSP | 122 |
| J Clifford | COMM | 91 |
| J Bratton | COMM | 72 |
Kingston Upon Hull No. 10 (Avenue/N3 seats · turnout 42.8%
| J. Townend | Conservative | 4,579 ✓ |
| W. Sanderson | Conservative | 4,520 ✓ |
| R. Barry | Conservative | 4,245 ✓ |
| L. Thurgood | Labour | 3,233 |
| A. Lee | Labour | 3,130 |
| H. Moor | Labour | 3,121 |
| B. Hainstock | Other | 348 |
| P. Decordova | Other | 307 |
Kingston Upon Hull No. 11 (Greenwoo3 seats · turnout 34.3%
| J. Foord | Labour | 5,477 ✓ |
| G. Templeman | Labour | 5,314 ✓ |
| F. Hall | Labour | 4,758 ✓ |
| D. Whelan | Conservative | 1,609 |
| W. Samwell | Conservative | 1,548 |
| K. Williamson | Conservative | 1,532 |
| M. Busby | Other | 479 |
| A. Craig | Other | 291 |
Kingston Upon Hull No. 2 (Greatfiel3 seats · turnout 35.4%
| L. Johnson | Labour | 6,185 ✓ |
| F. Lewis | Labour | 6,052 ✓ |
| C. Brady | Labour | 5,888 ✓ |
| C. Allen | Conservative | 1,006 |
| A. Hayward | Conservative | 966 |
| R. Allen | Conservative | 867 |
| C. Taylor | Other | 461 |
Kingston Upon Hull No. 3 (Holdernes3 seats · turnout 37.6%
| J. Campbell | Labour | 5,476 ✓ |
| R. Chapman | Labour | 5,253 ✓ |
| T. Geraghty | Labour | 5,083 ✓ |
| N. Bateson | Conservative | 2,263 |
| P. Crampton | Conservative | 2,203 |
| J. Minter | Conservative | 2,132 |
| J. Cordova | Other | 276 |
Kingston Upon Hull No. 4 (Stoneferr3 seats · turnout 32.8%
| W. Parker | Labour | 4,219 ✓ |
| A. Clarke | Labour | 4,212 ✓ |
| L. Walker | Labour | 4,147 ✓ |
| B. Moore | Conservative | 2,088 |
| F. Holmes | Conservative | 2,078 |
| E. Hewson | Conservative | 2,064 |
| J. Iles | Other | 191 |
Kingston Upon Hull No. 5 (Drypool/M3 seats · turnout 28.0%
| E. Kirkwood | Labour | 3,161 ✓ |
| H. Woodford | Labour | 3,127 ✓ |
| L. Science | Labour | 3,060 ✓ |
| H. Farrow | Conservative | 1,383 |
| S. Cawkwell | Conservative | 1,209 |
| M. Gray | Conservative | 1,113 |
| A. Allen | Other | 269 |
Kingston Upon Hull No. 6 (Coltman/S3 seats · turnout 21.2%
| S. Chapman | Labour | 3,026 ✓ |
| M. Rawlings | Labour | 2,946 ✓ |
| F. Moore | Labour | 2,932 ✓ |
| J. Hunter | Conservative | 895 |
| J. Bailey | Conservative | 745 |
| B. Wileman | Conservative | 740 |
| D. Sadler | Other | 152 |
Kingston Upon Hull No. 7 (Pickering3 seats · turnout 27.3%
| C. Ellis | Labour | 3,776 ✓ |
| J. Paton | Labour | 3,712 ✓ |
| V. Mitchell | Labour | 3,590 ✓ |
| F. Brien | Conservative | 1,796 |
| A. | Conservative | 1,784 |
| D. Phipps | Conservative | 1,748 |
| J. Manuel | Other | 201 |
Kingston Upon Hull No. 8 (Boothferr3 seats · turnout 40.8%
| C. Sargeson | Labour | 3,795 ✓ |
| E. Walgate | Labour | 3,725 ✓ |
| M. Wheaton | Labour | 3,526 ✓ |
| C. Fenwick | Conservative | 2,783 |
| D. Waterson | Conservative | 2,682 |
| M. Reed | Conservative | 2,660 |
| F. Moyes | The Liberal Party | 1,791 |
| J. Cook | The Liberal Party | 1,758 |
| A. Thompson | The Liberal Party | 1,738 |
| M. Waterson | Other | 240 |
Kingston Upon Hull No. 9 (Beverley/3 seats · turnout 33.0%
| H. Dalton | Labour | 3,560 ✓ |
| M. Redpath | Labour | 3,225 ✓ |
| H. Elcock | Labour | 3,113 ✓ |
| M. Bethom | Conservative | 2,953 |
| B. Bulmer | Conservative | 2,854 |
| W. Hargreaves | Conservative | 2,751 |
| T. Gray | Other | 470 |
Pocklington No. 11 seat · turnout 53.1%
| P. Barker | Independent | 2,064 |
| G. Worsley | Conservative | 1,185 |
Pocklington No. 21 seat · turnout 38.4%
| T. Scaife | Independent | 1,152 |
| W. Parsons | Independent | 791 |
| H. Baldry | Independent | 655 |
Scunthorpe No. 1 (Ashby)1 seat
| W. Martin | Labour | 0 ✓ |
Scunthorpe No. 2 (Brumby)1 seat · turnout 36.4%
| O. Duffelen | Labour | 1,701 |
| K. Scott | Conservative | 1,033 |
| S. Childs | Independent | 243 |
Scunthorpe No. 3 (Crosby Town)1 seat · turnout 33.1%
| R. Mitchell | Labour | 1,510 |
| G. Fox | Conservative | 791 |
| D. Spooner | Labour | 0 ✓ |
| J. Sturman | Labour | 0 ✓ |
Scunthorpe No. 6 (Park)1 seat · turnout 38.3%
| C. Nottingham | Labour | 1,284 |
| C. Young | Conservative | 742 |
| A. Lawton | COMM | 54 |
| M. Tierney | Labour | 0 ✓ |
Scunthorpe No. 8 (West)1 seat · turnout 50.1%
| H. Waddingham | Labour | 1,241 |
| G. Clarke | Conservative | 992 |
| D. Spooner | Labour | 0 ✓ |
Withernsea1 seat · turnout 47.0%
| R. Armitage | Conservative | 976 ✓ |
| H. Turner | Independent | 583 |
| L. Bird | Labour | 505 |
| S. Ballance | Independent | 169 |
| T. Clark | Ind Lab | 108 |
