Baguley
Ward
CountryUnited Kingdom
Constituent countryEngland
RegionNorth West England
CountyGreater Manchester
Metropolitan boroughManchester
CreatedMay 1954
Named forBaguley
Governing bodyManchester City Council
UK Parliamentary ConstituencyWythenshawe and Sale East

Baguley is an electoral division of Manchester City Council which has been represented since 1954. It covers the Baguley area of Wythenshawe.

Overview

Baguley ward was created in 1954,[1] following the City Council's successful application to create two new wards for the Wythenshawe estate.[2] Initially, the ward covered the western portion of the former Wythenshawe ward and the Brooklands area of the Northenden ward. In 1971, that part of the ward north of Altrincham Road was transferred to the new Brooklands ward.[3] In 1982, the ward's northern boundary became the Cheshire Lines Railway.[4] A further city-wide boundary revision in 2004, transferred the Roundthorn area to the Brooklands ward. The ward's boundaries were left largely unchanged at the latest revision in 2018.

From its creation until 1997, the ward formed part of the Manchester Wythenshawe Parliamentary constituency.[5][6] Since 1997, it has formed part of the Wythenshawe and Sale East Parliamentary constituency.

Councillors

ElectionCouncillorCouncillorCouncillor
1954J. Stuart-Cole (Lab)W. Gallacher (Lab)H. Jenkins (Lab)
1955J. Stuart-Cole (Lab)W. Gallacher (Lab)H. Jenkins (Lab)
1956J. Stuart-Cole (Lab)W. Gallacher (Lab)H. Jenkins (Lab)
1957J. Stuart-Cole (Lab)W. Gallacher (Lab)H. Jenkins (Lab)
1958J. Stuart-Cole (Lab)W. Gallacher (Lab)H. Jenkins (Lab)
1959J. Stuart-Cole (Lab)F. H. Price (Lab)H. Jenkins (Lab)
1960C. Sanders (Con)F. H. Price (Lab)H. Jenkins (Lab)
1961C. Sanders (Con)F. H. Price (Lab)H. Jenkins (Lab)
1962C. Sanders (Con)F. H. Price (Lab)H. Jenkins (Lab)
1963R. Reddington (Lab)F. H. Price (Lab)H. Jenkins (Lab)
1964R. Reddington (Lab)F. H. Price (Lab)H. Lloyd (Lab)
1965R. Reddington (Lab)I. K. Paley (Con)H. Lloyd (Lab)
1966R. Reddington (Lab)I. K. Paley (Con)H. Lloyd (Lab)
1967R. Reddington (Lab)I. K. Paley (Con)T. E. Murphy (Con)
1968R. Reddington (Lab)I. K. Paley (Con)T. E. Murphy (Con)
March 1969R. Reddington (Lab)M. Malbon (Con)T. E. Murphy (Con)
1969G. I. Woolard (Con)M. Malbon (Con)T. E. Murphy (Con)
1970G. I. Woolard (Con)M. Malbon (Con)F. H. Price (Lab)
1971F. H. Price (Lab)C. B. Muir (Lab)H. Brown (Lab)
1972F. H. Price (Lab)C. B. Muir (Lab)H. Brown (Lab)
1973F. H. Price (Lab)A. P. Marino (Lab)C. B. Muir (Lab)
1975F. H. Price (Lab)J. V. Oatway (Con)M. Malbon (Con)
1976F. H. Price (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)M. Malbon (Con)
1978F. Done (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)M. Malbon (Con)
1979F. Done (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)K. Robinson (Lab)
1980F. Done (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)K. Robinson (Lab)
1982F. Done (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)W. Smith (Lab)
1983F. Done (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)W. Smith (Lab)
1984F. Done (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)W. Smith (Lab)
1986F. Done (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)W. Smith (Lab)
1987F. Done (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)W. Smith (Lab)
1988J. McNicholls (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)W. Smith (Lab)
1990J. McNicholls (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)W. Smith (Lab)
1991J. McNicholls (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)W. Smith (Lab)
1992J. McNicholls (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)W. Smith (Lab)
1994T. Farrell (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)W. Smith (Lab)
1995T. Farrell (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)G. Jones (Lab)
1996T. Farrell (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)G. Jones (Lab)
1998T. Farrell (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)G. Jones (Lab)
1999T. Farrell (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)G. Jones (Lab)
2000T. Farrell (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)G. Jones (Lab)
January 2001T. Farrell (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)E. McCulley (Lab)
2002P. Andrews (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)E. McCulley (Lab)
2003P. Andrews (Lab)A. Burns (Lab)E. McCulley (Lab)
2004Tony Burns (Lab)Paul Andrews (Lab)Eddie McCulley (Lab)
2006Tony Burns (Lab)Paul Andrews (Lab)Eddie McCulley (Lab)
2007Tony Burns (Lab)Paul Andrews (Lab)Eddie McCulley (Lab)
2008Tony Burns (Lab)Paul Andrews (Lab)Eddie McCulley (Lab)
2010Tony Burns (Lab)Paul Andrews (Lab)Eddie McCulley (Lab)
January 2011Tony Burns (Lab)Paul Andrews (Lab)Tracey Rawlins (Lab)
2011Tony Burns (Lab)Paul Andrews (Lab)Tracey Rawlins (Lab)
2012Luke Raikes (Lab)Paul Andrews (Lab)Tracey Rawlins (Lab)
2014Luke Raikes (Lab)Paul Andrews (Lab)Tracey Rawlins (Lab)
2015Luke Raikes (Lab)Paul Andrews (Lab)Tracey Rawlins (Lab)
2016Luke Raikes (Lab)Paul Andrews (Lab)Tracey Rawlins (Lab)
2018Paul Andrews (Lab)Tracey Rawlins (Lab)Luke Raikes (Lab)
2019Paul Andrews (Lab)Tracey Rawlins (Lab)Luke Raikes (Lab)
2021Paul Andrews (Lab)Tracy Rawlins (Lab)Luke Raikes (Lab)
2022Paul Andrews (Lab)Tracey Rawlins (Lab)Luke Raikes (Lab)
2023Paul Andrews (Lab)Tracey Rawlins (Lab)Phil Brickell (Lab)
2024Paul Andrews (Lab)Tracey Rawlins (Lab)Phil Brickell (Lab)
September 2024Paul Andrews (Lab)Tracey Rawlins (Lab)Munaver Rasul (Lab)
2026Sian Astley (Reform UK)Tracey Rawlins (Lab)Munaver Rasul (Lab)

Elections

Elections in 2020s

May 2026

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See also

References

  1. ^ LABOUR TALKES FIVE TORY SEATS: WINS SIX NEW ONES, Manchester Guardian, May 14, 1954, p.4
  2. ^ MUNICIPAL WARD SPLIT INTO THREE, Manchester Guardian, January 13, 1954, p.4
  3. ^ Tories toppled in twin cities landslide, Manchester Evening News, May 14, 1971, p.16
  4. ^ Manchester City Council Election Results, 2nd Edition, Swarbrick (1993).
  5. ^ "65" (act). 1948. Retrieved 27 February 2023.
  6. ^ No. 606. 1973. Retrieved 26 February 2023.
  7. ^ https://www.manchester.gov.uk/online-directories/the-council-and-democracy-directories/elections-and-voting-directories/elections-directories/election-results/local-elections/local-elections-2026