Beswick and Clayton
CountryUnited Kingdom
Constituent countryEngland
RegionNorth West England
CountyGreater Manchester
Metropolitan boroughManchester
CreatedMay 1982
Named forBeswick, Clayton
Governing bodyManchester City Council
UK Parliamentary ConstituencyManchester Exchange

Beswick and Clayton was an electoral division of Manchester City Council which was represented from 1982 until 2004. It covered Beswick, Clayton, and parts of Ancoats.

Overview

Beswick and Clayton ward was created in 1982,[1] from the area of the former Beswick ward and the northern part of the Bradford ward. The ward was abolished in 2004 and its remaining area became part of the new Ancoats and Clayton ward.[2]

Initially, the ward formed part of the Manchester Exchange Parliamentary constituency.[3] From 1983 until its abolition, it was part of the Manchester Central Parliamentary constituency.

Councillors

ElectionCouncillorCouncillorCouncillor
1982W. Egerton (Lab)J. Flanagan (Lab)S. Silverman (Lab)
1983W. Egerton (Lab)J. Flanagan (Lab)S. Silverman (Lab)
1984W. Egerton (Lab)J. Flanagan (Lab)S. Silverman (Lab)
1986W. Egerton (Lab)J. Flanagan (Lab)S. Silverman (Lab)
1987W. Egerton (Lab)J. Flanagan (Lab)S. Silverman (Lab)
1988W. Egerton (Lab)J. Flanagan (Lab)S. Silverman (Lab)
1990W. Egerton (Lab)J. Flanagan (Lab)S. Silverman (Lab)
1991W. Egerton (Lab)J. Flanagan (Lab)S. Silverman (Lab)
1992W. Egerton (Lab)J. Flanagan (Lab)S. Silverman (Lab)
1994M. Dunican (Lib Dem)J. Flanagan (Lab)K. Dobson (Lib Dem)
1995M. Dunican (Lib Dem)J. Flanagan (Lab)K. Dobson (Lib Dem)
1996M. Dunican (Lib Dem)M. Clayton (Lib Dem)K. Dobson (Lib Dem)
1998A. Harland (Lab)M. Clayton (Lib Dem)K. Dobson (Lib Dem)
1999A. Harland (Lab)M. Clayton (Lib Dem)M. Carmody (Lab)
2000A. Harland (Lab)M. Clayton (Lib Dem)M. Carmody (Lab)
June 2001M. Loughman (Lab)M. Clayton (Lib Dem)M. Carmody (Lab)
2002M. Loughman (Lab)M. Clayton (Lib Dem)M. Carmody (Lab)
2003M. Loughman (Lab)M. Clayton (Lib Dem)M. Carmody (Lab)

See also

References

  1. ^ Manchester City Council Election Results, 2nd Edition, Swarbrick (1993).
  2. ^ Manchester Evening News, 11 June 2004.
  3. ^ No. 606. 1973. Retrieved 26 February 2023.