1999_Carmarthenshire_County_Council_election

1999 Carmarthenshire County Council election

1999 Carmarthenshire County Council election

Welsh local election


The second elections to the Carmarthenshire County Council were held in May 1999.[1] It was preceded by the 1995 election and followed by the 2004 election. They resulted in a coalition between Independent councillors and Plaid Cymru for the next five years.

Overview

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Results

Abergwili (one seat)

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Ammanford (one seat)

Boundary Change. Two sitting members contested the seat.

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Betws (one seat)

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Bigyn (two seats)

No boundary changes but the number of seats reduced from three to two.

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Burry Port (two seats)

The Liberal Democrats won both seats in 1995 but Labour captured one of these in a by-election following the death of a sitting member.

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Bynea (one seat)

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Carmarthen Town North (two seats)

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Carmarthen Town South (two seats)

One of the seats was won by the Liberal Democrats in 1995 but lost to an Independent at a by-election following the death of the sitting member. The sitting Labour councillor, who had served on Carmarthen District Council since 1979, was de-selected by the party but was re-elected as an Independent Labour candidate.[2]

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Carmarthen Town West (two seats)

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Cenarth (one seat)

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Cilycwm (one seat)

Boundary change.

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Cynwyl Elfed (one seat)

Boundary Change. Two sitting members contested the seat.

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Cynwyl Gaeo (one seat)

Boundary Change.

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Dafen (one seat)

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Elli (one seat)

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Felinfoel (one seat)

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Garnant (one seat)

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Glanaman (one seat)

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Glanymor (two seats)

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Glyn (one seat)

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Gorslas (two seats)

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Hendy (one seat)

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Hengoed (two seats)

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Kidwelly (one seat)

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Laugharne Township (one seat)

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Llanboidy (one seat)

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Llanddarog (one seat)

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Llandeilo (one seat)

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Llandovery Town (one seat)

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Llandybie (two seats)

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Llanegwad and Llanfynydd (one seat)

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Llanfihangel Aberbythych (one seat)

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Llanfihangel-ar-Arth (one seat)

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Llangadog (one seat)

No Boundary Change. Ward named changed.

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Llangeler (one seat)

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Llangennech (two seats)

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Llangunnor (one seat)

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Llangyndeyrn (one seat)

An unusual situation arose in this ward where the sitting Labour member (and previously a member of Dyfed County Council since 1981) announced shortly before the close of nominations that he would not stand and pledged his support to the Plaid Cymru candidate.

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Llannon (two seats)

The previous Cross Hands (one seat) and Tumble (two seats) wards were merged to form a new two-seat ward. Three sitting councillors sought election.

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Llansteffan (one seat)

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Llanybydder (one seat)

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Lliedi (two seats)

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Llwynhendy (two seats)

No boundary change. One of the sitting Labour councillors was de-selected but successfully retained the seat as an Independent Labour candidate.

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Manordeilo and Salem (one seat)

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Pembrey (two seats)

One of the sitting Labour members was de-selected and stood unsuccessfully as an Independent.

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Penygroes (one seat)

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Pontamman (one seat)

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Pontyberem (one seat)

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Quarter Bach (one seat)

No boundary changes. Ward name changed.

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St Clears (one seat)

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St Ishmaels (one seat)

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Saron (two seats)

No boundary changes but an additional seat created

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Swiss Valley (one seat)

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Trelech (one seat)

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Trimsaran (one seat)

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Tycroes (one seat)

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Tyisha (two seats)

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Whitland (one seat)

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By-elections 1999-2004

Pontyberem 2000

A by-election was held in the Pontyberem ward following the death of Independent Labour councillor Ieuan Edwards.

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Hengoed 2001

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Llandybie 2001

A by-election was held in the Llandybie ward following the death of Independent councillor Gerald Earl, who had represented the ward on the Dyfed and Carmarthenshire councils since 1973.

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References

  1. "Results". Western Mail. 8 May 1999.
  2. This result is incorrect in the Western Mail.
  3. "Cumulative Index by Authority". Edkins Family Index. Edkins Family. Retrieved 7 June 2020.

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