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1982 Havering London Borough Council election

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The 1982 local elections included all London boroughs, several English boroughs and a handful of Scottish regional elections. The previous London Borough elections were in 1978.

Election result[edit]

Havering London Borough is formed of three parliamentary constituencies: Hornchurch, Romford and Upminster. The Conservative party received the highest proportion of votes across all three boroughs,^[1] retaining overall control of the council.

Ward results[edit]

There were 25 wards within Havering Borough, all of which held an election.^[1] Fourteen wards elected a Conservative party candidate, four a Labour party candidate, two a Liberal and Social Democratic Party Alliance candidate, two a candidate from the Residents' Association, two an Independent Ratepayer, and one a candidate from the Ratepayer's Association.^[1]

Ardleigh Green[edit]

Brooklands[edit]

Chase Cross[edit]

Collier Row[edit]

Cranham East[edit]

Cranham West[edit]

Elm Park[edit]

Emerson Park[edit]

Gidea Park[edit]

Gooshays[edit]

Hacton[edit]

Harold Wood[edit]

Heath Park[edit]

Heaton[edit]

Hilldene[edit]

Hylands[edit]

Mawney[edit]

Oldchurch[edit]

Rainham[edit]

Rise Park[edit]

St Andrew's[edit]

St Edward's[edit]

South Hornchurch[edit]

Upminster[edit]

References[edit]

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