Windsor
2010 Results:
Conservative: 30172 (60.85%)
Labour: 4910 (9.9%)
Liberal Democrat: 11118 (22.42%)
BNP: 950 (1.92%)
UKIP: 1612 (3.25%)
Green: 628 (1.27%)
Independent: 198 (0.4%)
Majority: 19054 (38.43%)
Notional 2005 Results:
Conservative: 21225 (50.7%)
Liberal Democrat: 11032 (26.4%)
Labour: 7383 (17.6%)
Other: 2219 (5.3%)
Majority: 10193 (24.4%)
Actual 2005 result
Conservative: 21646 (49.5%)
Labour: 8339 (19.1%)
Liberal Democrat: 11354 (26%)
Green: 1074 (2.5%)
UKIP: 1098 (2.5%)
Other: 182 (0.4%)
Majority: 10292 (23.6%)
2001 Result
Conservative: 19900 (47.3%)
Labour: 10137 (24.1%)
Liberal Democrat: 11011 (26.1%)
UKIP: 1062 (2.5%)
Majority: 8889 (21.1%)
1997 Result
Conservative: 24476 (48.2%)
Labour: 9287 (18.3%)
Liberal Democrat: 14559 (28.7%)
Referendum: 1676 (3.3%)
Other: 783 (1.5%)
Majority: 9917 (19.5%)
Boundary changes:
Profile:
Current MP: Adam Afriyie(Conservative) (more information at They work for you)
Adam Afriyie(Conservative) (more information at They work for you)
Amanjit Jhund (Labour) Born Glasgow. Educated at Edinburgh university. Doctor and entrepeneur.
Julian Tisi (Liberal Democrat) Educated at University of Reading. Chartered accountant.
Derek Wall (Green) Economics lecturer and author. Contested Bath 1987, Bristol 1989 European elections, Windsor 2005, South East 2009 European elections. Principle speaker of the Green Party 2006-2008.
John-Paul Rye (UKIP)Peter Phillips (BNP)Peter Hooper (Independent)2001 Census Demographics
Total 2001 Population: 95092
Male: 49.4%
Female: 50.6%
Under 18: 23.4%
Over 60: 18.3%
Born outside UK: 13.6%
White: 93.3%
Black: 0.9%
Asian: 3.3%
Mixed: 1.5%
Other: 1%
Christian: 75.4%
Hindu: 1%
Muslim: 1.2%
Sikh: 1.1%
Full time students: 2.6%
Graduates 16-74: 30.1%
No Qualifications 16-74: 18.3%
Owner-Occupied: 73.9%
Social Housing: 10.7% (Council: 1.9%, Housing Ass.: 8.8%)
Privately Rented: 10.1%
Homes without central heating and/or private bathroom: 4%
