List of members of London County Council 1919–1937

This is a list of councillors and aldermen elected to the London County Council from 1919 to 1937.

Councillors 1919–1928

In 1919 triennial elections to the London County Council resumed. The elections due in 1916 had been postponed due to the First World War, and vacancies had been filled by co-option.

The size of the council was increased to 124 councillors and 20 aldermen from 1919. The councillors were elected for electoral divisions corresponding to the new parliamentary constituencies that had been created by the Representation of the People Act 1918. Seven women were elected in 1919."L.C.C. Election Results", The Times, 8 March 1919, p. 14.

Electoral division Elected 6 March 1919LCC Elections, The Times, 8 March 1919, p. 14 Party Elected 2 March 1922LCC Elections, The Times, 3 March 1922, p. 12 Party Elected 5 March 1925LCC Elections, The Times, 6 March 1925, p. 16 PartyCity of London Sir George Rowland Blades (resigned 11 November 1919)

Geoffrey Head (elected unopposed 1 December 1919)Municipal Reform Geoffrey HeadMunicipal Reform Geoffrey HeadMunicipal Reform Major Percy Coleman SimmonsMunicipal Reform Major Sir Percy Coleman SimmonsMunicipal Reform Major Sir Percy Coleman SimmonsMunicipal Reform Sir Lulham PoundMunicipal Reform Sir Lulham PoundMunicipal Reform Sir Lulham PoundMunicipal Reform Major William Wilson GranthamMunicipal Reform Major William Wilson GranthamMunicipal Reform Major William Wilson GranthamMunicipal ReformBattersea North Joseph George ButlerLabour Joseph George ButlerLabour Joseph George ButlerLabour Alf WattsLabour Alf WattsLabour Caroline Selina GanleyLabourBattersea South Edwin Evans (Politician)Municipal Reform Edwin Evans (Politician)Municipal Reform Charles James AllpassMunicipal Reform William Hammond (died 10 June 1921)

William Hall (elected 28 June 1921)Municipal Reform William HallMunicipal Reform Harry Ralph SelleyMunicipal ReformBermondsey Rotherhithe John Scott LidgettProgressiveAlan RandleLabour Alan RandleLabour Robert Leishman StuartProgressive William John WebbLabour William John WebbLabourBermondsey West Harold GlanvilleProgressive Eveline LoweLabour Eveline LoweLabour Montague ShearmanProgressive Frederick Charles LangtonLabour Benjamin Thomas EmbletonLabourBethnal Green North East Sir Edward SmithProgressive Sir Edgar Bonham-CarterProgressive H T MacdonaldLabour Garnham EdmondsProgressive William ShadforthProgressive George BeltLabourBethnal Green South West Rev. Stewart HeadlamProgressive Rev. Stewart HeadlamProgressive Ronald Potter JonesProgressive Percy Alfred HarrisProgressive Percy Alfred HarrisProgressive Percy Alfred HarrisProgressiveCamberwell Dulwich Henry Cubitt GoochMunicipal Reform Henry Cubitt GoochMunicipal Reform Henry Cubitt GoochMunicipal Reform Colonel Francis Edward FremantleMunicipal Reform Captain George Sitwell Campbell SwintonMunicipal Reform Captain George Sitwell Campbell SwintonMunicipal ReformCamberwell North Charles George Ammon MPLabour Charles George Ammon MPLabour Agnes DawsonLabour Herbert Arthur BakerProgressive Cecil Aubrey Gwynne ManningLabour Cecil Aubrey Gwynne ManningLabourCamberwell North-West Henry Ernest WoodProgressive Captain C D KingstonMunicipal Reform William Harold WebbeMunicipal Reform Seth CowardProgressive William Jackson MortonMunicipal Reform William Jackson MortonMunicipal ReformCamberwell Peckham Thomas GautreyProgressive Thomas GautreyProgressive Ruth DaltonLabour Lord HaddoProgressive Lord HaddoProgressive Jack Percy BlakeLabourChelsea Ernest Louis MeinertzhagenMunicipal Reform Ernest Louis MeinertzhagenMunicipal Reform Ernest Louis MeinertzhagenMunicipal Reform Ronald Collet NormanMunicipal Reform William SidneyMunicipal Reform The Hon. William SidneyMunicipal ReformDeptford Margaret McMillanLabour Captain Guy Herbert Walmisley, MCMunicipal Reform James MahoneyLabour John SpeakmanLabour Marshall James PikeMunicipal Reform John SpeakmanLabourFinsbury George Masterman GilletProgressive Otho William NicholsonMunicipal Reform Rear Admiral Ernest Augustus TaylorMunicipal Reform Alfred BakerProgressiveRachel M ParsonsMunicipal Reform James Alexander Lawson DuncanMunicipal ReformFulham East Lieutenant-General Sir Francis LloydMunicipal Reform Frank HolmesMunicipal Reform Frank HolmesMunicipal Reform Beatrix Margaret LyallMunicipal Reform Beatrix Margaret LyallMunicipal Reform Dame Beatrix Margaret LyallMunicipal ReformFulham West Sir Cyril S Cobb MPMunicipal Reform Sir Cyril S Cobb MPMunicipal Reform Sir Cyril S Cobb MPMunicipal Reform Brigadier-General William Ward WarnerMunicipal Reform Frank W HobbsMunicipal Reform Captain Frank W HobbsMunicipal ReformGreenwich George Hopwood Hume Municipal Reform George Rowland Hill Municipal Reform J Madeline Hill Municipal Reform Ernest Dence Municipal Reform Ernest Dence Municipal Reform Ernest DenceMunicipal ReformHackney Central Henrietta AdlerProgressive Henrietta AdlerProgressive Humfrey Henry EdmundsMunicipal Reform Sergeant William RayMunicipal Reform William RayMunicipal Reform William RayMunicipal ReformHackney North Lady Trustram EveMunicipal Reform Lady Trustram EveMunicipal Reform Evelyn EmmetMunicipal Reform Captain Oscar Emanuel WarburgMunicipal Reform Captain Oscar Emanuel WarburgMunicipal Reform Captain Oscar Emanuel WarburgMunicipal ReformHackney South Theodore ChapmanProgressive Theodore ChapmanProgressive Ada SalterLabour J J McClellandProgressive H O GrantProgressive Alfred BakerLabourHammersmith North Frank MayleMunicipal Reform Lord DeciesMunicipal Reform Marshall HaysMunicipal Reform David CawdronMunicipal Reform David CawdronMunicipal Reform Priscilla WorsthorneMunicipal ReformHammersmith South Francis Robert Ince AndertonMunicipal Reform Francis Robert Ince AndertonMunicipal Reform John Crawford PlattMunicipal Reform Major Isidore SalmonMunicipal Reform Major Isidore SalmonModerate Bertie Jonathan SamelsMunicipal ReformHampstead Andrew Thomas TaylorMunicipal Reform Andrew Thomas TaylorMunicipal Reform Andrew Thomas Taylor (resigned 6 February 1926)

Frank Geere Howard (elected unopposed 4 March 1926)Municipal Reform Walter ReynoldsMunicipal Reform Walter ReynoldsMunicipal Reform Walter ReynoldsMunicipal ReformHolborn Henry Hugh TaskerMunicipal Reform Major Robert Inigo TaskerMunicipal Reform Major Robert Inigo Tasker MPMunicipal Reform Lord Eustace PercyMunicipal Reform George HarveyMunicipal Reform Bracewell SmithMunicipal ReformIslington East William Lace ClagueProgressive William Lace ClagueProgressive Captain Edward Charles Cobb, DSOMunicipal Reform Jack Percy BlakeProgressive Jack Percy BlakeProgressive Thelma CazaletMunicipal ReformIslington North Frederick Lionel DoveMunicipal Reform Frederick Lionel DoveMunicipal Reform Frederick Lionel DoveMunicipal Reform Robert McKennaLabour Rosamund SmithMunicipal Reform Rosamund SmithMunicipal ReformIslington South George DewProgressive George DewProgressive Tom Forrest HowardMunicipal Reform Howell Jones WilliamsProgressive Sir Howell Jones WilliamsProgressive William Thoresby CookseyMunicipal ReformIslington West Henry MillsProgressive Henry MillsProgressive Henry MillsProgressive James SkinnerProgressive Frank Walter RaffetyProgressive Sidney Charles HarperMunicipal ReformKensington North David DavisMunicipal Reform David DavisMunicipal Reform David DavisMunicipal Reform Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Bingham LevitaMunicipal Reform Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Bingham LevitaMunicipal Reform Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Bingham LevitaMunicipal ReformKensington South Major General William Frederick CavayeMunicipal Reform Major General William Frederick CavayeMunicipal Reform Lady Trustram EveMunicipal Reform Henry Vincent RoweMunicipal Reform Henry Vincent RoweMunicipal Reform Henry Vincent Rowe (died 17 June 1927)

Frederick E Williams (elected unopposed 14 July 1927)Municipal ReformLambeth Brixton Sir Charles Henry GibbsMunicipal Reform Gervas Evelyn PierrepontMunicipal Reform Captain Gervas Evelyn Pierrepont MCMunicipal Reform Major Ernest Gray MPMunicipal Reform Ernest Gray MPMunicipal Reform Nigel Claudian Dalziel ColmanMunicipal ReformLambeth Kennington Sir John Williams BennProgressive Sir John Williams Benn (died 10 April 1922)Progressive George Maurice BeaufoyMunicipal ReformHarry Gosling (elected 29 April 1922)Labour Harry GoslingLabour Harold SwannMunicipal Reform Harold SwannMunicipal ReformLambeth North Thomas Owen JacobsenProgressive R C E PowellLabour R C E PowellLabour Rose Lamartine YatesIndependent Reginald MyerProgressive George Russell StraussLabourLambeth Norwood Cecil Urquhart FisherMunicipal Reform Rose Dunn-GardnerMunicipal Reform Rose Dunn-GardnerMunicipal Reform Forbes St John MorrowMunicipal Reform William Francis MarchantMunicipal Reform Captain William Francis MarchantMunicipal ReformLewisham East Major Eric BallMunicipal Reform Lieutenant-Colonel Eric BallMunicipal Reform John LittlejohnsMunicipal Reform Richard Owen RobertsMunicipal Reform Richard Owen RobertsMunicipal Reform Major Walter WaringMunicipal ReformLewisham West Major Philip DawsonMunicipal Reform Edward Taswell CampbellMunicipal Reform E G Sawyer (resigned 29 September 1926)

Frederick Leigh-Pollitt (elected unopposed 28 October 1926)Municipal Reform Robert JacksonMunicipal Reform Percival Harry ReedMunicipal Reform Percival Harry ReedMunicipal ReformPaddington North Herbert LidiardModerate Thomas Clarence Edward GoffModerate Major Thomas Clarence Edward GoffModerate John Herbert HunterMunicipal Reform John Herbert HunterMunicipal Reform John Herbert HunterKnighted as Sir Herbert Hunter, June 1925Municipal ReformPaddington South Lieutenant-Colonel John Burgess-Preston KarslakeMunicipal Reform Lieutenant-Colonel John Burgess-Preston KarslakeMunicipal Reform Lieutenant-Colonel John Burgess-Preston KarslakeMunicipal Reform Major Harry Barned Lewis-BarnedMunicipal Reform Major Harry Barned Lewis-BarnedMunicipal Reform Major Harry Barned Lewis-BarnedMunicipal ReformPoplar, Bow and Bromley Charlie Sumner Labour Charlie Sumner Labour Charlie Sumner (died 8 December 1925)

Thomas John Blacketer (elected unopposed 11 January 1926) Labour Edward Cruse Labour Edward Cruse Labour Edward Cruse LabourPoplar South Samuel March Labour Samuel March Labour George William Mills Labour Susan Lawrence Labour Susan Lawrence Labour Susan Lawrence LabourSt Marylebone Lieutenant-Colonel Eustace Widdrington Morrison-BellMunicipal Reform Dr Adeline RobertsMunicipal Reform Dr Adeline RobertsMunicipal Reform Ernest SangerMunicipal Reform Ernest SangerMunicipal Reform Ernest SangerMunicipal ReformSt Pancras North William Lloyd-TaylorProgressive Captain Ian FraserMunicipal Reform Alexander Muir ShandMunicipal Reform John Hunter HarleyProgressive (Constance) Alice ElliotMunicipal Reform (Constance) Alice ElliotMunicipal ReformSt Pancras South East David DaviesMunicipal Reform David Davies ¶Municipal Reform David DaviesMunicipal Reform Mrs E J HopkinsMunicipal Reform Mrs E J HopkinsMunicipal Reform Mrs E J HopkinsMunicipal ReformSt Pancras South West Lieutenant-Colonel Auberon Claud Hegan KennardMunicipal Reform Lieutenant-Colonel Auberon Claud Hegan KennardMunicipal Reform Adrian Charles MoreingMunicipal Reform Charles William MatthewsMunicipal Reform Charles William Matthews ¶Municipal Reform Charles William MatthewsMunicipal ReformShoreditch Henry WardProgressive Henry WardProgressive Thomas John Sillitoe Labour Charles E. Taylor Labour Frank Stanley HenwoodProgressive Alfred Walton LabourSouthwark Central James Daniel Gilbert MPProgressive James Daniel Gilbert MPProgressive James Daniel GilbertProgressive George Henry CookProgressive George Henry CookProgressive George Henry CookProgressiveSouthwark North Consuelo, Duchess of Marlborough (resigned 27 April 1920)