Levenshulme North was an electoral division of Manchester City Council which was represented from 1909 until 1919. It covered part of Levenshulme in South Manchester.
Overview
Levenshulme North ward was created in 1909,CIVIC ELECTIONS, Manchester Courier, November 2, 1909, p.9 as a result of the Manchester Extension Scheme 1909, which transferred the urban districts of Gorton and Levenshulme to the Manchester corporation.GREATER MANCHESTER, Manchester Guardian, January 27, 1909, p.9 Initially, the ward's boundaries corresponded with those of the North East and North West wards of the former Levenshulme Urban District. In 1919, the ward was abolished and merged with the Levenshulme South ward to form a single Levenshulme ward.
For the entirety of its existence, the ward formed part of the Gorton Parliamentary constituency.Redistribution of Seats Act 1885 c.23, Schedule 6: Divisions of Boroughs
Councillors
ElectionCouncillorCouncillorCouncillor 1909 R. A. D. Carter (Con) R. Burtles (Con) W. B. Prichard (Lib) November 1909 F. Fenn (Con) R. S. Harper (Lib) L. Dobson (Con) 1910 F. Fenn (Con) R. S. Harper (Lib) L. Dobson (Con) 1911 F. Fenn (Con) R. S. Harper (Lib) L. Dobson (Con) 1912 F. Fenn (Con) R. S. Harper (Lib) L. Dobson (Con) 1913 F. Fenn (Con) R. S. Harper (Lib) L. Dobson (Con) 1914 F. Fenn (Con) R. S. Harper (Lib) L. Dobson (Con)
Elections
Elections in 1900s
November 1909
November 1909 (by-election)
Elections in 1910s
November 1910
November 1911
November 1912
November 1913
November 1914
See also Manchester City Council Manchester City Council elections
References