List of members of London County Council 1919–1937 explained

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.^[1]

Electoral division	Elected 6 March 1919^[2]	Party		Elected 2 March 1922^[3]	Party		Elected 5 March 1925^[4]	Party
City of London	Sir George Rowland Blades (resigned 11 November 1919) Geoffrey Head (elected unopposed 1 December 1919)		Municipal Reform	Geoffrey Head		Municipal Reform	Geoffrey Head		Municipal Reform
	Major Percy Coleman Simmons		Municipal Reform	Major Sir Percy Coleman Simmons		Municipal Reform	Major Sir Percy Coleman Simmons		Municipal Reform
	Sir Lulham Pound		Municipal Reform	Sir Lulham Pound		Municipal Reform	Sir Lulham Pound		Municipal Reform
	Major William Wilson Grantham		Municipal Reform	Major William Wilson Grantham		Municipal Reform	Major William Wilson Grantham		Municipal Reform
Battersea North	Joseph George Butler		Labour	Joseph George Butler		Labour	Joseph George Butler		Labour
	Alf Watts		Labour	Alf Watts		Labour	Caroline Selina Ganley		Labour
Battersea South	Edwin Evans (Politician)		Municipal Reform	Edwin Evans (Politician)		Municipal Reform	Charles James Allpass		Municipal Reform
	William Hammond (died 10 June 1921) William Hall (elected 28 June 1921)		Municipal Reform	William Hall		Municipal Reform	Harry Ralph Selley		Municipal Reform
Bermondsey Rotherhithe	John Scott Lidgett		Progressive	Alan Randle		Labour	Alan Randle		Labour
	Robert Leishman Stuart		Progressive	William John Webb		Labour	William John Webb		Labour
Bermondsey West	Harold Glanville		Progressive	Eveline Lowe		Labour	Eveline Lowe		Labour
	Montague Shearman		Progressive	Frederick Charles Langton		Labour	Benjamin Thomas Embleton		Labour
Bethnal Green North East	Sir Edward Smith		Progressive	Sir Edgar Bonham-Carter		Progressive	H T Macdonald		Labour
	Garnham Edmonds		Progressive	William Shadforth		Progressive	George Belt		Labour
Bethnal Green South West	Rev. Stewart Headlam		Progressive	Rev. Stewart Headlam		Progressive	Ronald P Jones		Progressive
	Percy Alfred Harris		Progressive	Percy Alfred Harris		Progressive	Percy Alfred Harris		Progressive
Camberwell Dulwich	Henry Cubitt Gooch		Municipal Reform	Henry Cubitt Gooch		Municipal Reform	Henry Cubitt Gooch		Municipal Reform
	Colonel Francis Edward Fremantle		Municipal Reform	Captain George Sitwell Campbell Swinton		Municipal Reform	Captain George Sitwell Campbell Swinton		Municipal Reform
Camberwell North	Charles George Ammon MP		Labour	Charles George Ammon MP		Labour	Agnes Dawson		Labour
	Herbert Arthur Baker		Progressive	Cecil Aubrey Gwynne Manning		Labour	Cecil Aubrey Gwynne Manning		Labour
Camberwell North-West	Henry Ernest Wood		Progressive	Captain C D Kingston		Municipal Reform	William Harold Webbe		Municipal Reform
	Seth Coward		Progressive	William Jackson Morton		Municipal Reform	William Jackson Morton		Municipal Reform
Camberwell Peckham	Thomas Gautrey		Progressive	Thomas Gautrey		Progressive	Ruth Dalton		Labour
	Lord Haddo		Progressive	Lord Haddo		Progressive	Jack Percy Blake		Labour
Chelsea	Ernest Louis Meinertzhagen		Municipal Reform	Ernest Louis Meinertzhagen		Municipal Reform	Ernest Louis Meinertzhagen		Municipal Reform
	Ronald Collet Norman		Municipal Reform	William Sidney		Municipal Reform	The Hon. William Sidney		Municipal Reform
Deptford	Margaret McMillan		Labour	Captain Guy Herbert Walmisley, MC		Municipal Reform	James Mahoney		Labour
	John Speakman		Labour	Marshall James Pike		Municipal Reform	John Speakman		Labour
Finsbury	George Masterman Gillet		Progressive	Otho William Nicholson		Municipal Reform	Rear Admiral Ernest Augustus Taylor		Municipal Reform
	Alfred Baker		Progressive	Rachel M Parsons		Municipal Reform	James Alexander Lawson Duncan		Municipal Reform
Fulham East	Lieutenant-General Sir Francis Lloyd		Municipal Reform	Frank Holmes		Municipal Reform	Frank Holmes		Municipal Reform
	Beatrix Margaret Lyall		Municipal Reform	Beatrix Margaret Lyall		Municipal Reform	Dame Beatrix Margaret Lyall		Municipal Reform
Fulham West	Sir Cyril S Cobb MP		Municipal Reform	Sir Cyril S Cobb MP		Municipal Reform	Sir Cyril S Cobb MP		Municipal Reform
	Brigadier-General William Ward Warner		Municipal Reform	Frank W Hobbs		Municipal Reform	Captain Frank W Hobbs		Municipal Reform
Greenwich	George Hopwood Hume		Municipal Reform	George Rowland Hill		Municipal Reform	J Madeline Hill		Municipal Reform
	Ernest Dence		Municipal Reform	Ernest Dence		Municipal Reform	Ernest Dence		Municipal Reform
Hackney Central	Henrietta Adler		Progressive	Henrietta Adler		Progressive	Humfrey Henry Edmunds		Municipal Reform
	Sergeant William Ray		Municipal Reform	William Ray		Municipal Reform	William Ray		Municipal Reform
Hackney North	Lady Trustram Eve		Municipal Reform	Lady Trustram Eve		Municipal Reform	Evelyn Emmet		Municipal Reform
	Captain Oscar Emanuel Warburg		Municipal Reform	Captain Oscar Emanuel Warburg		Municipal Reform	Captain Oscar Emanuel Warburg		Municipal Reform
Hackney South	Theodore Chapman		Progressive	Theodore Chapman		Progressive	Ada Salter		Labour
	J J McClelland		Progressive	H O Grant		Progressive	Alfred Baker		Labour
Hammersmith North	Frank Mayle		Municipal Reform	Lord Decies		Municipal Reform	Marshall Hays		Municipal Reform
	David Cawdron		Municipal Reform	David Cawdron		Municipal Reform	Priscilla Worsthorne		Municipal Reform
Hammersmith South	Francis Robert Ince Anderton		Municipal Reform	Francis Robert Ince Anderton		Municipal Reform	John Crawford Platt		Municipal Reform
	Major Isidore Salmon		Municipal Reform	Major Isidore Salmon		Moderate	Bertie Jonathan Samels		Municipal Reform
Hampstead	Andrew Thomas Taylor		Municipal Reform	Andrew Thomas Taylor		Municipal Reform	Andrew Thomas Taylor (resigned 6 February 1926) Frank Geere Howard (elected unopposed 4 March 1926)		Municipal Reform
	Walter Reynolds		Municipal Reform	Walter Reynolds		Municipal Reform	Walter Reynolds		Municipal Reform
Holborn	Henry Hugh Tasker		Municipal Reform	Major Robert Inigo Tasker		Municipal Reform	Major Robert Inigo Tasker MP		Municipal Reform
	Lord Eustace Percy		Municipal Reform	George Harvey		Municipal Reform	Bracewell Smith		Municipal Reform
Islington East	William Lace Clague		Progressive	William Lace Clague		Progressive	Captain Edward Charles Cobb, DSO		Municipal Reform
	Jack Percy Blake		Progressive	Jack Percy Blake		Progressive	Thelma Cazalet		Municipal Reform
Islington North	Frederick Lionel Dove		Municipal Reform	Frederick Lionel Dove		Municipal Reform	Frederick Lionel Dove		Municipal Reform
	Robert McKenna		Labour	Rosamund Smith		Municipal Reform	Rosamund Smith		Municipal Reform
Islington South	George Dew		Progressive	George Dew		Progressive	Tom Forrest Howard		Municipal Reform
	Howell Jones Williams		Progressive	Sir Howell Jones Williams		Progressive	William Thoresby Cooksey		Municipal Reform
Islington West	Henry Mills		Progressive	Henry Mills		Progressive	Henry Mills		Progressive
	James Skinner		Progressive	Frank Walter Raffety		Progressive	Sidney Charles Harper		Municipal Reform
Kensington North	David Davis		Municipal Reform	David Davis		Municipal Reform	David Davis		Municipal Reform
	Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Bingham Levita		Municipal Reform	Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Bingham Levita		Municipal Reform	Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Bingham Levita		Municipal Reform
Kensington South	Major General William Frederick Cavaye		Municipal Reform	Major General William Frederick Cavaye		Municipal Reform	Lady Trustram Eve		Municipal Reform
	Henry Vincent Rowe		Municipal Reform	Henry Vincent Rowe		Municipal Reform	Henry Vincent Rowe (died 17 June 1927) Frederick E Williams (elected unopposed 14 July 1927)		Municipal Reform
Lambeth Brixton	Sir Charles Henry Gibbs		Municipal Reform	Gervas Evelyn Pierrepont		Municipal Reform	Captain Gervas Evelyn Pierrepont MC		Municipal Reform
	Major Ernest Gray MP		Municipal Reform	Ernest Gray MP		Municipal Reform	Nigel Claudian Dalziel Colman		Municipal Reform
Lambeth Kennington	Sir John Williams Benn		Progressive	Sir John Williams Benn (died 10 April 1922)		Progressive	George Maurice Beaufoy		Municipal Reform
				Harry Gosling (elected 29 April 1922)		Labour
	Harry Gosling		Labour	Harold Swann		Municipal Reform	Harold Swann		Municipal Reform
Lambeth North	Thomas Owen Jacobsen		Progressive	R C E Powell		Labour	R C E Powell		Labour
	Rose Lamartine Yates		Independent	Reginald Myer		Progressive	George Russell Strauss		Labour
Lambeth Norwood	Cecil Urquhart Fisher		Municipal Reform	Rose Dunn-Gardner		Municipal Reform	Rose Dunn-Gardner		Municipal Reform
	Forbes St John Morrow		Municipal Reform	William Francis Marchant		Municipal Reform	Captain William Francis Marchant		Municipal Reform
Lewisham East	Major Eric Ball		Municipal Reform	Lieutenant-Colonel Eric Ball		Municipal Reform	John Littlejohns		Municipal Reform
	Richard Owen Roberts		Municipal Reform	Richard Owen Roberts		Municipal Reform	Major Walter Waring		Municipal Reform
Lewisham West	Major Philip Dawson		Municipal Reform	Edward Taswell Campbell		Municipal Reform	E G Sawyer (resigned 29 September 1926) Frederick Leigh-Pollitt (elected unopposed 28 October 1926)		Municipal Reform
	Robert Jackson		Municipal Reform	Percival Harry Reed		Municipal Reform	Percival Harry Reed		Municipal Reform
Paddington North	Herbert Lidiard		Moderate	Thomas Clarence Edward Goff		Moderate	Major Thomas Clarence Edward Goff		Moderate
	John Herbert Hunter		Municipal Reform	John Herbert Hunter		Municipal Reform	John Herbert Hunter Knighted as Sir Herbert Hunter, June 1925		Municipal Reform
Paddington South	Lieutenant-Colonel John Burgess-Preston Karslake		Municipal Reform	Lieutenant-Colonel John Burgess-Preston Karslake		Municipal Reform	Lieutenant-Colonel John Burgess-Preston Karslake		Municipal Reform
	Major Harry Barned Lewis-Barned		Municipal Reform	Major Harry Barned Lewis-Barned		Municipal Reform	Major Harry Barned Lewis-Barned		Municipal Reform
Poplar, 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		Labour
Poplar South	Samuel March		Labour	Samuel March		Labour	George William Mills		Labour
	Susan Lawrence		Labour	Susan Lawrence		Labour	Susan Lawrence		Labour
St Marylebone	Lieutenant-Colonel Eustace Widdrington Morrison-Bell		Municipal Reform	Dr Adeline Roberts		Municipal Reform	Dr Adeline Roberts		Municipal Reform
	Ernest Sanger		Municipal Reform	Ernest Sanger		Municipal Reform	Ernest Sanger		Municipal Reform
St Pancras North	William Lloyd-Taylor		Progressive	Captain Ian Fraser		Municipal Reform	Alexander Muir Shand		Municipal Reform
	John Hunter Harley		Progressive	(Constance) Alice Elliot^[5]		Municipal Reform	(Constance) Alice Elliot		Municipal Reform
St Pancras South East	David Davies		Municipal Reform	David Davies ¶		Municipal Reform	David Davies		Municipal Reform
	Mrs E J Hopkins		Municipal Reform	Mrs E J Hopkins		Municipal Reform	Mrs E J Hopkins		Municipal Reform
St Pancras South West	Lieutenant-Colonel Auberon Claud Hegan Kennard		Municipal Reform	Lieutenant-Colonel Auberon Claud Hegan Kennard		Municipal Reform	Adrian Charles Moreing		Municipal Reform
	Charles William Matthews		Municipal Reform	Charles William Matthews ¶		Municipal Reform	Charles William Matthews		Municipal Reform
Shoreditch	Henry Ward		Progressive	Henry Ward		Progressive	Thomas John Sillitoe		Labour
	Charles E. Taylor		Labour	Frank Stanley Henwood		Progressive	Alfred Walton		Labour
Southwark Central	James Daniel Gilbert MP		Progressive	James Daniel Gilbert MP		Progressive	James Daniel Gilbert		Progressive
	George Henry Cook		Progressive	George Henry Cook		Progressive	George Henry Cook^[6]		Progressive
Southwark North	Consuelo, Duchess of Marlborough (resigned 27 April 1920) J O Devereux (elected 13 May 1920)		Progressive	J O Devereux		Progressive	J O Devereux		Progressive Ratepayers
	Walter J Wightman		Progressive	Frank Percy Rider		Municipal Reform	T E Gibbings		Labour
Southwark South East	Rev. John C. Morris		Progressive	John Osborn		Progressive	Dr Stella Churchill		Labour
	W J Pincombe		Progressive	W J Pincombe		Progressive	Lewis Silkin		Labour
Stepney, Limehouse	Henry Marks		Progressive	Henry Marks		Progressive	I Lyons		Labour
	Robert M Bryan		Labour	Mrs C B Lankester		Municipal Reform	Anna Mathew		Labour
Stepney, Mile End	Captain Alfred Ordway Goodrich		Municipal Reform	Captain John Cecil Gerard Leigh		Municipal Reform	Julia Scurr (resigned 17 February 1926)		Labour
							John Bigelow Dodge (elected 15 March 1926)		Anti-Socialist (joined Municipal Reform Party on taking seat)
	D Hazel		Municipal Reform	Captain Offley Wakeman		Municipal Reform	Hugh Roberts		Labour
Stepney, Whitechapel and St George's	Henry Herman Gordon		Progressive	Christopher John Kelly		Labour	Christopher John Kelly		Labour
	William C. Johnson		Progressive	William C. Johnson		Progressive	Morry Davis		Labour
Stoke Newington	Edward Holton Coumbe		Municipal Reform	Major Edward Holton Coumbe		Municipal Reform	Major Edward Holton Coumbe		Municipal Reform
	W H Key		Municipal Reform	Archibald Albert McDonald Gordon		Municipal Reform	Archibald Albert McDonald Gordon		Municipal Reform
Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting	Rev. Bevill Allen		Progressive	John Ernest Perring		Municipal Reform	John Ernest Perring		Municipal Reform
	Rev. Henry Herman Carlisle		Progressive	Malcolm Campbell-Johnston		Municipal Reform	Malcolm Campbell-Johnston		Municipal Reform
Wandsworth, Central	Major Viscount Bury		Municipal Reform	Charles Paston Crane		Municipal Reform	Clyde Wilson		Municipal Reform
	Robert G Taylor		Municipal Reform	Robert G Taylor		Municipal Reform	Robert G Taylor		Municipal Reform
Wandsworth, Clapham	Herbert Francis Golds (died 9 April 1921) Cyril Henry Montague Jacobs (elected 2 May 1921)		Municipal Reform	Cyril Henry Montague Jacobs		Municipal Reform	Cyril Henry Montague Jacobs		Municipal Reform
	Sir George Bettesworth Piggott		Municipal Reform	Lord Monk Bretton		Municipal Reform	Lord Monk Bretton		Municipal Reform
Wandsworth, Putney	C T Dickins		Municipal Reform	William Hunt		Municipal Reform	William Hunt		Municipal Reform
	Lieutenant-Commander Alfred Cooper Rawson		Municipal Reform	Angus Newton Scott		Municipal Reform	Angus Newton Scott		Municipal Reform
Wandsworth, Streatham	Sir Arthur Cornelius Roberts		Municipal Reform	Sir Arthur Roberts		Municipal Reform	J Elliott Mark		Municipal Reform
	A Clifford Thomas (resigned 26 April 1921) Captain Frederic Bertram Galer (elected unopposed 9 May 1921)		Municipal Reform	Captain Frederic Bertram Galer		Municipal Reform	Captain Frederic Bertram Galer		Municipal Reform
Westminster, Abbey	John Maria Gatti		Municipal Reform	John Maria Gatti		Municipal Reform	John Maria Gatti		Municipal Reform
	Reginald White Granville-Smith		Municipal Reform	Reginald White Granville-Smith		Municipal Reform	Captain James Cornelius Dalton		Municipal Reform
Westminster, St George's	Brigadier-General Richard Joshua Cooper		Municipal Reform	Brigadier-General Richard Joshua Cooper		Municipal Reform	Lord Falmouth		Municipal Reform
	Hubert John Greenwood		Municipal Reform	Hubert John Greenwood		Municipal Reform	Hubert John Greenwood		Municipal Reform
Woolwich, East	Captain Leslie Haden-Guest, MC		Labour	Herbert Morrison		Labour	Herbert Morrison		Labour
	Henry Snell		Labour	Henry Snell		Labour	William Harold Hutchinson		Labour
Woolwich, West	William James Squires		Municipal Reform	Sidney Herbert Cuff		Municipal Reform	Frederick Thomas Halse		Municipal Reform
	Lieutenant-Colonel Percy Reginald Simner DSO		Municipal Reform	Ernest Henry Kemp		Municipal Reform	Ernest Henry Kemp		Municipal Reform

¶ Previously an alderman.

County aldermen 1919–1934

In addition to the 124 councillors the council consisted of 20 county aldermen. Aldermen were elected by the council, and served a six-year term. Half of the aldermanic bench (nine or ten aldermen) were elected every three years following the triennial council election.

Term	Alderman	Party
1919 - 1925^[7]	Captain Louis Courtauld (died 1922)		Municipal Reform
1919 - 1925, 1925 - 1931^[8]	John William Gilbert (knighted 1922)^[9]		Municipal Reform
1919 - 1925	Bernard Henry Holland		Municipal Reform
1919 - 1925	Sir Cyril Jackson		Municipal Reform
1919 - 1925	Howard Willmott Liversidge		Municipal Reform
1919 - 1925, 1925 - 1931	Lady St Helier		Municipal Reform
1919 - 1923	Charles James Mathew (died January 1923)^[10]		Progressive
1919 - 1925	Henry Evan Auguste Cotton		Progressive
1919 - 1925	Henry de Rosenbach Walker		Progressive
1919 - 1925, 1928 - 1934	Katherine Wallas		Progressive
1919 - 1922, 1922 - 1928,^[11] 1928 - 1934	Albert Emil Davies		Labour
1922 - 1928	John Jacob Astor		Municipal Reform
1922 - 1928	Alfred Ordway Goodrich		Municipal Reform
1922 - 1928, 1928 - 1934	George Hopwood Hume (knighted 1924)		Municipal Reform
1922 - 1928	Dr Florence Barrie Lambert		Municipal Reform
1922 - 1928, 1928 - 1934	Ronald Collet Norman		Municipal Reform
1922 - 1928	Jessie Wilton Phipps (Dame from 1926)^[12]		Municipal Reform
1922 - 1928	Sir Harry Lushington Stephen		Municipal Reform
1922 - 1928	Herbert Arthur Baker		Progressive
1922 - 1928	Dr John Scott Lidgett		Progressive
1922 - 1925	George Masterman Gillett (in place of Courtald) (resigned 11 March 1924)		Labour
1924 - 1925	Alfred Baker (in place of Gillett) (18 March 1924)		Labour
1925 - 1931	Sir Francis Robert Ince Anderton		Municipal Reform
1925 - 1931	Lord Haddo		Municipal Reform
1925 - 1931	Mrs C B Lankester		Municipal Reform
1925 - 1931	Guy Herbert Walmisley		Municipal Reform
1925 - 1931	Richard Coppock		Labour
1925 - 1931	Ewart Gladstone Culpin		Labour
1925 - 1931	John Scurr MP		Labour
1925 - 1931	William C Johnson		Progressive
1928 - 1934^[13]	David Davies		Municipal Reform
1928 - 1934	Lord Cranbrook		Municipal Reform
1928 - 1934	George Maurice Beaufoy		Municipal Reform
1928 - 1934	Charles William Matthews		Municipal Reform
1928 - 1934	Charles Latham		Labour
1928 - 1934	Esther Rickards		Labour

Party strength 1919–1928

The strength of the parties on the council after each election was as follows:^[14]

Party	Councillors 1919	Aldermen 1919	Total 1919	Councillors 1922	Aldermen 1922	Total 1922	Councillors 1925	Aldermen 1925	Total 1925
Municipal Reform	68	12	80	82	12	94	83	13	96
Progressive	40	6	46	26	5	31	6	3	9
Labour	15	2	17	16	3	19	35	4	39
Independents	1	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0

Councillors 1928–1937

Electoral division	Elected 8 March 1928^[15]			Elected 5 March 1931^[16]			Elected 8 March 1934^[17]
	Name	Party		Name	Party		Name	Party
City of London	Geoffrey Head		Municipal Reform	Geoffrey Head		Municipal Reform	Sir Angus Newton Scott‡		Municipal Reform
	Sir Percy Simmons		Municipal Reform	Sir Percy Simmons		Municipal Reform	Sir Percy Simmons		Municipal Reform
	Josiah Gunton (died 5 March 1930) William Phené Neal (elected unopposed 4 April 1930)		Municipal Reform	Alderman Sir Louis A Newton		Municipal Reform	Sir Frank Bowater		Municipal Reform
	Major William Wilson Grantham		Municipal Reform	Major William Wilson Grantham		Municipal Reform	William Wilson Grantham K C		Municipal Reform
Battersea North	Lt. Col. Morris Boscawen Savage^[18]		Municipal Reform	A Vincent Clarke		Municipal Reform	F C R Douglas		Labour
	Edgar John Sainsbury		Municipal Reform	Edgar John Sainsbury		Municipal Reform	Caroline Selina Ganley		Labour
Battersea South	Charles James Allpass		Municipal Reform	Charles James Allpass		Municipal Reform	Charles James Allpass		Municipal Reform
	Harry Ralph Selley		Municipal Reform	Harry Ralph Selley		Municipal Reform	Harry Ralph Selley MP		Municipal Reform
Bermondsey Rotherhithe	I J Hayward		Labour	I J Hayward		Labour	I J Hayward		Labour
	Sidney Stranks		Labour	Sidney Stranks		Labour	James Allan Gillison^[19]		Labour
Bermondsey West	Evelyn Mary Lowe		Labour	Evelyn Mary Lowe		Labour	Evelyn Mary Lowe		Labour
	Ada Salter‡		Labour	Ada Salter		Labour	Ada Salter		Labour
Bethnal Green North East	Richard Edward Pearson		Liberal	Richard Edward Pearson		Liberal	Rachel Susanna Keeling		Labour
	Eleanor Joan Clara Nathan		Liberal	Eleanor Joan Clara Nathan		Liberal	Thomas Dawson		Labour
Bethnal Green South West	Ronald Potter Jones		Liberal	Ronald Potter Jones		Liberal	J E A King		Labour
	Percy Alfred Harris		Liberal	Percy Alfred Harris		Liberal	Reginald Stamp		Labour
Camberwell Dulwich	Henry Cubitt Gooch		Municipal Reform	Sir Henry Cubitt Gooch		Municipal Reform	Frederick Charles Eaton		Municipal Reform
	Henry Alfred Wilmot		Municipal Reform	Henry Alfred Wilmot (died 21 December 1933: seat remained vacant)^[20]		Municipal Reform	William Hall Hickin		Municipal Reform
Camberwell North	Agnes Dawson		Labour	Agnes Dawson		Labour	Agnes Dawson		Labour
	Cecil Manning		Labour	Cecil Manning (resigned 1 July 1932) Thomas Williams(elected at byelection 16 July 1932)		Labour	Thomas Williams		Labour
Camberwell North-West	William Harold Webbe		Municipal Reform	William Harold Webbe		Municipal Reform	James Kaylor		Labour
	William Jackson Morton		Municipal Reform	William Jackson Morton		Municipal Reform	Freda Künzlen Corbet		Labour
Camberwell Peckham	Ruth Dalton		Labour	W J Jennings		Municipal Reform	Richard Sargood		Labour
	Jack Percy Blake		Labour	Arthur Leonard Bateman		Municipal Reform	Francis William Bowie		Labour
Chelsea	Ernest Louis Meinertzhagen		Municipal Reform	Sir Ernest Louis Meinertzhagen (died 6 January 1933) Basil Futvoye Marsden-Smedley (elected unopposed 23 February 1933)		Municipal Reform	Basil Futvoye Marsden-Smedley		Municipal Reform
	The Hon. William Sidney		Municipal Reform	Hon. William Sidney		Municipal Reform	Catherine Fulford		Municipal Reform
Deptford	James Mahoney		Labour	James Mahoney^[21]		Labour	James Mahoney		Labour
	John Speakman		Labour	John Speakman		Labour	John Speakman		Labour
Finsbury	William Harry Martin		Labour	William Harry Martin		Labour	William Harry Martin		Labour
	Charles Robert Simpson		Labour	Charles Robert Simpson		Labour	G E Hayes		Labour
Fulham East	Bertram Mills		Municipal Reform	Bertram Mills		Municipal Reform	Paul Williams		Labour
	Dame Beatrix Lyall		Municipal Reform	Dame Beatrix Lyall		Municipal Reform	Maj. Harry Barnes (died 12 October 1935)		Labour
							Dame Beatrix Lyall (elected at byelection 10 December 1935)		Municipal Reform
Fulham West	Sir Cyril Cobb MP		Municipal Reform	Sir Cyril Cobb MP		Municipal Reform	Christopher Lancaster		Labour
	Frank Washington Hobbs		Municipal Reform	Earl of Haddo		Municipal Reform	Leah L'Estrange Malone		Labour
Greenwich	Cuthbert Edward Hunter		Municipal Reform	Cuthbert Edward Hunter		Municipal Reform	Esther Rickards¶		Labour
	Ernest Dence		Municipal Reform	Ernest Dence		Municipal Reform	Walter Windsor		Labour
Hackney Central	Henrietta Adler		Liberal	Montague Moustardier		Municipal Reform	Bernard Homa		Labour
	William Ray		Municipal Reform	William Ray		Municipal Reform	Mary O'Brien Harris		Labour
Hackney North	Oscar Emanuel Warburg		Municipal Reform	Robert Spencer		Municipal Reform	Henry Edwin Goodrich		Labour
	Evelyn Emmet		Municipal Reform	Evelyn Emmet		Municipal Reform	Molly Bolton		Labour
Hackney South	Alfred Baker		Labour	Alfred Baker		Labour	Alfred Baker		Labour
	Marshall Jackman		Labour	Marshall Jackman		Labour	Charles Latham¶		Labour
Hammersmith North	Sir Marshall Hays		Municipal Reform	Lindsay Richard Venn		Municipal Reform	Hubert L Foden-Pattinson		Labour
	Francis William Bowie		Labour	Moyra Goff		Municipal Reform	Thomas Henry Jones^[22]		Labour
Hammersmith South	John Crawford Platt		Municipal Reform	Walter Clifford Northcott		Municipal Reform	Walter Clifford Northcott		Municipal Reform
	Bertie Jonathan Samels		Municipal Reform	Bertie Jonathan Samels		Municipal Reform	Bertie Jonathan Samels		Municipal Reform
Hampstead	Frank Geere Howard		Municipal Reform	Frank Geere Howard		Municipal Reform	Dr Sydney Monckton Copeman		Municipal Reform
	Walter Reynolds		Municipal Reform	William Reed Hornby Steer		Municipal Reform	William Reed Hornby Steer		Municipal Reform
Holborn	Sir Robert Inigo Tasker		Municipal Reform	Sir Robert Inigo Tasker		Municipal Reform			Municipal Reform
	W G Burns		Municipal Reform	Percy Hill		Municipal Reform	Percy Hill		Municipal Reform
Islington East	Edward Cobb		Municipal Reform	Edward Cobb		Municipal Reform	Norman Hulbert		Municipal Reform
	Thelma Cazalet		Municipal Reform	Charles Robertson		Labour	Guy Neumann		Municipal Reform
Islington North	Frederick Lionel Dove		Municipal Reform	Frederick Lionel Dove (died 11 June 1932) Sidney Charles Harper (elected at byelection 14 July 1932)		Municipal Reform	Sidney Charles Harper		Municipal Reform
	Rosamund Smith		Municipal Reform	Rosamund Smith		Municipal Reform	A C Knight		Municipal Reform
Islington South	Charles R Bennett		Labour	Tom Forrest Howard		Municipal Reform	Eric George Molyneux Fletcher		Labour
	George House		Labour	William Thoresby Cooksey		Municipal Reform	John Dugdale		Labour
Islington West	George Bryant Naish		Labour	George Bryant Naish		Labour	George Bryant Naish		Labour
	Rev. Arthur George Prichard		Labour	Rev. Arthur George Prichard		Labour	Rev. Arthur George Prichard		Labour
Kensington North	David Davis (died 11 April 1930) Patrick Buchan-Hepburn (elected unopposed 14 May 1930)		Municipal Reform	Dr Henry Robinson		Municipal Reform	Dr Henry Robinson		Municipal Reform
	Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Levita		Municipal Reform	Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Levita		Municipal Reform	Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Levita		Municipal Reform
Kensington South	Lady Trustram Eve		Municipal Reform	Alexander Henry Melvill Wedderburn		Municipal Reform	Robert Christmas Dewar Jenkins		Municipal Reform
	Frederick E Williams (died 23 March 1929) Charlotte Keeling (elected at byelection 17 October 1929)		Municipal Reform	Charlotte Keeling		Municipal Reform	Charlotte Keeling (died 5 December 1935) Angela, Countess of Limerick (elected unopposed 30 January 1936)		Municipal Reform
Lambeth Brixton			Municipal Reform	Gervas Evelyn Pierrepont		Municipal Reform	Gervas Evelyn Pierrepont		Municipal Reform
	Dr Florence Barrie Lambert		Municipal Reform	Charles Kingston		Municipal Reform	Barbara L Hornby		Municipal Reform
Lambeth Kennington	Charles William Gibson		Labour	Henry Gray Studholme		Municipal Reform	Charles William Gibson		Labour
	Harold Swann		Municipal Reform	Harold Swann		Municipal Reform	Amy Sayle		Labour
Lambeth North	George Russell Strauss		Labour	Frank Briant		Liberal	Reginald C S Ellison		Labour
	Jennie Adamson		Labour	Miss Ida Samuel		Liberal	Ada Emily Gray		Labour
Lambeth Norwood	Rose Dunn-Gardner		Municipal Reform	Priscilla Worsthorne‡		Municipal Reform	Audrey Nona Gamble		Municipal Reform
	William Francis Marchant		Municipal Reform	William Francis Marchant		Municipal Reform	William Francis Marchant		Municipal Reform
Lewisham East	Joseph Benskin		Municipal Reform	Joseph Benskin		Municipal Reform	Walter Richard Owen		Labour
	Herbert Paul Latham		Municipal Reform	Herbert Paul Latham		Municipal Reform	Amy L Crossman		Labour
Lewisham West	Frederick Leigh Pollitt		Municipal Reform	Frederick Leigh Pollitt		Municipal Reform	Frederick Leigh Leigh-Pollitt^[23]		Municipal Reform
	Percival Harry Reed		Municipal Reform	N Geoffrey Richards		Municipal Reform	N Geoffrey Richards		Municipal Reform
Paddington North	Thomas Clarence Edward Goff		Municipal Reform	Earl of Munster		Municipal Reform	Earl of Munster		Municipal Reform
	Sir (John) Herbert Hunter (died 22 February 1930) Frank Stanley Henwood (elected at byelection 13 March 1930)		Municipal Reform	Frank Stanley Henwood		Municipal Reform	Frank Stanley Henwood		Municipal Reform
Paddington South	Lieutenant-Colonel John Burgess-Preston Karslake		Municipal Reform	Harold Vaughan Kenyon		Municipal Reform	Harold Vaughan Kenyon		Municipal Reform
	Major Harry Barned Lewis-Barned (died 29 December 1929) John Temple Scriven (elected 6 February 1930)		Municipal Reform	John Temple Scriven		Municipal Reform	John Temple Scriven (died 18 November 1935) Henry Gray Studholme (elected unopposed 15 January 1936)		Municipal Reform
Poplar, Bow and Bromley	Thomas John Blacketer		Labour	Thomas John Blacketer		Labour	Mrs E M Lambert		Labour
	Edward Cruse		Labour	Edward Cruse		Labour	Edward Cruse		Labour
Poplar South	George William Mills (resigned 19 March 1930) David Morgan Adams (elected unopposed 16 April 1930)		Labour	David Morgan Adams		Labour	David Morgan Adams MP		Labour
	Ishbel MacDonald		Labour	Ishbel MacDonald		Labour	William Henry Guy		Labour
					Independent Socialist (November 1931)
St Marylebone	Dr Adeline Roberts		Municipal Reform	Dr Adeline Roberts		Municipal Reform	Frederick William Dean		Municipal Reform
	Ernest Sanger		Municipal Reform	Ernest Sanger		Municipal Reform	Ernest Sanger (knighted 1936)^[24]		Municipal Reform
St Pancras North	Alexander Muir Shand		Municipal Reform	Sir Alfred Davies		Municipal Reform	Sir Alfred Davies		Municipal Reform
	(Constance) Alice Elliot		Municipal Reform	Lillian Cadman, Baroness Cadman		Municipal Reform	Sidney Bolsom		Municipal Reform
St Pancras South East	Maud Mary Dollar		Labour	Albert Clavering		Municipal Reform	Frank Lawrence Combes		Labour
	Albert Samuels		Labour	Evan Evans		Municipal Reform	David C Webster		Labour
St Pancras South West	Adrian Moreing		Municipal Reform	Adrian Moreing		Municipal Reform	Albert Samuels‡		Labour
	William Samuel Mercer		Municipal Reform	Maurice Matthews		Municipal Reform	Maurice Matthews		Municipal Reform
Shoreditch	Thomas John Sillitoe		Labour	Santo Jeger		Labour	Santo Jeger		Labour
	Alfred Walton		Labour	Henrietta Girling		Labour	Henrietta Girling		Labour
Southwark Central	Kathleen Day		Labour	Harry Day		Labour	Harry Day		Labour
	David Arlott		Labour	David Arlott		Labour	David Arlott		Labour
Southwark North	Thomas George Gibbings		Labour	Charles Brook		Labour	Charles Brook		Labour
	James Hyndman MacDonnell		Labour	James Hyndman MacDonnell		Labour	James Hyndman MacDonnell		Labour
Southwark South East	Stella Churchill		Labour	Stella Churchill (resigned 17 June 1932) George Strauss (elected at by-election 2 July 1932)		Labour	George Strauss		Labour
	Lewis Silkin		Labour	Lewis Silkin		Labour	Lewis Silkin		Labour
Stepney, Limehouse	Malcolm John MacDonald		Labour	Henry James Lazarus		Labour	Richard Coppock		Labour
	Anna Mathew		Labour	Anna Mathew		Labour	Anna Mathew		Labour
Stepney, Mile End	Johnnie Dodge		Municipal Reform	John Scurr (died 10 July 1932) Somerville Hastings (elected at by-election 27 July 1932)		Labour	Somerville Hastings		Labour
	Lionel Guest		Municipal Reform	Daniel Frankel		Labour	Daniel Frankel		Labour
Stepney, Whitechapel and St George's	Morry Davis		Labour	Morry Davis		Labour	Christopher John Kelly		Labour
	Jack Sullivan		Labour	Jack Oldfield		Labour	Jack Oldfield		Labour
Stoke Newington	Edward Holton Coumbe		Municipal Reform	Edward Holton Coumbe		Municipal Reform	Edward Holton Coumbe		Municipal Reform
	Archibald Albert McDonald Gordon		Municipal Reform	Archibald Albert McDonald Gordon		Municipal Reform	Archibald Albert McDonald Gordon		Municipal Reform
Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting	John Ernest Perring		Municipal Reform	John Ernest Perring (knighted 1934)		Municipal Reform	John Ernest Perring		Municipal Reform
	Malcolm Campbell-Johnston		Municipal Reform	Malcolm Campbell-Johnston		Municipal Reform	George Doland		Municipal Reform
Wandsworth, Central	Clyde Tabor Wilson		Municipal Reform	Clyde Tabor Wilson		Municipal Reform	Clyde Tabor Wilson (resigned 29 May 1935)^[25]		Municipal Reform
		George Welsh Currie (elected at by-election 27 June 1935)					Labour
	Robert G Taylor		Municipal Reform	Edward P Martin		Municipal Reform	Edward P Martin		Municipal Reform
Wandsworth, Clapham	Cyril Henry Montague Jacobs		Municipal Reform	Cyril Henry Montague Jacobs		Municipal Reform	Cyril Henry Montague Jacobs (died 4 September 1934) Bertram Mills (elected at by-election 22 October 1934)		Municipal Reform
	Lord Monk Bretton		Municipal Reform	Lord Monk Bretton		Municipal Reform	John Leigh		Municipal Reform
Wandsworth, Putney	William Hunt		Municipal Reform	Robert G Taylor‡		Municipal Reform	Robert G Taylor		Municipal Reform
	Angus Newton Scott		Municipal Reform	Angus Newton Scott		Municipal Reform	Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur T Bellamy		Municipal Reform
Wandsworth, Streatham	James Elliott Mark		Municipal Reform	James Elliott Mark		Municipal Reform	James Elliott Mark		Municipal Reform
	Captain Frederic Bertram Galer		Municipal Reform	Captain Frederic Bertram Galer		Municipal Reform	Captain Frederic Bertram Galer		Municipal Reform
Westminster, Abbey	John Maria Gatti (died 14 September 1929) Samuel Gluckstein (elected at by-election 31 October 1929)		Municipal Reform	Samuel Gluckstein		Municipal Reform	Sir Samuel Gluckstein		Municipal Reform
	Captain James Cornelius Dalton		Municipal Reform	Captain James Cornelius Dalton		Municipal Reform	Captain James Cornelius Dalton		Municipal Reform
Westminster, St George's	Lord Falmouth		Municipal Reform	Dr Florence Barrie Lambert		Municipal Reform	Dr Florence Barrie Lambert		Municipal Reform
	Hon. Lady Lawrence		Municipal Reform	John Theodore Cuthbert Moore-Brabazon (resigned 26 February 1932) Edmund Walter Hanbury Wood (elected at by-election 17 March 1932)		Municipal Reform			Municipal Reform
Woolwich, East	Herbert Morrison		Labour	Reginald H. Pott		Labour	Reginald H. Pott		Labour
	Henry Berry		Labour	Henry Berry		Labour	Henry Berry		Labour
Woolwich, West	Frederick Thomas Halse		Municipal Reform	Frederick Thomas Halse		Municipal Reform	Dr S McClements		Labour
	Ernest Henry Kemp		Municipal Reform	Ernest Henry Kemp		Municipal Reform	Ethel Maud Newman		Labour

‡ Previously councillor for a different division.¶ Previously an alderman.

County aldermen 1928–1937

Term	Alderman	Party
1928 - 1934^[26]	David Davies		Municipal Reform
1928 - 1934	Lord Cranbrook (resigned 11 July 1930)		Municipal Reform
1928 - 1934	George Maurice Beaufoy (resigned 10 November 1928)		Municipal Reform
1928 - 1934	Ronald Collet Norman		Municipal Reform
1928 - 1934, 1934 - 1940	Sir George Hume		Municipal Reform
1928 - 1934	Charles William Matthews (died 17 December 1930)		Municipal Reform
1928 - 1934	Katherine Wallas		Independent
1928 - 1934, 1934 - 1940	Albert Emil Davies		Labour
1928 - 1934	Charles Latham		Labour
1928 - 1934	Dr Esther Rickards		Labour
1928 - 1934	Douglass Horace Boggis-Rolfe (in place of Beaufoy, 18 December 1928)		Municipal Reform
1930 - 1934	Alfred Charles Bossom (in place of Cranbrook 22 July 1930)		Municipal Reform
1930 - 1934	Catherine Fulford (in place of Matthews 24 December 1930)		Municipal Reform
1931 - 1937^[27]	Thelma Cazalet		Municipal Reform
1931 - 1934	Sir John Gilbert (died 1934)		Municipal Reform
1931 - 1937	Hubert John Greenwood		Municipal Reform
1931 - 1937	Captain Eric Hall		Municipal Reform
1931 - 1937	Major John Martin Oakey		Municipal Reform
1931 - 1937	Percival Harry Reed		Municipal Reform
1931 - 1937	Sir Oscar Warburg		Municipal Reform
1931 - 1937	Herbert Morrison		Labour
1931 - 1937	Ewart Gladstone Culpin		Labour
1931 - 1937	Walter Henry Green		Labour
1934 - 1940^[28]	William Harold Webbe		Municipal Reform
1934 - 1940	William Bennett		Labour
1934 - 1940	Jack Percy Blake		Labour
1934 - 1940	George Pearce Blizard		Labour
1934 - 1940	Henry Charles Charleton		Labour
1934 - 1940	Barbara Drake		Labour
1934 - 1940	William Thomas Kelly^[29]		Labour
1934 - 1940	Charles Robertson		Labour

Party strength 1928–1937

The strength of the parties on the council after each election was as follows:^[14]

Party	Councillors 1928	Aldermen 1928	Total 1928	Councillors 1931	Aldermen 1931	Total 1931	Councillors 1934	Aldermen 1934	Total 1934
Municipal Reform	77	12	89	83	13	96	55	9	64
Labour	42	6	48	35	6	41	69	11	80
Liberal	5	1	6	6	0	6	0	0	0
Independents	0	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	0

See also

• List of members of London County Council 1889–1919
• List of members of London County Council 1937–1949
• List of chairmen of the London County Council
• 1919 London County Council election
• 1922 London County Council election

Notes and References

1. "L.C.C. Election Results", The Times, 8 March 1919, p. 14.
2. LCC Elections, The Times, 8 March 1919, p. 14
3. LCC Elections, The Times, 3 March 1922, p. 12
4. LCC Elections, The Times, 6 March 1925, p. 16
5. News: Deaths. The Times. London. 11 April 1931. 1.
6. News: Deaths. Surrey Mirror. 5 August 1938.
7. The New L.C.C., The Times, 3 March 1919, p. 8
8. L.C.C.'s First Meeting, The Times, 18 March 1925, p. 11
9. "Obituary: Sir John Gilbert, Work For London Education", The Times, 24 December 1934, p. 12
10. Web site: MATHEW, Charles James. December 2007. Who Was Who. Oxford University Press. 3 January 2012.
11. L.C.C. Rate to be Lowered, New Council's First Meeting, The Times, 15 March 1922, p. 14
12. Parry. Colin J. Phipps [née Duncan], Dame Jessie Percy Butler Wilton (1855–1934), educational administrator]. 2004. 10.1093/ref:odnb/52033. 12 April 2012.
13. New L.C.C.'s First Meeting, The Times, 16 March 1928, p. 11
14. Book: Politics and the People of London 1889-1965 . Andrew Saint . January 1989 . 9781852850296 . 15 December 2008 .
15. News: L.C.C. Election. Full Results of Polling. . . 10 March 1928 . 17 .
16. News: L.C.C. Election . . 7 March 1931 . 8 .
17. News: L.C.C. Election . . 10 March 1934 . 8 .
18. Web site: Savage, Lt-Col Morris Boscawen. Who Was Who. Oxford University Press. 20 April 2013.
19. Obituary Notices. British Medical Journal. 27 September 1975. 3. 5986. 770–771. 10.1136/bmj.3.5986.770. 1674679. 1100191.
20. News: News in Brief. The Times. 22 December 1933. 7.
21. News: Obituary: Canon James Mahoney. 7 October 1938. Catholic Herald. 14. 10 January 2012.
22. News: Obituary. The Times. 23 May 1951. 13.
23. In 1933 Pollitt changed his surname by deed poll to Leigh-Pollitt.
24. Web site: SANGER, Sir Ernest. December 2007. Who Was Who. Oxford University Press. 27 November 2011.
25. Wilson was appointed a Metropolitan Magistrate and resigned from the county council and House of Commons. News: Two New Metropolitan Magistrates By-Election at Liverpool. The Times. 29 May 1935. 14.
26. News: New L.C.C.'s First Meeting . . 16 March 1928 . 11 .
27. News: The New L.C.C. . . 12 March 1931 . 9 .
28. News: New L.C.C. . . 15 March 1934 . 11 .
29. News: Chairman of the L.C.C.. The Times. 13 March 1934. 14.