List of members of London County Council 1949–1965 explained

This is a list of councillors and aldermen elected or co-opted to the London County Council from 1949 until its abolition in 1965.

The method of electing the council, and the electoral boundaries were altered by the Representation of the People Act 1948. The County of London was divided into electoral districts which were identical to the constituencies used to elected members of parliament (MPs) to the House of Commons. Until 1949 each electoral district returned two county councillors. The exception was the City of London, which had four county councillors and elected two MPs.

Under the 1948 legislation the number of constituencies in the county was reduced from sixty-one to forty-three due to population loss. Each electoral district, corresponding to the new constituencies, was to have three councillors. The number of elected councillors was thus 129. To this were added 21 aldermen who were chosen by the council. Aldermen had a six-year term of office, with half being chosen every three years at the first meeting following the election of councillors.

Elections on these boundaries were held in 1949 and 1952. Further boundary changes were made by the First Periodic Review of Westminster constituencies, coming into effect in 1955. This led to a net loss of one seat in the County of London, and a reduction in the number of councillors to 126, with the number of aldermen remaining at 21. Elections were held on the revised boundaries in 1955, 1958 and 1961.

Under the London Government Act 1963 the London County Council was to be abolished on 31 March 1965, and replaced by the Greater London Council (GLC), covering a larger area. The 1963 legislation cancelled the county council elections due in 1964, extending the term of office of councillors and aldermen until the abolition date. The elections to the first GLC were held in 1964, with the new council acting as a "shadow" authority until 1 April 1965. A number of county council members subsequently served on the GLC.

Councillors 1949 – 1955

Electoral division	Elected 7 April 1949^[1]	Party		Elected 3 April 1952^[2]	Party
Battersea North	Marjorie McIntosh		Labour	William Hare		Labour
	Douglas Prichard		Labour	Douglas Prichard		Labour
	Frederick Humphrey		Labour	Eric Hurst		Labour
Battersea South	John Morgan		Conservative	William S. Hodgson		Labour
	Stewart Skingle		Conservative	Reginald Harold Plant		Labour
	Frank L. Abbott		Conservative	Henry E. Stillman		Labour
Bermondsey	James Allan Gillison^[3]		Labour	John R. Thomas		Labour
	Reg Goodwin		Labour	Reg Goodwin		Labour
	Alfred John Kemp		Labour	Alfred John Kemp		Labour
Bethnal Green	Percy Harris		Liberal	Dorothy Holman		Labour
	Beatrice Lilian Tate		Labour	Beatrice Lilian Tate		Labour
	Ronald McKinnon Wood		Labour	Ronald McKinnon Wood		Labour
Camberwell Dulwich	Alida G. R. Brittain (married Major John Harvie in October 1950 and known as Mrs. Harvie thereafter)^[4]		Conservative	Amy L. Crossman		Labour
	Ronald Hamilton Hensman		Conservative	Wilfrid Vernon		Labour
	Charles Pearce		Conservative	Charles Pearce		Conservative
Camberwell Peckham	Freda Corbet		Labour	Freda Corbet		Labour
	Richard Sargood		Labour	Richard Sargood		Labour
	Cecil Manning (resigned 30 August 1950) Arthur Skeffington (elected at by-election 28 September 1950)		Labour	Arthur Skeffington		Labour
Chelsea	Alexander Lloyd		Conservative	Roderick Latimer Mackenzie Edwards		Conservative
	Catherine Fulford		Conservative	Marion Patricia Bennett		Conservative
	John Vaughan-Morgan		Conservative	Geoffrey Rippon		Conservative
Cities of London and Westminster	Henry Brooke		Conservative	Henry Brooke		Conservative
	Denys Lowson		Conservative			Conservative
	Samuel Isidore Salmon		Conservative	Samuel Isidore Salmon		Conservative
Deptford	William James Coombs		Labour	Alfred Seabrook Simons		Labour
	Isaac Hayward		Labour	Isaac Hayward (seat became vacant 1 February 1955 when Hayward elected alderman)		Labour
	Ernest C. Sherwood		Labour	Harold Shearman		Labour
Fulham East	Lilian Madge Dugdale		Conservative	John Cronin		Labour
	Stephen Garvin		Conservative	Hilda Selwyn-Clarke		Labour
	Anthony Sumption		Conservative	William A. Cuthbertson		Labour
Fulham West	Frank Banfield		Labour	Frank Banfield		Labour
	Ethel Rankin		Labour	Ethel Rankin		Labour
	Ian Mactaggart		Conservative	Richard Edmonds		Labour
Greenwich	Johanna Gollogly		Labour	Johanna Gollogly		Labour
	Arthur C. Chrisp		Labour	Arthur C. Chrisp		Labour
	Bernard Sullivan		Labour	Bernard Sullivan		Labour
Hackney South	Bernard Homa		Labour	Bernard Homa		Labour
			Labour	Hilary Halpin		Labour
	Reginald Day		Labour	Mary Ormerod		Labour
Hammersmith North	Edward Ernest Woods		Labour	Edward Ernest Woods		Labour
	Jane Phillips		Labour	Jane Phillips		Labour
	Reginald James Buckingham		Labour	Norman Prichard		Labour
Hammersmith South	John Melbourne Howard		Conservative	Ena Daniels		Labour
	Leslie Frank Ramseyer		Conservative	Fred Tonge		Labour
	Anthony Dalmain		Conservative	Audrey Lees		Labour
Hampstead	John Fremantle		Conservative	John Fremantle		Conservative
	William Steer		Conservative	Doris R. Bailey		Conservative
	Geoffrey Hutchinson		Conservative	Randolph Joseph Cleaver		Conservative
Holborn and St Pancras South	Marion Patricia Bennett		Conservative	Lena Jeger		Labour
	Albert Walker Scott		Conservative	Ronald Gilbey		Conservative
	Arthur G. Warne		Conservative	Arthur G. Warne		Conservative
Islington East	Irene Chaplin		Labour	Irene Chaplin		Labour
	Edwin Bayliss		Labour	Edwin Bayliss		Labour
	Bernard Bagnari		Labour	Bernard Bagnari		Labour
Islington North	Eva E. Bull		Labour	Eva E. Bull		Labour
	Charles William Pope		Labour	Charles William Pope		Labour
	Arthur Edward Middleton		Labour	Hazel Rose		Labour
Islington South West	Duncan McArthur Jackson		Labour	Fred Powe		Labour
	Hugh Rush Jones		Labour	Hugh Rush Jones		Labour
	George Percival Wright		Labour	Reginald Stamp		Labour
Kensington North	Denis Charles Griffiths (died 15 September 1949)		Conservative	Olive M Wilson		Labour
	Jack Cooper (Elected at byelection 3 November 1949)		Labour
	Edith Victoria Winifred Deakin		Conservative	Anna Lloyd Grieves		Labour
	Francis J. Clark		Conservative	Donald Piers Chesworth		Labour
Kensington South	Cecilia Petrie		Conservative	Cecilia Petrie		Conservative
	Elizabeth Evelyn Pepler		Conservative	Elizabeth Evelyn Pepler		Conservative
	Ian Harvey		Conservative	John Gerald Gapp		Conservative
Lambeth, Brixton	Victor Mishcon		Labour	Victor Mishcon		Labour
	Walter Guy Robert Boys		Labour	Walter Guy Robert Boys (resigned 1 February 1954) Beatrice Serota (elected unopposed 18 March 1954)		Labour
	Donald F. W. Ford		Labour	Donald F. W. Ford		Labour
Lambeth Norwood	Aubrey Stapleton		Conservative	Percy Fender		Conservative
	Margery Thornton		Conservative	Margery Thornton		Conservative
	Ronald Russell		Conservative	Wilfrid Bateman		Conservative
Lambeth Vauxhall	Patricia Strauss		Labour	Patricia Strauss		Labour
	Charles Gibson		Labour	Charles Gibson		Labour
	Howell John Powell		Labour	Kythé Caroline Hendy		Labour
Lewisham North	Norman W. Farmer		Conservative	Norman W. Farmer		Conservative
	Pearl Hulbert		Conservative	Irene Phyllis Rose		Conservative
	John Martin Oakey		Conservative	John Martin Oakey		Conservative
Lewisham South	Walter Richard Owen		Labour	Walter Richard Owen		Labour
	Edmund Henry Hambly		Labour	Edmund Henry Hambly		Labour
	Tom Gillinder		Labour	Tom Gillinder		Labour
Lewisham West	Henry A. Price		Conservative	Colin H. Mann		Conservative
	Florence Mary Ruston		Conservative	Florence Mary Ruston		Conservative
	George Rowland Durston Bradfield		Conservative	George Rowland Durston Bradfield		Conservative
Paddington North	Ernest Hyatt		Conservative	Edward Avery		Labour
	David A. Wilkie		Conservative	Myfanwy Griffith		Labour
	Mary Proby (Married William Fletcher-Vane 28 July 1949 and known as Mrs Fletcher-Vane thereafter^[5])		Conservative	J. O'Neill Ryan		Labour
Paddington South	Frederick Lawrence		Conservative	Frederick Lawrence		Conservative
	Thelma de Chair		Conservative	Thelma de Chair		Conservative
	Norris Kenyon		Conservative	Norris Kenyon (knighted 1955)		Conservative
Poplar	William Henry Guy		Labour	William Henry Guy		Labour
	Frederick Thomas Baldock		Labour	Arthur Niederman		Labour
	John Branagan		Labour	John Branagan		Labour
St Marylebone	Lucy Frances Nettlefold		Conservative	Lucy Frances Nettlefold		Conservative
	Alfred Edward Reneson Coucher		Conservative	Alfred Edward Reneson Coucher		Conservative
	Derek Webster		Conservative	Ronald Charles Orpen		Conservative
St Pancras North	Shaikh Ghisaud Dean		Labour	Shaikh Ghisaud Dean		Labour
	Iris Bonham		Labour	Iris Bonham		Labour
	Evelyn Denington		Labour	Evelyn Denington		Labour
Shoreditch and Finsbury	William Lewis Prowse		Labour	Donald Daines		Labour
	Robert Jefferson Tallantire		Labour	Arthur Wicks		Labour
	Charles Simmons		Labour	Florence Cayford		Labour
Southwark	Albert Bernard Kennedy		Labour	Albert Bernard Kennedy		Labour
	John Keen		Labour	John Keen		Labour
	James Hyndman MacDonnell		Labour	James Hyndman MacDonnell		Labour
Stepney	Jack Oldfield		Labour	Jack Oldfield		Labour
	Jeremiah Long		Labour	Jeremiah Long		Labour
	Louise Reeve		Labour	Louise Reeve		Labour
Stoke Newington and Hackney North	Molly Bolton		Labour	George Edward Hayes		Labour
	Mark Auliff		Labour	Albert Samuels		Labour
	Henry Norris		Labour	Neville Sandelson		Labour
Wandsworth Central	Ronald Wates		Conservative	Eleanor Goodrich		Labour
	Irene Burnett		Conservative	Annie Alice Wilson		Labour
	John Taylor Clarke		Conservative	George Edwards		Labour
Wandsworth Clapham	William Charles Bonney		Conservative	Leslie Banks		Labour
	Irene Dowling		Conservative	James Benjamin Hayward		Labour
	Neville Rayner		Conservative	Christina Lawrence		Labour
Wandsworth Putney	Deodora Croft		Conservative	Deodora Croft		Conservative
	Frank Headland East		Conservative	Frank Headland East		Conservative
	Herbert Ryan		Conservative	Frederick Swinbourn		Conservative
Wandsworth Streatham	George Mitchell		Conservative	George Mitchell		Conservative
	Patrick Stirling		Conservative	Patrick Stirling		Conservative
	Alfred Frederick Hopkinson		Conservative	Gladys Rodwell Norris		Conservative
Woolwich East	Henry Berry		Labour	Henry Berry		Labour
	Ethel Maud Newman		Labour	John Andrews		Labour
	Mabel Crout		Labour	Mabel Crout		Labour
Woolwich West	Francis William Beech		Conservative	Francis William Beech		Conservative
	Unity Lister		Conservative	Charles Salter		Labour
	William Steward		Conservative	Daisy Maud Munns		Labour

Councillors 1955 – 1965

* Elected to the successor Greater London Council 1964† Appointed an alderman on the successor Greater London Council 1964

Electoral division	Elected 31 March 1955	Party		Elected 16 April 1958^[6]	Party		Elected 13 April 1961^[7]	Party
Barons Court	Frank Banfield		Labour	Frank Banfield		Labour	Frank Banfield†		Labour
	Bill Fiske		Labour	Bill Fiske		Labour	Bill Fiske		Labour
	Lilian Madge Dugdale		Conservative	Audrey Lees		Labour	Audrey Lees		Labour
Battersea North	William Hare		Labour	Helen S Kiely		Labour	Helen S Kiely		Labour
	Douglas A G Prichard		Labour	Douglas A G Prichard		Labour	Joseph Simeon Samuels*		Labour
	Eric Hurst		Labour	Eric Hurst		Labour	Peggy Jay		Labour
Battersea South	Douglas Rayment		Conservative	Harbans Lall Gulati		Labour	Ian N Samuel		Conservative
	A C Marshall		Conservative			Labour	Muriel Bowen		Conservative
	Frank Lewis Abbott		Conservative	Marie Jenkins		Labour	Frank Lewis Abbott*		Conservative
Bermondsey	J R Thomas		Labour	J R Thomas		Labour	J R Thomas		Labour
	Reg Goodwin		Labour	Reg Goodwin		Labour	Albert Samuels		Labour
	Alfred John Kemp		Labour	Alfred John Kemp		Labour	Alfred John Kemp		Labour
Bethnal Green	Dorothy Holman		Liberal	Dorothy Holman		Labour	Dorothy Holman		Labour
	B L Tate		Labour	B L Tate		Labour	A McLaughlin		Labour
	Ronald McKinnon Wood		Labour	Ronald McKinnon Wood		Labour	Ashley Bramall		Labour
Camberwell Dulwich	Martin Stevens		Conservative	Henry George Lamborn		Labour	Henry George Lamborn*		Labour
	Ronald Hamilton Hensman		Conservative	Albert Murray		Labour	Albert Murray		Labour
	Charles Pearce		Conservative	Edgar Ernest Reed		Labour	Edgar Ernest Reed*		Labour
Camberwell Peckham	Freda Corbet		Labour	Freda Corbet		Labour	Freda Corbet		Labour
	Richard Sargood		Labour	Richard Sargood		Labour	Richard Sargood		Labour
	Arthur Skeffington		Labour	Walter R Allen		Labour	Walter R Allen		Labour
Chelsea	Roderick Latimer Mackenzie Edwards		Conservative	Stuart Townend		Conservative	Stuart Townend		Conservative
	Marion Patricia Bennett		Conservative	Marion Patricia Bennett		Conservative	Percy Rugg		Conservative
	Geoffrey Rippon		Conservative	Geoffrey Rippon		Conservative	John Elliott Brooks		Conservative
Cities of London and Westminster	John Chapman-Walker		Conservative	Victor Goodhew		Conservative	Alison M Tennant		Conservative
	Hubert Percival Lancaster Pitman		Conservative	James Miller		Conservative	James Miller		Conservative
	Samuel Isidore Salmon (Knighted 1960)		Conservative	Samuel Isidore Salmon (knighted 1960)		Conservative	Samuel Isidore Salmon		Conservative
Deptford	Alfred Seabrook Simons		Labour	Alfred Seabrook Simons		Labour	Alfred Seabrook Simons		Labour
	Eugene Murphy		Labour	Eugene Murphy		Labour	Albert John Blackman		Labour
	Harold Shearman		Labour	Harold Shearman		Labour	Harold Shearman		Labour
Fulham	Ethel Rankin (died March 1957) Walter Rankin (elected at byelection 30 May 1957)		Labour	Walter Rankin		Labour	Walter Rankin		Labour
	Richard Edmonds		Labour	Richard Edmonds		Labour	Richard Edmonds*		Labour
	Hilda Selwyn-Clarke		Labour	Hilda Selwyn-Clarke		Labour	Hilda Selwyn-Clarke		Labour
Greenwich	Peggy Middleton		Labour	Peggy Middleton		Labour	Peggy Middleton		Labour
	Arthur C Chrisp		Labour	Arthur C Chrisp		Labour	Arthur C Chrisp		Labour
	Thomas H P Beacham		Labour	Julia Ada Johnson		Labour	Julia Ada Johnson*		Labour
Hackney Central	John C Wobey		Labour	John C Wobey		Labour	Ellis Hillman		Labour
	Hilary Halpin		Labour	Harry Rezler		Labour	Harry Rezler		Labour
	Mary Ormerod		Labour	Mary Ormerod		Labour	Lou Sherman		Labour
Hammersmith North	Edward Ernest Woods		Labour	Edward Ernest Woods		Labour	Edward Ernest Woods		Labour
	Jane Phillips		Labour	Jane Phillips		Labour	Jane Phillips*		Labour
	Norman Prichard		Labour	Norman Prichard		Labour	Norman Prichard		Labour
Hampstead	Francis Ernest Herman Bennett		Conservative	Francis Ernest Herman Bennett		Conservative	Francis Ernest Herman Bennett†		Conservative
	Lena Townsend		Conservative	Lena Townsend		Conservative	Lena Townsend		Conservative
	Randolph Joseph Cleaver		Conservative	Randolph Joseph Cleaver		Conservative	Randolph Joseph Cleaver		Conservative
Holborn and St Pancras South	Isita Clare Mansel		Conservative	Tom Braddock		Labour	Edward Kellett-Bowman		Conservative
	Henry Norman Edwards		Conservative	Leila Campbell		Labour	Leila Campbell		Labour
	Ronald Gilbey		Conservative	Louis William Bondy		Labour	Louis William Bondy*		Labour
Islington East	Irene Chaplin		Labour	Irene Chaplin		Labour	Irene Chaplin		Labour
	Edwin Bayliss		Labour	Edwin Bayliss		Labour	Edwin Bayliss		Labour
	Bernard Bagnari		Labour	Bernard Bagnari		Labour	Bernard Bagnari		Labour
Islington North	Eva E Bull		Labour	Eva E Bull		Labour	Eva E Bull		Labour
	C W Pope		Labour	C W Pope		Labour	C W Pope		Labour
	Hazel Corinne Rose		Labour	Hazel Corinne Rose		Labour	Hazel Corinne Rose		Labour
Islington South West	Fred Powe		Labour	Fred Powe		Labour	Fred Powe		Labour
	Hugh Rush Jones (died 11 April 1956)^[8] Herbert James Lowton Lygoe (elected unopposed 5 July 1956)		Labour	Herbert James Lowton Lygoe		Labour	Herbert James Lowton Lygoe		Labour
	A Reginald Stamp		Labour	A Reginald Stamp		Labour	A Reginald Stamp		Labour
Kensington North	Olive M Wilson		Labour	Olive M Wilson		Labour	Olive M Wilson		Labour
	Donald Piers Chesworth		Labour	Donald Piers Chesworth		Labour	Donald Piers Chesworth		Labour
	Anna Lloyd Grieves		Labour	Anna Lloyd Grieves		Labour	Anna Lloyd Grieves		Labour
Kensington South	Cecilia Petrie		Conservative	Cecelia Petrie		Conservative	Cecelia Petrie		Conservative
	Elizabeth Evelyn Pepler		Conservative	Elizabeth Evelyn Pepler		Conservative	John O Udal		Conservative
	Robert Lewis Vigars		Conservative	Robert Lewis Vigars		Conservative	Robert Lewis Vigars*		Conservative
Lambeth, Brixton	Victor Mishcon		Labour	Victor Mishcon		Labour	Victor Mishcon		Labour
	Beatrice Serota		Labour	Beatrice Serota		Labour	Beatrice Serota		Labour
	Donald F W Ford		Labour	Donald F W Ford		Labour	Nathan Marock		Labour
Lambeth Norwood	Percy Fender		Conservative	Ellis Hillman		Labour	William Wycliffe Livingston		Conservative
	Margery Thornton		Conservative	Robert William G Humphreys		Labour	Lucille Iremonger		Conservative
	J Wilfrid Bateman		Conservative	Nancy Silverman		Labour	John Patten		Conservative
Lambeth Vauxhall	Patricia Strauss		Labour	Sidney Aubrey Melman		Labour	Sidney Aubrey Melman*		Labour
	William Walter Begley		Labour	William Walter Begley		Labour	William Walter Begley		Labour
	Kythé Caroline Hendy		Labour	Kythé Caroline Hendy		Labour	Ewan Geddes Carr		Labour
Lewisham North	Norman W Farmer		Conservative	Norman W Farmer		Conservative	Norman W Farmer		Conservative
	Irene Phyllis Rose		Conservative	Christopher Chataway		Conservative	Irene Phyllis Rose		Conservative
	John Martin Oakey		Conservative	Audrey Callaghan		Labour	Antony Thomas Reid Fletcher		Conservative
Lewisham South	Walter Richard Owen		Labour	F E G Hawes		Labour	F E G Hawes		Labour
	Edmund Henry Hambly		Labour	Edmund Henry Hambly		Labour	Edmund Henry Hambly In August 1961 Hambly resigned from the Labour Party, serving the remainder of his term as a member of the Liberal Party^[9] ^[10]		Labour
					Liberal
	Tom Gillinder		Labour	Tom Gillinder		Labour	Tom Gillinder		Labour
Lewisham West	Colin H Mann		Conservative	Raine Spencer		Conservative	Raine Spencer		Conservative
	Florence Mary Ruston		Conservative	Betty D Vernon		Labour	Norman Dinsdale Banks		Conservative
	George Rowland Durston Bradfield		Conservative	George Rowland Durston Bradfield		Conservative	George Rowland Durston Bradfield		Conservative
Paddington North	Edward Avery		Labour	Edward Avery		Labour	Edward Avery		Labour
	M Griffith		Labour	M Griffith		Labour	George Lowe		Labour
	J O'Neill Ryan		Labour	J O'Neill Ryan		Labour	H E Browne		Labour
Paddington South	Frederick Lawrence		Conservative	Frederick Lawrence		Conservative	Frederick Lawrence		Conservative
	Edward Bigham (succeeded to title of Viscount Mersey 20 November 1956)		Conservative	Edward Bingham		Conservative	Edward Bingham		Conservative
	Norris Kenyon		Conservative	Norris Kenyon (died 28 April 1958)Montagu William Lowry-Corry (elected at by-election 25 June 1958)		Conservative	Montagu William Lowry-Corry		Conservative
Poplar	William Henry Guy		Labour	William Henry Guy		Labour	William Henry Guy		Labour
	Arthur C Niederman		Labour	Arthur C Niederman		Labour	Arthur C Niederman		Labour
	John Patrick Branagan		Labour	John Patrick Branagan		Labour	John Patrick Branagan*		Labour
St Marylebone	Lucy Frances Nettlefold		Conservative	Lucy Frances Nettlefold (resigned 26 March 1960) Desmond Plummer (elected unopposed 5 May 1960)		Conservative	Desmond Plummer		Conservative
	Alfred Edward Reneson Coucher (died 23 May 1955)Louis Gluckstein (elected unopposed 21 July 1955)		Conservative	Louis Gluckstein		Conservative	Louis Gluckstein		Conservative
	Geoffrey Miles Clifford		Conservative	Winston J L Drapkin		Conservative	Winston J L Drapkin		Conservative
St Pancras North	S G Dean		Labour	Frederick Lionel Tonge		Labour	Frederick Lionel Tonge		Labour
	Iris Mary Caroline Bonham		Labour	Grace F Lee		Labour	Grace F Lee		Labour
	Evelyn Denington		Labour	Evelyn Denington		Labour	Evelyn Denington		Labour
Shoreditch and Finsbury	Donald Daines		Labour	Olive Deer		Labour	Olive Deer		Labour
	Arthur Wicks		Labour	Arthur Wicks		Labour	Arthur Wicks		Labour
	Florence Cayford		Labour	Florence Cayford		Labour	Florence Cayford		Labour
Southwark	H E Stillman		Labour	H E Stillman		Labour	H E Stillman		Labour
	John J Keen		Labour	John J Keen		Labour	John J Keen		Labour
	Leonard James Styles		Labour	Leonard James Styles		Labour	Albert J Gates		Labour
Stepney	Jack Oldfield		Mrs A P King	Jack Oldfield		Labour	A P King		Labour
	J J A Long		Labour	A D Kirby		Labour	A D Kirby		Labour
	A Louise Reeve		Labour	A E Sealey		Labour	Cyril Willey Jerome Bird		Labour
Stoke Newington and Hackney North	Helen Bentwich		Labour	Hugh Jenkins		Labour	Hugh Jenkins		Labour
	Albert Samuels		Labour	Albert Samuels		Labour	David Pitt		Labour
	Neville Sandelson		Labour	B A Payton		Labour	B A Payton		Labour
Wandsworth Central	Lance Victor McLeish Cocker		Conservative	David Kerr		Labour	David Kerr		Labour
	Martin Garneys Bond		Conservative	George Frederick Rowe		Labour	George Frederick Rowe*		Labour
	Alison M Tennant		Conservative	Hugh Sutherland		Labour	Hugh Sutherland (Died 12 November 1962) Joan Lestor^[11] ^[12] (Elected 13 December 1962)		Labour
Wandsworth Clapham	Muriel Gumbel		Conservative	Leslie G Banks		Labour	W W Emden		Conservative
	Francis E Hadwen		Conservative	Winifred Katz		Labour	Ursula Tracey		Conservative
	Geoffrey M A Mowbray		Conservative	T D Cranfield		Labour	Lintorn Trevor Highett		Conservative
Wandsworth Putney	Deodora Croft		Conservative	J A Parker		Labour	John Ian Tweedie-Smith		Conservative
	Frank Headland East (died 10 October 1955)Geoffrey Johnson Smith (elected at by-election 24 November 1955)		Conservative	Anne Clark (married James Doran Clark in 1960 and known as Anne Kerr thereafter)^[13]		Labour	Anne Kerr		Labour
	Eileen R Hoare		Conservative	David Tutaev		Labour	Eileen R Hoare		Conservative
Wandsworth Streatham	Harold H Sebag-Montefiore		Conservative	Harold H Sebag-Montefiore		Conservative	Gerard Folliott Vaughan		Conservative
	Ian C McLean		Conservative	Ian C McLean		Conservative	Frederick Walter Weyer		Conservative
	Percy Valentine Gale		Conservative	Percy Valentine Gale		Conservative	Percy Valentine Gale		Conservative
Woolwich East	Walter H A O A Stein		Labour	Walter H A O A Stein		Labour	Walter H A O A Stein		Labour
	John William Andrews		Labour	John William Andrews		Labour	John William Andrews*		Labour
	James Young		Labour	James Young		Labour	James Young		Labour
Woolwich West	Leslie J Smith		Conservative	Constance U Cole		Labour	Evelyn R M Middleton		Conservative
	Unity Lister		Conservative	Gavin Henderson		Labour	Unity Lister		Conservative
	H Brian S Warren		Conservative	Mair Garside		Labour	Michael G Wayman		Conservative

County aldermen 1949–1965

Aldermen retiring in 1946 had originally been elected for 1934–1940, those retiring in 1949 had been elected for 1937–1943.^[14]

Term	Alderman	Party	Notes
1946–1952	Donald Daines		Labour	Became an elected councillor in 1952
1946–1950	Emil Davies (died 18 July 1950)		Labour	Became an elected councillor in 1952
1946–1952	Florence Cayford		Labour	Became an elected councillor in 1952
1946–1952	Walter Green		Labour
1946 – 1952, 1952 – 1958, 1958 – 1965^[15]	Somerville Hastings		Labour
1946 – 1952, 1952 – 1955	Reginald Stamp		Labour	Became an elected councillor in 1955
1946–1952	Tom Wheeler		Labour
1946–1952	Harold Shearman		Labour	Became an elected councillor in 1952
1949 – 1955,^[16] 1958 – 1965			Labour	Formerly a councillor: became an elected councillor again in 1955 – 1958.
1949 – 1955, 1955 – 1960	Leonard Foster Browne (died 15 May 1960)		Labour	Formerly a councillor
1949 – 1955, 1955 – 1961, 1961 – 1965	Richard Coppock (knighted 1951)		Labour	Formerly a councillor
1949 – 1955	Vera Dart		Labour	Formerly a councillor
1949 – 1955	Bill Fiske		Labour	Formerly a councillor: became an elected councillor again in 1955
1949 – 1955	Leah L'Estrange Malone (died 4 September 1951)		Labour	Re-elected
1949 – 1955	John Hare (resigned 4 April 1952)		Conservative	Re-elected
1949 – 1955	Eileen Hoare		Conservative	Became an elected councillor in 1955
1949 – 1955	Barrie Lambert (resigned 27 February 1952)		Conservative	Re-elected
1949 – 1955, 1955 – 1961	Norah Runge		Conservative	Re-elected
1949 – 1955	Theodore Magnus Wechsler (resigned 16 September 1952)		Conservative	Formerly a councillor
1950–1952	Norman Prichard (in place of Davies 10 October 1950)^[17]		Labour	Became an elected councillor in 1952
1951 – 1955, 1955 – 1961	John William Bowen (in place of Malone 9 October 1951)		Labour	A councillor until 1949, remained a member of the council as chairman 1949 – 1951 without being either a councillor or alderman
1952 – 1955, 1955 – 1958	Catherine Fulford (in place of Lambert 4 March 1952) (resigned 22 October 1958)		Conservative	Formerly a councillor
1952–1955	John Howard (in place of Hare 9 April 1952) (resigned 15 January 1954)		Conservative	Formerly a councillor, defeated at 1952 election
1952–1955	Edith Victoria Winifred Deakin (in place of Wechsler 7 October 1952)		Conservative	Formerly a councillor, defeated at 1952 election
1952 – 1958, 1958 – 1965	Molly Bolton		Labour	Formerly a councillor
1952–1958	Francis J. Clark (resigned 3 October 1956)		Conservative	Formerly a councillor
1952 – 1958, 1958 – 1965	Margaret Cole		Labour
1952–1958	Jack Cooper (resigned 3 November 1953)		Labour	Formerly a councillor
1952–1958	Olive Deer		Labour	Became an elected councillor in 1958
1952–1958	Duncan McArthur Jackson (died 26 December 1954)		Labour	Formerly a councillor
1952–1958	Arthur Edward Middleton (died 19 October 1953)		Labour	Formerly a councillor
1952 – 1958, 1958 – 1965	Eleanor Nathan		Labour	Formerly a councillor until 1949
1952 – 1958, 1958 – 1964	George Percival Wright (died 25 January 1964)		Labour	Formerly a councillor
1953 – 1958, 1958 – 1965	Sidney Barton (in place of Middleton 3 November 1953)		Labour
1953–1958	Anthony Blake (in place of Cooper 17 November 1953)		Labour
1954 – 1955, 1955 – 1961	Martin Willoughby Parr (in place of Howard 2 February 1954)		Conservative
1955 – 1958, 1958 – 1965	Isaac Hayward (in place of Cooper 1 February 1955)		Labour	Formerly a councillor
1955–1961	Eleanor Goodrich		Labour	Formerly a councillor
1955 – 1961, 1961 – 1965	James Mantle Greenwood (knighted 1962)		Conservative
1955–1961	George Folliott Vaughan		Conservative	Became an elected councillor in 1961
1955 – 1961, 1961 – 1965	Nelly Margaret Walton		Conservative
1955–1961	Lancelot Lionel Ware		Conservative
1956 – 1958, 1961 – 1965	Bill Carr (in place of Clark 9 October 1956)		Conservative
1958–1961	Percy Rugg (in place of Fulford 4 November 1958) (knighted as "Sir Percy Rugg" 1959)		Conservative	Became an elected councillor in 1961
1958 – 1964	Marjorie McIntosh (died 6 May 1964)		Labour	Formerly a councillor
1958 – 1965	Donald Soper†		Labour
1960 – 1961, 1964 – 1965	Charles Gibson (in place of Browne 21 June 1960) (in place of Gardiner 28 January 1964)		Labour	Formerly a councillor
1961–1962	Martin Garneys Bond (resigned 21 August 1962)		Conservative	Previously a councillor
1961–1964	Gerald Gardiner (resigned 2 January 1964)		Labour
1961–1965	Reg Goodwin		Labour	Formerly an elected councillor
1961–1965	Elizabeth Evelyn Pepler		Conservative	Previously a councillor
1961–1965	Gavin Henderson		Labour	Previously a councillor
1961–1965	Isita Clare Mansel		Conservative	Previously a councillor until 1958
1961–1965	Harold Sebag-Montefiore*		Conservative	Previously a councillor
1962–1965	Brian Warren (in place of Bond 2 October 1962)		Conservative	Previously a councillor until 1961
1964–1965	Victor Shaw (in place of Wright 11 February 1964)		Labour
1964–1965	Elizabeth Bacharach (in place of McIntosh 2 June 1964)		Labour

See also

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

Notes and References

1. News: L.C.C. Polling: Detailed Results . . 9 April 1949 . 6 .
2. News: London County Council Election Results . . 5 April 1952 . 2 .
3. Obituary Notices. British Medical Journal. 27 September 1975. 3. 5986. 770–771. 10.1136/bmj.3.5986.770. 1100191. 1674679.
4. News: Marriages. 4 October 1950. The Times. 8.
5. Web site: Mary Proby. Lundy. Darryl. thePeerage.com. A genealogical survey of the peerage of Britain as well as the royal families of Europe. 22 January 2012.
6. News: London County Council Election Results: Many Labour Gains . . 17 April 1958 . 5 .
7. News: London County Council Election Results: Labour Retain Control . . 14 April 1961 . 8 .
8. News: Mayor of Fulham Dies After Long Illness. West London Observer. 13 April 1956. 16.
9. News: Labour L.C.C. Councillor Joins Liberals. The Times. 16 August 1961. 4.
10. http://www.liberalhistory.org.uk/uploads/59_Summer_2008.pdf . 8 March 2012 . Journal of Liberal History . 2 . 59 . Summer 2008 .
11. News: Obituary: Baroness Lestor of Eccles. The Times. 30 March 1998. 23.
12. Web site: Obituary: Baroness Lestor of Eccles. Tam Dalyell. The Independent. 29 March 1998. Tam Dalyell.
13. Obituary: Mrs Anne Kerr Controversial former Labour MP for Rochester and Chatham, The Times, 30 July 1973, p.14
14. Book: Jackson, William Eric. Achievement : a short history of the London County Council. 1965. Longmans. London.
15. News: New L.C.C. Begins Work. Aldermanic Vacancies Filled By Labour. The Times. 23 April 1958. 6.
16. News: Labour Control Of L.C.C. Mr. Bowen Elected Chairman, Five Conservative Aldermen. The Times. 14 April 1949. 4.
17. News: Security Plans For L.C.C. Check On Loyalty. The Times. 11 October 1950. 3.