Mayor of Bournemouth

The following were mayors of Bournemouth, Dorset, England, Before 1974, Bournemouth was in the county of Hampshire:^[1]

Date Mayor

Lewis Tregonwell, the founder of the town
1890 Thomas James Hankinson the first mayor
1891 Edward Wise Rebbeck
1892 Henry Newlyn
1893 George Merriman Hirons
1894 Merton Russell-Cotes
1895 Henry Newlyn
1896 James Atkinson Hosker
1897 William Mattocks
1898 William Hoare
1899 John Clark Webber
1900 George Joseph Lawson
1901 George Frost
1902 - 1904 John Elmes Beale
1905 - 1906 John Aldridge Parsons
1907 - 1909 George Edward Bridge
1910 Charles Hunt
1911 - 1913 Henry Seymour McCalmont Hill
1914 James Druitt
1915 - 1916 Henry Robson
1917 - 1918 Edward Ernest Bishop
1919 - 1922 Charles Henry Cartwright
1923 (part year) Thomas Bodley Scott (died in office)
1923 (part year) - 1924 Frederick Skinner Mate
1925 - 1927 Harry John Thwaites
1928 Sir Charles Henry Cartwright (4th term)
1929 - 1931 Percy May Bright
1932 - 1934 John Robert Edgecombe
1935 Henry George Harris
1936 Thomas Victor Rebbeck
1937 John Bennett Cole Beale
1938 Isaac William Dickinson
1939 Percy Wilfred Tom Hayward
1940 Alfred Herbert Little
1941 John James Empson
1942 Frank Bassett Summerbee
1943 Jabez Richards
1944 Harry Charles Brown
1945 Robert Charles Henry Old
1946 - 1949 John William Moore
1949 James Hugh Turner
1950 Sydney Arthur Thomson
1951 Frank James McInnes
1952 Harold Alfred Benwell
1953 Harry Percival Evelyn Mears, OBE
1954 George Smith
1955 Donald Nelson Willoughby
1956 Philip George Templeman, CBE
1957 Willliam James Whitelock
1958 Henry Brown
1959 Louis Victor Barney
1960 Mrs Bessie Bicknell (Bournemouth’s first woman Mayor)
1961 Deric Sidney Scott
1962 Alban Ernest James Adams
1963 Harry Percival Evelyn Mears, OBE
1964 (part year) Harold Alfred Benwell
1964 (part year) Harry Percival Evelyn Mears, OBE
1965 Reginald Sylvester Morris
1966 Philip Gordon Whitelegg
1967 Frank Alfred William Purdy
1968 Michael Willliam Green, OBE
1969 Basil Ewart David Beckett
1970 Edwin Alfred Lane
1971 Richard Ayton Judd
1972 Miss Leslie Mary Swetenham
1973 (to 30 March 1974) Major Bertram George Dillon
1974 (1 Apr – 24 May) William Frederick Forman, MBE
1974 William Thomas Roy Turner
1975 George Henry Masters
1976 Arthur William Patton
1977 Dr Gabriel Vivian Jaffé
1978 Frank Holmes Beale
1979 Patrick Walter Kelleway
1980 Ernest Norman Day
1981 Gordon Roy Anstee
1982 Mrs Sheila Elizabeth McQueen
1983 Mrs Jeanne Hilda Curtis
1984 Michael Harold Filer
1985 - 86 Robert Frederick Wotton
1986 - 87 Dan Crone
1987 - 88 Mrs Barbara R. Siberry
1988 - 89 Mrs Jacqueline Craven Harris
1989 - 90 Harry Bostock
1990 - 91 Wycliffe H Coe
1991 - 92 Lionel F Bennett
1992 - 93 Margaret Hogarth
1993 - 94 Ronald Whittaker
1994 - 95 Dr John Millward
1995 - 96 Mrs Pamela I Harris
1996 - 97 Mrs Jean Moore
Unitary Authority 1997
1997 - 98 Peter Brushett
1998 - 99 Keith Rawlings
1999 - 00 Hampton James Courtney
2000 - 01 Ben Grower
2001 - 02 Douglas Eyre
2002 - 03 David Baldwin
2003 - 04 Mrs Anne Rey
2004 - 05 Mrs Emily Morrell-Cross
2005 - 06 Ted Taylor
2006 - 07 Bob Chapman
2007 - 08 Mrs Anne Filer
2008 - 09 Stephen Chappell
2009 - 10 Mrs Beryl Baxter
2010 - 11 Barry Goldbart, the first Reform Jewish Mayor^[2]
2011 - 12 Chris Rochester
2012 - 13 Phil Stanley-Watts (Bournemouth’s 100th Mayor)
2013 - 14 Dr Rodney Cooper
2014 - 15 Chris Mayne
2015 - 16 John Adams
2016 - 17 Eddie Coope
2017 - 18 Lawrence Williams
2018-19 Derek Borthwick
2019-21 Susan Phillips, Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the mayoral term was given a year’s extension.
2021 David Kelsey

References[]

^ Lives and Times of the Mayors of Bournemouth 1890 - 2000
^ "First Reform Mayor in Bournemouth | Press Releases- The Movement for Reform Judaism". web.archive.org. 2010-10-03. Retrieved 2021-09-28.

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[1] Lives and Times of the Mayors of Bournemouth 1890 - 2000

[2] "First Reform Mayor in Bournemouth | Press Releases- The Movement for Reform Judaism". web.archive.org. 2010-10-03. Retrieved 2021-09-28.

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