North
North was a three-member ward which elected councillors for the first time in May 1979. The ward was abolished in April 1998 when Gillingham borough council was merged with Rochester-upon-Medway city council.
There have been 14 elections in North ward. In the last election in May 1996, the Liberal Democrats received the highest number of votes and won the seat.
Prior to 1996, voters in the ward had also elected Conservative, Labour and SDP-Liberal alliance councillors.
Boundary Map

Elections
The following elections took place in North ward between 1979 and 1998:
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Council election
2 May 1996
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Liberal Democrat gain from Conservative |
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Council election
4 May 1995
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Labour hold |
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Council election
5 May 1994
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Liberal Democrat gain from Labour |
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Council election
7 May 1992
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Conservative gain from Labour |
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Council election
2 May 1991
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Labour gain from Liberal Democrat |
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Council election
3 May 1990
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Labour gain from SDP-Liberal Alliance |
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Council election
5 May 1988
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Labour hold |
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Council election
7 May 1987
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SDP-Liberal Alliance gain from Conservative |
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Council election
8 May 1986
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SDP-Liberal Alliance gain from Conservative |
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Council election
3 May 1984
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Labour hold |
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Council election
5 May 1983
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Conservative gain from Labour |
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Council election
6 May 1982
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Conservative gain from Labour |
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Council election
1 May 1980
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Labour gain from Conservative |
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Labour hold |
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Council election
3 May 1979
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Labour win |
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Labour win |
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Conservative win |