Hellemmes-Lille

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Hellemmes-Lille , generally called simply Hellemmes , is an old commune of the Northern of the France, associated with Lille in April 1977. Its population rose, in 1999, with 18.371 inhabitants.

Communal elections

Results of the first turn of the communal elections of March 2001: People of Hellemmes, 18,68%; National front, 15,41%; Socialist party - list Bernard Derosier, 38,48%; greens, 12,91%; UDF - list Daniele Mésans, 8,08%; list RPF, 8,95%.

Town council elected on March 18th, 2001 (33 seats) :

Plural left for Hellemmes (43,77%,24 seats, including 12 PS, 6 PCF, 6 Greens). - 1. Bernard Derosier; 2. Gilles Pargneaux; 3. Evelyne Redlich; 4. Commercial Frederic; 5. Martine Carlier; 6. Claire Dhelin; 7. Ludovic Coupin; 8. Thierry Fountain; 9. Roger Maly; 10. Mireille Jarry; 11. Marcelle Marcellis; 12. Marie Pieroni-Tournier; 13. Jean-Luc Lietart; 14. Sylvanna Cauchy; 15. Patrick Redoute; 16. Yves Butcher; 17. Michele the Loire; 18. Virginia François; 19. Yves Thiery; 20. Stéphanie Freulon-Maucourant; 21. Chantal Guilbert; 22. Bernard Vanbelle; 23. Régine Leseutte; 24. Daniel Boulagnon.
People of Hellemmes (list connected with the Justified ; 36,77%,6 seats). - 1. Nabil El Haggar; 2. Robert Rapilly; 3. Anne Lefevre; 4. Patrice Vandemæle; 5. Christiane Vernay; 6. Etienne Dubron (after withdrawal of Jacqueline Deville in September 2005).
Hellemmes safety (FN; 19,45%,3 seats). - 1. Anne Coolzæt; 2. Pierre Lestienne; 3. Francoise Coolzæt.

Local companies, agriculture and industries

See also: List of the companies and industries of Hellemmes

Communal properties, services and schools

See also: List of the communal properties, services and schools of Hellemmes

Streets and localities

See also: List of the streets and localities of Hellemmes

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