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Cambridge City Council election
April 2022
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The 2003 Cambridge City Council election took place on 1 May 2003 to elect members of Cambridge City Council in England.https://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Cambridge-1973-2012.pdf Cambridge City Council Election Results 1973-2012 28 November 2021 Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher This was on the same day as other nationwide local elections.
Results summary
2003 Cambridge City Council election
Liberal Democrats (UK)
11
2
64.7
14
25
59.5
12,896
41.2
+0.6
Labour Party (UK)
6
2
35.3
9
15
35.7
8,183
26.1
-3.0
Conservative Party (UK)
0
0.0
2
2
4.8
7,366
23.5
+2.2
Green Party of England and Wales
0
0.0
0
0
0.0
2,491
8.0
+0.7
UKIP
0
0.0
0
0
0.0
243
0.8
±0.0
Socialist Alliance (England)
0
0.0
0
0
0.0
137
0.4
-0.1
Ward results
Abbey
Abbey
Labour Party (UK)
John Durrant
502
55.2
-3.4
Conservative Party (UK)
Vivian Ellis
195
21.4
+2.9
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Thomas Yates
142
15.6
+4.0
Green Party of England and Wales
John Collins
71
7.8
+1.6
307
33.7
-6.4
910
19.2
-1.4
Labour Party (UK)
3.2
Arbury
Arbury
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Rhodri James
739
36.4
+7.7
Labour Party (UK)
Ian Kidman
689
33.9
-7.1
Conservative Party (UK)
Robert Boorman
535
26.3
+0.9
Green Party of England and Wales
Peter Pope
70
3.4
-0.2
50
2.5
—
2,033
39.8
±0.0
Liberal Democrats (UK)
7.4
Castle
Castle
Liberal Democrats (UK)
David Howarth
1,226
58.2
+6.8
Conservative Party (UK)
Rhona Boorman
445
21.1
+0.1
Labour Party (UK)
Gillian Richardson
271
12.9
-6.0
Green Party of England and Wales
Stephen Lawrence
163
7.7
-0.9
781
37.1
+6.7
2,105
30.1
-0.9
Liberal Democrats (UK)
3.4
Cherry Hinton
Cherry Hinton
Labour Party (UK)
Robert Dryden
1,072
43.3
+3.5
Conservative Party (UK)
Justin Hinchcliffe
1,021
41.2
-8.1
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Geoffrey Heathcock
311
12.6
+4.4
Green Party of England and Wales
Shayne Mitchell
73
2.9
+0.2
51
2.1
—
2,477
45.8
+1.7
Labour Party (UK)
5.8
Coleridge
Coleridge
Labour Party (UK)
Berni Callaghan
742
41.1
-9.5
Conservative Party (UK)
Martin Hall
571
31.6
+7.1
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Laura Doherty
254
14.1
-0.3
Green Party of England and Wales
Richard Rippin
95
5.3
+0.2
Socialist Alliance (England)
Simon Sedgwick-Jell
74
4.1
+1.6
UKIP
Albert Watts
70
3.9
+1.0
171
9.5
-16.6
1,806
31.1
-0.6
Labour Party (UK)
8.3
East Chesterton
East Chesterton
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Donald Adey
912
40.8
+0.3
Labour Party (UK)
Patricia Johnston
756
33.8
-1.9
Conservative Party (UK)
Mamunur Rashid
332
14.8
+1.5
Green Party of England and Wales
Neil Hewett
157
7.0
+1.6
UKIP
Marjorie Barr
79
3.5
-1.7
156
7.0
+2.2
2,236
31.6
-2.3
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Labour Party (UK)
1.1
King's Hedges
King's Hedges (2 seats due to by-election)
Labour Party (UK)
Elizabeth Hughes
473
50.1
Labour Party (UK)
Louise Downham
438
46.3
Conservative Party (UK)
Hugh Mennie
214
22.6
Conservative Party (UK)
Cyril Weinman
202
21.4
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Evelyn Bradford
182
19.3
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Jonathan Monroe
129
13.7
Green Party of England and Wales
Gerhard Goldbeck-Wood
95
10.1
945
19.7
Labour Party (UK)
Labour Party (UK)
Market
Market
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Michael Dixon
817
56.7
-0.3
Conservative Party (UK)
James Orpin
240
16.7
+1.2
Green Party of England and Wales
Martin Lucas-Smith
213
14.8
+2.7
Labour Party (UK)
Paul Sales
171
11.9
-3.5
577
40.0
-1.5
1,441
21.6
-1.1
Liberal Democrats (UK)
0.8
Newnham
Newnham
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Julie Smith
987
54.3
-1.2
Conservative Party (UK)
Laurence Tailby
334
18.4
+2.5
Labour Party (UK)
Miriam Lynn
257
14.1
-4.1
Green Party of England and Wales
Anna Gomori-Woodcock
239
13.2
+3.9
653
35.9
-1.4
1,817
23.6
-3.0
Liberal Democrats (UK)
1.9
Petersfield
Petersfield
Labour Party (UK)
Patricia Wright
738
35.9
-4.5
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Kevin Wilkins
604
29.3
+5.0
Green Party of England and Wales
Margaret Wright
481
23.4
+1.9
Conservative Party (UK)
Daniel Whant
235
11.4
+0.6
134
6.5
-9.6
2,058
26.5
-4.1
Labour Party (UK)
4.8
Queen Edith's
Queen Edith's
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Alan Baker
1,497
63.8
+4.0
Conservative Party (UK)
Keith Henry
395
16.8
-1.2
Labour Party (UK)
Susan Rosser
242
10.3
-2.8
Green Party of England and Wales
Robert Milsom
119
5.1
-1.0
UKIP
Helene Davies
94
4.0
+1.0
1,102
47.0
—
2,347
38.7
-2.7
Liberal Democrats (UK)
2.6
Romsey
Romsey
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Iain Coleman
892
43.8
-1.0
Labour Party (UK)
Paul Gilchrist
789
38.8
-1.3
Green Party of England and Wales
Vicky Russell
146
7.2
-1.8
Conservative Party (UK)
Richard Normington
145
7.1
+1.0
Socialist Alliance (England)
Diana Minns
63
3.1
N/A
103
5.0
+0.3
2,035
34.0
-1.9
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Labour Party (UK)
0.2
Trumpington
Trumpington (2 seats due to by-election)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Philippa Slatter
1,225
50.4
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Edrich Adigun-Harris
1,126
46.3
Conservative Party (UK)
Hannah Towns
949
39.0
Conservative Party (UK)
Steven George
914
37.6
Green Party of England and Wales
Neil Ford
181
7.4
Labour Party (UK)
David Coulson
150
6.2
Labour Party (UK)
Jonathan Goodacre
135
5.6
2,432
40.4
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
West Chesterton
West Chesterton
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Max Boyce
941
50.2
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Nichola Harrison
912
48.6
Labour Party (UK)
Mick Brown
390
20.8
Labour Party (UK)
Michael Sargeant
368
19.6
Conservative Party (UK)
James Strachan
341
18.2
Conservative Party (UK)
Graham Palmer
298
15.9
Green Party of England and Wales
Sarah Peake
233
12.4
Green Party of England and Wales
Stephen Peake
155
8.3
1,875
30.9
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
References
Cambridge
2003
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