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2003 Hyndburn Borough Council election

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2003 UK local government election December 2013 April 2026 2003 Hyndburn Borough Council election parliamentary 2002_Hyndburn_Borough_Council_election 2002 2004_Hyndburn_Borough_Council_election 2004 12 of 35 seats to Hyndburn Borough Council 1 May 2003 18 Conservative Party (UK) 17 18 1 Labour Party (UK) 18 17 1 Hyndburn_UK_local_election_2003_map.svg 2003 local election results in Hyndburn #dc241f Labour #0087dc Conservative #808080 Not contested Peter Britcliffe Jean Battle St Andrew's Church Hyndburn Borough Council elections Elections to Hyndburn Borough Council were held on 1 May 2003. One third of the council was up for election and the Conservative party gained overall control of the council from the Labour party. Overall turnout was 51.5%. After the election, the composition of the council was Conservative 18 Labour 17 Election result Hyndburn local election result 2003 Conservative Party (UK) 7 2 1 +1 58.3 50.5 11,774 +1.1% Labour Party (UK) 5 1 2 -1 41.7 47.1 10,981 -2.6% Green Party of England and Wales 0 0 0 0 0 2.3 545 +2.3% Ward results Altham Labour Party (UK) Miles Parkinson 948 56.1 Conservative Party (UK) Michael Taylor 743 43.9 205 12.2 1,691 Labour Party (UK) Barnfield Conservative Party (UK) Paul Barton 623 35.2 Labour Party (UK) Wendy Dwyer 601 34.0 Green Party of England and Wales Ian Dixon 545 30.8 22 1.2 1,769 Conservative Party (UK) Labour Party (UK) Baxenden Conservative Party (UK) James Dickinson 1,235 70.2 Labour Party (UK) William Whittaker 524 29.8 711 40.4 1,759 Conservative Party (UK) Central Conservative Party (UK) Siddique Kazi 1,137 62.0 Labour Party (UK) Richard Heap 697 38.0 440 24.0 1,834 Conservative Party (UK) Church Labour Party (UK) John Broadley 973 58.0 Conservative Party (UK) Edmund Hogan 706 42.0 267 16.0 1,679 Labour Party (UK) Clayton-le-Moors Conservative Party (UK) Janet Storey 953 53.6 Labour Party (UK) John Burke 824 46.4 129 7.2 1,777 Conservative Party (UK) Labour Party (UK) Huncoat Labour Party (UK) Brendan Shiel 905 57.6 Conservative Party (UK) Patricia Day 666 42.4 239 15.2 1,571 Labour Party (UK) Immanuel Conservative Party (UK) Jean Lockwood 908 52.5 Labour Party (UK) Edwina McCormack 822 47.5 186 5.0 1,730 Conservative Party (UK) Milnshaw Labour Party (UK) Malcolm Pritchard 1,061 53.7 Conservative Party (UK) Derek Scholes 914 46.3 147 7.4 1,975 Labour Party (UK) Overton Conservative Party (UK) David Mason 1,344 51.9 Labour Party (UK) Dennis Baron 1,246 48.1 98 3.8 2,590 Conservative Party (UK) Rishton Labour Party (UK) Winifred Jackson 1,311 52.2 Conservative Party (UK) Stanley Horne 1,202 47.8 109 4.4 2,513 Labour Party (UK) Conservative Party (UK) St Oswald's Conservative Party (UK) Brian Roberts 1,343 55.7 Labour Party (UK) John McCormack 1,069 44.3 274 11.4 2,412 Conservative Party (UK) References 2003 Hyndburn election result Tory win 'the best birthday present' Ward results Category:2003 English local elections 2003 Category:2000s in Lancashire