2004 Oxford City Council election

2004 UK local government election December 2023 November 2013 thumb|Results of the 2004 Oxford City Council election Elections to Oxford City Council were held on 10 June 2004. The council is elected by halves, so one seat in each ward was up for election (except in St Clements, where both seats were contested). Labour lost majority control of the council but remained in minority administration. Overall turnout was 37.6%, with the lowest turnout (26.5%) in Carfax ward and the highest (49.5%) in Wolvercote. Election result Oxford local election result 2004 Liberal Democrats (UK) 10 4 1 +3 40.0 30.2 12,053 +4.1% Labour Party (UK) 7 0 9 -9 28.0 27.4 10,970 -11.0% Green Party of England and Wales 5 4 0 +4 20.0 20.4 8,161 +1.7% Independent Working Class Association 3 2 0 +2 12.0 3.6 1,435 +2.2% Conservative Party (UK) 0 0 0 0 0 17.6 7,019 +3.0% Independent (politician) 0 0 0 0 0 0.83 333 +0.61% |} Note: three Independents stood in 2004, compared with one in 2002. The total number of seats on the Council after the election was: Labour - 20 Liberal Democrats - 18 Green - 7 Independent Working Class Association - 3 Sources: BBC Oxford City Council Results by ward right|thumb|Map of the Oxford Wards All results from Oxford City Council. Barton and Sandhills Liberal Democrats (UK) Malcolm Murray 497 36.6% Labour Party (UK) Peter Brennan 414 30.5% Conservative Party (UK) Prudence Dailey 285 21.0% Green Party of England and Wales Raymond Hitchins 149 10.9% 1,357 31.1 Blackbird Leys Independent Working Class Association Lee Cole 494 Labour Party (UK) Patrick Stannard 415 Liberal Democrats (UK) Ian Bearder 92 Conservative Party (UK) Patricia Jones 91 Green Party of England and Wales Donald O'Neal 36 1,128 28.2 Carfax Liberal Democrats (UK) Paul Sargent 479 Conservative Party (UK) Edward Watkins 236 Green Party of England and Wales Pallas Reiss 185 Labour Party (UK) Peter Morton 185 1,091 26.5 Churchill Independent Working Class Association Claire Kent 386 Labour Party (UK) Peter Johnson 376 Conservative Party (UK) John Young 256 Liberal Democrats (UK) Sybil Dibdin 202 Green Party of England and Wales Matthew Ledbury 94 1,318 28.9 Cowley Labour Party (UK) Beryl Keen 616 Liberal Democrats (UK) Shakil Khan 369 Green Party of England and Wales Martin Juckes 323 Conservative Party (UK) Georgina Shomroni 262 1,577 37.8 Cowley Marsh Liberal Democrats (UK) Sajjad-Hussain Malik 584 Labour Party (UK) Mumtaz Fareed 377 Conservative Party (UK) Judith Harley 222 Green Party of England and Wales David Bibby 179 Independent (politician) Khurshid Ahmed 74 1,445 36.7 Headington Liberal Democrats (UK) Stephen Tall 1,061 Conservative Party (UK) Tarrant Anderson 343 Labour Party (UK) Georgina Toynbee 193 Green Party of England and Wales Judith Chipchase 150 1,753 44.2 Headington Hill and Northway Labour Party (UK) Tony Gray 451 Conservative Party (UK) Michael Davis 434 Liberal Democrats (UK) Mohammed Altaf-Khan 287 Green Party of England and Wales Katherine Wedell 160 1,337 33.8 Hinksey Park Labour Party (UK) Richard Muir 869 Green Party of England and Wales Lilian Sherwood 534 Liberal Democrats (UK) Christopher Bones 282 Conservative Party (UK) Simon Mort 258 1,956 44.3 Holywell Green Party of England and Wales Matthew Sellwood 443 Liberal Democrats (UK) Michael Gotch 385 Conservative Party (UK) Gregory Stafford 225 Labour Party (UK) Timothy Waters 192 1,264 32.1 Iffley Fields Green Party of England and Wales Elise Benjamin 800 Labour Party (UK) Richard Tarver 721 Liberal Democrats (UK) Bernard Gowers 195 Conservative Party (UK) James Hayward-Bloomfield 160 1,946 45.9 Jericho and Osney Liberal Democrats (UK) Michael Collins 846 Labour Party (UK) Colin Cook 721 Green Party of England and Wales Lilia Patterson 332 Conservative Party (UK) William Wilson 266 2,175 46.1 Littlemore Labour Party (UK) John Tanner 539 Conservative Party (UK) Stuart Hand 359 Green Party of England and Wales Mark Stevenson 227 Liberal Democrats (UK) Nadeem Khan 198 1,334 30.0 Lye Valley Labour Party (UK) Daniel Paskins 597 Liberal Democrats (UK) Nathan Pyle 506 Conservative Party (UK) Marilyn Cox 271 Green Party of England and Wales Tim Pizey 141 1,524 32.9 Marston Liberal Democrats (UK) Caroline van Zyl 749 Labour Party (UK) Roy Darke 693 Conservative Party (UK) Duncan Hatfield 426 Green Party of England and Wales Jeremy Poster 157 2,030 46.3 North Liberal Democrats (UK) Clark Brundin 706 Green Party of England and Wales Sushila Dhall 500 Conservative Party (UK) Elizabeth Pryor 214 Labour Party (UK) William Turner 175 Independent (politician) John Rose* 62 1,669 39.0 *John Rose stood on the platform "Local Government Reform" Northfield Brook Independent Working Class Association Stuart Craft 555 Labour Party (UK) Rae Humberstone 439 Conservative Party (UK) Mohammed Abdul-Haq 90 Liberal Democrats (UK) Pamela Bones 89 Green Party of England and Wales Susan Tibbles 61 1,242 30.3 Quarry and Risinghurst Liberal Democrats (UK) Tia MacGregor 953 Labour Party (UK) Oscar van Nooijen 572 Conservative Party (UK) Elizabeth Mills 356 Green Party of England and Wales Matthew Ormondroyd 155 2,053 46.0 Rose Hill and Iffley Labour Party (UK) Edward Turner 676 Liberal Democrats (UK) David Penwarden 505 Conservative Party (UK) Allen Mills 256 Green Party of England and Wales Simon Brook 185 1,682 39.2 St Clement's Note: the top two candidates were elected Green Party of England and Wales Claire Palmer 741 Green Party of England and Wales Mary-Jane Sareva 597 Labour Party (UK) Jane Darke 357 Labour Party (UK) Mohammed Nawaz 356 Liberal Democrats (UK) Ali Hydar 236 Liberal Democrats (UK) Andrew MacGregor 233 Conservative Party (UK) Peter Leeming 201 Independent (politician) David Leake 197 Conservative Party (UK) Gareth Jennings 197 1,564 33.9 Because both seats were up for election each voter had two votes (i.e. plurality-at-large). Turnout has been estimated by halving the number of votes cast. St Margaret's Liberal Democrats (UK) Gwynneth Royce 635 Green Party of England and Wales Christopher Goodall 449 Conservative Party (UK) Robert Porter 358 Labour Party (UK) James Cloyne 108 1,559 38.7 St Mary's Green Party of England and Wales Sidney Phelps 616 Labour Party (UK) Mohammed Abbasi 496 Liberal Democrats (UK) Julia Goddard 198 Conservative Party (UK) Margaret Young 127 1,447 33.4 Summertown Liberal Democrats (UK) Anthony Hollander 938 Green Party of England and Wales Thomas Lines 462 Conservative Party (UK) Raoul Cerratti 457 Labour Party (UK) Oliver Kempton 216 2,082 44.6 Wolvercote Liberal Democrats (UK) Susan Roaf 828 Conservative Party (UK) Graham Jones 669 Green Party of England and Wales Sheila Cameron 485 Labour Party (UK) Michael Taylor 162 2,156 49.5 Oxford 2004 Category:2000s in Oxford