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2002 Southampton City Council election

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2002 UK local government election April 2025 December 2013 thumb|300px|right|Map of the results of the 2002 Southampton council election. Labour in red, Liberal Democrats in yellow and Conservatives in blue. The 2002 Southampton Council election took place on 2 May 2002 to elect members of Southampton Unitary Council in Hampshire, England. The whole council was up for election with boundary changes since the last election in 2000 increasing the number of seat by 3. https://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/static/vote2002/local_elections/131.stm Southampton 2011-01-23 BBC News The council stayed under no overall control. Election results; Local Election The Times 16 2002-05-04 Election result The results saw no party win a majority on the council, https://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/1965693.stm Surprises for Labour in London 2011-01-24 2002-05-03 BBC News with Labour just remaining the largest party. http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/archive/2002/05/03/Hampshire+Archive/5608490.OUT_OUT_OUT__Local_election_round_up/ Out Out Out: Local election round-up 2011-01-24 2002-05-03 Southern Daily Echo The Conservatives gained 4 seats, but the Conservative group leader, Conor Burns, lost his seat. Burns came fourth in Bassett ward behind his two party colleagues and Liberal Democrat Elizabeth Mizon. Southampton local election result 2002 http://www.southampton.gov.uk/council-partners/elections/election_details.asp?ID=1 Election details 2011-01-23 Southampton City Council 9 May 2011 https://web.archive.org/web/20110509173334/http://www.southampton.gov.uk/council-partners/elections/election_details.asp?ID=1 dead Labour Party (UK) 19 3 39.6 35.5 46,669 3.9 Liberal Democrats (UK) 18 2 37.5 31.5 41,346 0.7 Conservative Party (UK) 11 4 22.9 28.4 37,359 3.5 Independent (politician) 0 0 2.2 2,875 0.8 Green Party of England and Wales 0 0 1.3 1,744 1.1 Socialist Alliance (England) 0 0 0.5 687 0.5 United Kingdom Independence Party 0 0 0.3 401 0.1 Socialist Labour Party (UK) 0 0 0.1 148 0.1 Socialist Party (England and Wales) 0 0 0.1 109 0.1 Ward results Bargate Bargate (3) Labour Party (UK) Richard Harris 819 Labour Party (UK) John Noon 811 Labour Party (UK) Parvin Damani 787 Conservative Party (UK) Clifford Combes 501 Conservative Party (UK) Elsie Warbrick 458 Conservative Party (UK) Tina Lanning 448 Liberal Democrats (UK) Roger Blades 258 Liberal Democrats (UK) Valerie Grant 258 Liberal Democrats (UK) Beaulis Hills 213 United Kingdom Independence Party Lorraine Barter 104 Socialist Labour Party (UK) Daniel Angus 91 United Kingdom Independence Party Hugo Lamb-Hickman 61 Socialist Labour Party (UK) Michael Holmes 57 4,866 16.5 Bassett Bassett (3) Liberal Democrats (UK) Elizabeth Mizon 1,481 Conservative Party (UK) John Hannides 1,470 Conservative Party (UK) Alec Samuels 1,386 Conservative Party (UK) Conor Burns 1,352 Liberal Democrats (UK) Roger Byatt 1,294 Liberal Democrats (UK) Brian Chapman 1,282 Labour Party (UK) Michael Brainsby 551 Labour Party (UK) Caran Clay 469 Labour Party (UK) Jean Taylor 457 9,742 31.7 Bevois Bevois (3) Labour Party (UK) Derek Burke 902 Labour Party (UK) Stephen Barnes-Andrews 855 Labour Party (UK) Jacqueline Rayment 775 Independent (politician) Bashir Ahmed 768 Independent (politician) Harjap Singh 736 Independent (politician) Anthony Broomes 640 Conservative Party (UK) Jean Baker 353 Conservative Party (UK) Edward Glossop 326 Conservative Party (UK) Susan Proctor 312 Liberal Democrats (UK) Susan Pike 298 Liberal Democrats (UK) Michael Beckett 286 Liberal Democrats (UK) Maureen Kirkwood 261 Green Party of England and Wales David CromwellDavid Cromwell Why Are We the Good Guys? Alresford, Hants: Zero Books, 2012, p.29 244 Socialist Party (England and Wales) Gavin Marsh 109 Socialist Alliance (England) Ella Noyes 109 6,974 25.5 Bitterne Bitterne (3) Labour Party (UK) Penelope Baldwin 1,432 Labour Party (UK) Christine Kelly 1,420 Labour Party (UK) Perry McMillan 1,366 Conservative Party (UK) John Hartwell 709 Conservative Party (UK) Arthur Weaver 616 Conservative Party (UK) Peter Nightingale 563 Liberal Democrats (UK) Diana Wills 349 Liberal Democrats (UK) Gregory Key 347 Liberal Democrats (UK) Robert Naish 341 7,143 29.9 Bitterne Park Bitterne Park (3) Liberal Democrats (UK) Nigel Impey 1,257 Liberal Democrats (UK) Anne Work 1,254 Conservative Party (UK) Peter Baillie 1,245 Conservative Party (UK) Eric Mintram 1,212 Liberal Democrats (UK) Mark Cooper 1,174 Conservative Party (UK) Matthew Dean 1,121 Labour Party (UK) Sarah Bogle 685 Labour Party (UK) Jonathan Walters 645 Labour Party (UK) David Furnell 637 9,230 32.6 Coxford Coxford (3) Liberal Democrats (UK) Peter Galton 1,328 Liberal Democrats (UK) Harry Mitchell 1,272 Liberal Democrats (UK) Michael Gausden 1,185 Labour Party (UK) Susanne Fletcher 1,000 Labour Party (UK) Donald Thomas 968 Labour Party (UK) Stephen Fricker 927 Conservative Party (UK) Phyllis Boniface 398 Conservative Party (UK) Jacqueline Mason 377 Conservative Party (UK) Pamela Rees 352 7,807 26.5 Freemantle Freemantle (3) Conservative Party (UK) Jeremy Moulton 1,087 Labour Party (UK) Simon Letts 1,062 Conservative Party (UK) Brian Parnell 1,060 Labour Party (UK) Nigel Clark 1,044 Conservative Party (UK) Michael Ball 1,039 Labour Party (UK) Funda Pepperell 993 Liberal Democrats (UK) Barbara Cummins 494 Liberal Democrats (UK) James Rogerson 401 Green Party of England and Wales Owain Clarke 348 Liberal Democrats (UK) Philip Melrose 344 Green Party of England and Wales Darren Pickering 314 Socialist Alliance (England) Mark Abel 140 United Kingdom Independence Party Ronald Smith 74 8,400 27.9 Harefield Harefield (3) Conservative Party (UK) Royston Smith 1,538 Conservative Party (UK) Richard Halderthay 1,512 Conservative Party (UK) Adrian Johnson 1,501 Labour Party (UK) Warwick Payne 1,287 Labour Party (UK) Kenneth Tew 1,252 Labour Party (UK) Norman Rides 1,206 Liberal Democrats (UK) Joyce Smerdon 438 Liberal Democrats (UK) Sylvia Drake 431 Liberal Democrats (UK) Simon Hordley 422 Green Party of England and Wales Andrew Shaw 204 9,791 33.0 Millbrook Millbrook (3) Liberal Democrats (UK) Peter Wakeford 1,651 Liberal Democrats (UK) Virginia Moore 1,587 Liberal Democrats (UK) George Melrose 1,548 Labour Party (UK) Ceren Davis 795 Labour Party (UK) Eileen Sharp 759 Labour Party (UK) Richard Fricker 710 Conservative Party (UK) William Reynard 394 Conservative Party (UK) Terry Withington 393 Conservative Party (UK) Julian Isaacson 390 Green Party of England and Wales Joseph Cox 237 8,464 28.7 Peartree Peartree (3) Liberal Democrats (UK) Gerry Drake 1,462 Liberal Democrats (UK) Norah Goss 1,404 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Slade 1,315 Labour Party (UK) Carolyn Burfitt 764 Labour Party (UK) Peter Davis 732 Labour Party (UK) Roger Iles 725 Conservative Party (UK) Marie Chamberlain 430 Conservative Party (UK) Keith Worthy 394 Conservative Party (UK) Brian Lankford 386 7,612 28.3 Portswood Portswood (3) Liberal Democrats (UK) Jill Baston 1,830 Liberal Democrats (UK) Adrian Vinson 1,675 Liberal Democrats (UK) Calvin Horner 1,623 Conservative Party (UK) Liam Ascough 827 Conservative Party (UK) Nicholas Howells 803 Conservative Party (UK) Edward Daunt 798 Labour Party (UK) Joseph Hannigan 667 Labour Party (UK) Joan Rogers 654 Labour Party (UK) Jacob Rahman 591 Socialist Alliance (England) Philip Pope 154 Socialist Alliance (England) Anthony Twine 140 9,762 32.3 Redbridge Redbridge (3) Labour Party (UK) Paul Russell 1,444 Labour Party (UK) Dennis Harryman 1,357 Labour Party (UK) Peter Marsh-Jenks 1,283 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jill Rudge 831 Conservative Party (UK) Enid Greenham 567 Conservative Party (UK) Lesley Matthews 531 Conservative Party (UK) Christina Philbrick 512 Liberal Democrats (UK) Edward Blake 466 Liberal Democrats (UK) June Mitchell 414 Socialist Alliance (England) Paul Nicholson 78 Socialist Alliance (England) Mathew Danaher 66 7,549 25.0 Shirley Shirley (3) Conservative Party (UK) Edwina Cooke 1,462 Conservative Party (UK) Terence Matthews 1,388 Conservative Party (UK) Paulette Holt 1,382 Labour Party (UK) Anthony Rees 1,177 Labour Party (UK) William Kearns 1,126 Labour Party (UK) Stuart Webb 997 Independent (politician) Simon Hardy 731 Liberal Democrats (UK) Paul Kobryn 457 Liberal Democrats (UK) Violet Riddle 404 Green Party of England and Wales John Spottiswoode 397 Liberal Democrats (UK) Stephen Trent 384 United Kingdom Independence Party Valerie Aston 162 10,067 35.6 Sholing Sholing (3) Labour Party (UK) Susan Blatchford 1,525 Labour Party (UK) June Bridle 1,508 Labour Party (UK) Paul Jenks 1,291 Conservative Party (UK) Lesley Hilliam 1,227 Conservative Party (UK) Philip Lankford 1,174 Conservative Party (UK) Philip Williams 1,105 Liberal Democrats (UK) Rita Gatesman 468 Liberal Democrats (UK) Kenneth Hawkins 454 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Hills 437 9,189 31.8 Swaythling Swaythling (3) Liberal Democrats (UK) David Beckett 1,154 Liberal Democrats (UK) Ann Milton 1,048 Liberal Democrats (UK) Terence Holden-Brown 1,006 Labour Party (UK) Christine Medway-Bull 678 Labour Party (UK) Michael Collins 663 Labour Party (UK) Ann Wardle 646 Conservative Party (UK) Emma Webster 404 Conservative Party (UK) Richard Forbes 402 Conservative Party (UK) Benjamin Guy 387 6,388 23.3 Woolston Woolston (3) Labour Party (UK) Carol Cunio 1,443 Labour Party (UK) Richard Williams 1,412 Labour Party (UK) Julian Price 1,372 Liberal Democrats (UK) David Simpson 1,077 Liberal Democrats (UK) David Newman 1,025 Liberal Democrats (UK) Colin McPhee 958 Conservative Party (UK) Roy Chamberlain 365 Conservative Party (UK) John Martin 363 Conservative Party (UK) Doris Moore 339 8,364 29.9 References 2000 Southampton Council election Southampton local elections 2003 Southampton Council election Category:2002 English local elections 2002 Category:2000s in Southampton