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2003 Adur District Council election
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2003 UK local government election
December 2013
January 2024
Elections to Adur District Council were held on 1 May 2003. One third of the council was up for election and the Conservative Party held overall control of the council. Overall turnout was 31.7%.
After the election, the composition of the council was:
Conservative 27
Labour 8
Independent 4
Results
Adur local election result 2003
Conservative Party (UK)
11
+4
73.3
46.8
7,167
-2.5%
Labour Party (UK)
4
-3
26.7
31.5
4,831
-9.1%
Liberal Democrats (UK)
0
0
0
0
0
11.2
1,713
+10.5%
Independent (politician)
0
-1
0
4.0
607
-0.8%
Green Party of England and Wales
0
0
0
0
0
3.6
556
+1.9%
United Kingdom Independence Party
0
0
0
0
0
2.9
442
+0.8%
Ward results
Buckingham
Conservative Party (UK)
Debra Kennard
901
69.1
+0.2
Labour Party (UK)
Peter Osmond
257
19.7
-2.9
Green Party of England and Wales
Frank Tilsley
145
11.1
+11.1
644
49.4
+3.1
1,303
34
Churchill
Conservative Party (UK)
Carol Bradburn
433
40.3
-16.1
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Roy Gibson
235
21.9
+21.9
Independent (politician)
Joy Hartley
214
19.9
+19.9
Labour Party (UK)
Jeannette White
192
17.9
-14.8
198
18.4
-5.3
1,074
28
Cokeham
Labour Party (UK)
Daniel Yate
553
55.4
-2.5
Conservative Party (UK)
Brian Boggis
444
44.5
+2.4
109
10.9
-4.9
997
28
Eastbrook
Conservative Party (UK)
Carol Eade
562
46.0
+2.8
Labour Party (UK)
Simon Thorpe
488
40.0
-16.8
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Jacqueline Painter
171
14.0
+14.0
74
6.0
1,221
35
Hillside Conservative Party (UK)
Kenneth Eade
602
50.4
+6.2
Labour Party (UK)
Brian Whipp
419
35.1
-20.7
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Robert King
174
14.6
+14.6
183
15.3
1,195
36
Manor
Conservative Party (UK)
Angela Mills
485
47.1
-7.6
Labour Party (UK)
Jean Woolgar
239
23.2
-3.1
Independent (politician)
Denise Ferris
170
16.5
+16.5
United Kingdom Independence Party
Lionel Parsons
136
13.2
-5.8
246
23.9
-4.5
1,030
31
Mash Barn
Conservative Party (UK)
Nicola Eves
247
35.5
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Richard Burt
193
27.8
Labour Party (UK)
Ann Bridges
153
22.0
Independent (politician)
Patrick Beresford
81
11.7
Green Party of England and Wales
Peter Franks-Lovell
21
3.0
54
7.7
695
24
Peverel (2)
Conservative Party (UK)
Brenda Collard
419
Conservative Party (UK)
Andrew McGregor
402
Labour Party (UK)
Joyce Burns
228
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Timothy Clarke
214
Labour Party (UK)
John Wales
180
1,443
26
St. Mary's
Labour Party (UK)
Geoffrey Howitt
286
74.3
Conservative Party (UK)
Henry Treadwell
99
25.7
187
48.6
385
45
St. Nicolas
Conservative Party (UK)
Michael Howard
642
48.5
-1.3
Labour Party (UK)
Alan Heselden
360
27.2
-4.7
Green Party of England and Wales
Moyra Martin
203
15.3
+6.8
United Kingdom Independence Party
Kenneth Bishop
119
9.0
-0.7
282
21.3
+3.4
1,324
35
Southlands (2)
Labour Party (UK)
Peter Berry
503
Labour Party (UK)
Sue-Ellen Murrell-Ashworth
385
Conservative Party (UK)
Felicity Deen
364
Conservative Party (UK)
Laura Graysmark
361
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Sydney Little
170
Green Party of England and Wales
Louis Gibbs
109
United Kingdom Independence Party
Eric Faulkner-Little
108
United Kingdom Independence Party
Michael Henn
79
2,079
36
Southwick Green
Conservative Party (UK)
Iris Betty
544
50.6
-10.6
Labour Party (UK)
Steven Carden
261
24.3
-14.5
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Anthony Stuart
192
17.9
+17.9
Green Party of England and Wales
Esther Rees
78
7.3
+7.3
283
26.3
+3.9
1,075
29
Widewater
Conservative Party (UK)
Christine Turner
662
44.3
-10.2
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Doris Martin
364
24.3
+24.3
Labour Party (UK)
Adrienne Lowe
327
21.9
-23.6
Independent (politician)
Edwina Weekes
142
9.5
+9.5
298
20.0
+11.0
1,495
33
References
BBC report of 2003 Adur election result
2003
Category:2003 English local elections
Category:2000s in West Sussex