2000 North Hertfordshire District Council election

Council election in England March 2023 March 2023 2000 North Hertfordshire District Council election parliamentary 1999 North Hertfordshire District Council election 1999 2000 5 4 y 2002 North Hertfordshire District Council election 2002 17 of 49 seats on North Hertfordshire District Council 25 Con F. John Smith Conservative Party (UK) 28 29 1 Lab David Kearns Labour Party (UK) 18 18 LD Steve Jarvis Liberal Democrats (UK) 3 2 1 Leader F. John Smith Conservative Party (UK) Leader after election F. John Smith Conservative Party (UK) The 2000 North Hertfordshire District Council election was held on 4 May 2000, at the same time as other local elections across England. 17 of the 49 seats on North Hertfordshire District Council were up for election, being the usual third plus a by-election in Hitchin Walsworth ward.si The District of North Hertfordshire (Electoral Changes) Order 1998 1998 2555 14 March 2023 Ward results The results for each ward were as follows. An asterisk(*) indicates a sitting councillor standing for re-election.Rallings Colin Thrasher Michael North Hertfordshire District Council Election Results 1973–2012 https://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/North-Hertfordshire-1973-2012.pdf The Elections Centre Plymouth University 4 March 2023 Baldock Town wardConservative Party (UK) Ian Knighton* 1120 57.1% +2.5 Labour Party (UK) Joanna White 679 34.6% -7.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Ian Simpson 164 8.4% -3.234.5%Conservative Party (UK) 4.9 Hitchin Bearton wardLabour Party (UK) Martin Stears* 787 51.2% -8.6 Conservative Party (UK) Patricia Cherry 480 31.3% -1.0 Liberal Democrats (UK) Keith Catchpole 110 7.2% -3.9 Natural Law Party David Cooke 106 6.9% 0.0 Green Party of England and Wales Nigel Howitt 53 3.5% -8.029.3%Labour Party (UK) -3.8 Hitchin Highbury wardConservative Party (UK) Lesley Greenwood* 1061 47.4% -10.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Paul Clark 928 41.5% +3.0 Labour Party (UK) Jonathan Newham 200 8.9% -12.1 Green Party of England and Wales Lydia Howitt 49 2.2% -5.040.9%Conservative Party (UK) -6.7 Hitchin Oughton wardLabour Party (UK) Joan Kirby* 584 62.9% -9.4 Conservative Party (UK) Nigel Brook 266 28.7% +6.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Ingeborg Sutcliffe 69 7.4% -2.6 Natural Law Party Lesley Relph 9 1% +1.024.9%Labour Party (UK) -7.9 Hitchin Priory wardConservative Party (UK) Richard Thake* 1056 71.8% -8.0 Labour Party (UK) Peter Terry 248 16.9% -13.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Winder 166 11.3% -14.536.8%Conservative Party (UK) 2.7 Hitchin Walsworth wardLabour Party (UK) Philip Kirk 930 48.1% +4.5 Conservative Party (UK) Bernard Lovewell* 844 43.6% -1.0 Labour Party (UK) Robert Whatson 832 43% Conservative Party (UK) Ray Shakespeare-Smith 782 40.4% Liberal Democrats (UK) David Shirley 160 8.3% -2.1 Green Party of England and Wales George Howe 110 5.7% -2.6 Natural Law Party Russell Howard 31 1.6% -1.635.1% Labour Party (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Conservative Party (UK) The by-election in Hitchin Walsworth ward was to replace Conservative councillor James Ashmore. Hitchwood wardConservative Party (UK) Alan Calder* 659 77.2% +2.1 Labour Party (UK) Jean Wood 142 16.6% -8.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Winder 53 6.2% +6.243.2%Conservative Party (UK) 5.2 Knebworth wardConservative Party (UK) F. Robin Wordsworth* 861 72.2% -2.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Michael Stiff 154 12.9% -11.5 Labour Party (UK) Natasha Hetherington 135 11.3% -17.3 Green Party of England and Wales Stuart Madgin 43 3.6% +3.629.7%Conservative Party (UK) 4.5 Letchworth East wardLabour Party (UK) Lorna Kercher* 747 49.4% -5.1 Conservative Party (UK) Elizabeth Allen 540 35.7% +4.9 Liberal Democrats (UK) Martin Gammell 225 14.9% -1.628.6%Labour Party (UK) -5 Letchworth Grange wardLabour Party (UK) David Morris* 728 50.6% -14.1 Conservative Party (UK) George Reith 538 37.4% +10.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) Marion Minards-Gammell 172 12% -2.128.0%Labour Party (UK) -12.2 Letchworth South East wardConservative Party (UK) Carole McNelliey 744 45.5% +9.8 Labour Party (UK) Jean Andrews* 596 36.5% -10.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) Murray Turner 295 18% -3.331.6%Conservative Party (UK) Labour Party (UK) 10.1 Letchworth South West wardConservative Party (UK) Terry Hone 1269 47.3% -1.0 Liberal Democrats (UK) Andrew Ircha 1222 45.5% +2.5 Labour Party (UK) Jacqueline Hartley 193 7.2% -8.647.8%Conservative Party (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) -1.7 Letchworth Wilbury wardLabour Party (UK) Gary Grindal* 517 55.9% -8.0 Conservative Party (UK) Jessica Thomson 296 32% +5.5 Liberal Democrats (UK) Paul Booton 112 12.1% +1.023.1%Labour Party (UK) -6.8 Royston Heath wardConservative Party (UK) Rod Kennedy* 641 52.7% +0.9 Labour Party (UK) Robin King 304 25% -0.6 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Ledden 271 22.3% -3.831.4%Conservative Party (UK) +0.7 Royston Meridian wardConservative Party (UK) F. John Smith* 587 54.1% +4.6 Labour Party (UK) Dorothy Fryer 284 26.2% -3.6 Liberal Democrats (UK) Patricia Baxter 215 19.8% -4.132.6%Conservative Party (UK) 4.1 Royston Palace wardConservative Party (UK) Martin Beaver* 486 48% +10.4 Labour Party (UK) Joan Herbert 308 30.4% -10.0 Liberal Democrats (UK) Caroline Coates 219 26.7% -2.026.7%Conservative Party (UK) 10.2 Changes 2000–2002 Codicote by-election, 22 February 2001 Labour Party (UK) Karen Omer(Karry Omer) 632 59.8 +36.9 Conservative Party (UK) Peter Ivory 343 32.5 -33.7 Liberal Democrats (UK) Paul Clark 82 7.8 -3.1 289 27.3 1,057 52.3 Labour Party (UK) Conservative Party (UK) This by-election was triggered by the resignation of Conservative councillor Luke La Plain.Results http://www.nhdc.gov.uk/results.html North Hertfordshire District Council 8 April 2023 https://web.archive.org/web/20010607031156/http://www.nhdc.gov.uk/results.html 7 June 2001 Hitchin Highbury by-election, 7 June 2001 Liberal Democrats (UK) Paul Clark 2,102 57.7 +16.2 Conservative Party (UK) Raymond Shakespeare-Smith 1,542 42.3 -5.1 560 15.4 3,644 Liberal Democrats (UK) Conservative Party (UK) This by-election was triggered by the resignation of Conservative councillor Paul Dee.Lib Dems gain in by-election Hitchin Comet 14 June 2001 20 Letchworth Grange By-Election 7 June 2001 Labour Party (UK) Jon Newham 1,725 54.8 +4.2 Conservative Party (UK) 911 29.0 -8.5 Liberal Democrats (UK) 510 16.2 +4.3 814 25.8 3,146 Labour Party (UK) This by-election was triggered by the resignation of Labour councillor David Morris. 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