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2002 local election in England April 2025 December 2013 2002 Brent London Borough Council election Parliamentary 1998 Brent London Borough Council election 1998 2006 Brent London Borough Council election 2006 2 May 2002 All 63 seats to Brent London Borough Council 32 115x50px|Blank Labour Party (UK) 43 seats, 47.2% 35 8 23,108 42.5% 4.7% 115x50px|Blank Conservative Party (UK) 19 seats, 35.4% 19 17,523 32.2% 3.2% 115x50px|Blank Liberal Democrats (UK) 4 seats, 14.5% 9 5 9,206 16.9% 2.4% Brent London UK local election 2002 map.svg 400px Map of the results of the 2002 Brent London Borough Council election. Labour in red, Conservatives in blue and Liberal Democrats in yellow. Council control Council control after election Labour No overall control The 2002 Brent London Borough Council election took place on 2 May 2002 to elect members of Brent London Borough Council in London, England. The whole council was up for election with boundary changes since the last election in 1998 reducing the number of seats by 3.https://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/static/vote2002/local_elections/16.stm Brent BBC News 6 February 2015 The Labour Party stayed in overall control of the council.Election results – Local Elections 4 May 2002 The Times NewsBank 16 Election result Labour lost 8 seats,Above-average swing to right means Labour feels squeeze in the capital: London Significant losses in – key areas Wintour Patrick 4 May 2002 The Guardian NewsBank but remained in control of the council. Brent local election result 2002http://openlylocal.com/polls?council_id=21&page=1 London Borough of Brent: Election Results Openly Local 6 February 2015 Labour Party (UK) 35 -8 55.6 42.5 23,108 -4.7 Conservative Party (UK) 19 -3 30.2 32.2 17,523 -3.2 Liberal Democrats (UK) 9 +5 14.3 16.9 9,206 +2.4 Green Party of England and Wales 0 0 0.0 6.0 3,252 +4.8 Totally Independent 0 0 0.0 1.0 557 New Socialist Alliance (England) 0 0 0.0 0.5 288 New Brent Residents and Motorists 0 0 0.0 0.5 255 New Christian Peoples Alliance 0 0 0.0 0.2 99 New UK Independence Party 0 0 0.0 0.1 76 New |} The above totals include the delayed election in Northwick Park on 13 June 2002. Ward results Alperton (3 seats)http://www.brent.gov.uk/elections.nsf/031d5c68638196618025664000760871/0cd698b19e0039cf80256ba0003211b5!OpenDocument Results by Ward - May 2002 Local Elections Brent Council 6 February 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20060519095125/http://www.brent.gov.uk/elections.nsf/031d5c68638196618025664000760871/0cd698b19e0039cf80256ba0003211b5%21OpenDocument 19 May 2006 dead Liberal Democrats (UK) Daniel Brown 1,623 Liberal Democrats (UK) Chunilal Chavda 1,553 Liberal Democrats (UK) James Allie 1,522 Labour Party (UK) Ronald Collman 991 Labour Party (UK) Anirudh Sharma 944 Labour Party (UK) Leon Turini 857 Conservative Party (UK) Mistry Dineshkumar 432 Conservative Party (UK) Edward Baker 392 Conservative Party (UK) Shaheen Butt 381 8,695 37.3 Barnhill (3 seats) Conservative Party (UK) James O'Sullivan 1,591 Conservative Party (UK) Irwin Colle 1,518 Conservative Party (UK) Suresh Kansagra 1,501 Labour Party (UK) Pauline Webb 894 Labour Party (UK) Iftikhar Ahmad 890 Labour Party (UK) Maureen Queally 860 Liberal Democrats (UK) Simon Aronowitz 255 Liberal Democrats (UK) Geoffrey Mansfield 244 Liberal Democrats (UK) Ulla Thiessen 209 Green Party of England and Wales Mohammed Khan 205 8,167 32.9 Brondesbury Park (3 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Carol Shaw 1,263 Conservative Party (UK) William Duffin 994 Conservative Party (UK) Carishma Gillani 990 Labour Party (UK) Bryan Stark 828 Labour Party (UK) Christopher Anyadi 822 Labour Party (UK) Yusuf Giwa 736 Green Party of England and Wales Robert Davis 333 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jonathan Pincus 273 Liberal Democrats (UK) Susan Reynolds 272 Liberal Democrats (UK) Rosemarie Walters 220 6,731 29.0 Dollis Hill (3 seats) Labour Party (UK) Ralph Fox 1,188 Labour Party (UK) Abdul Sattar-Butt 1,161 Labour Party (UK) Cyril McGovern 1,124 Conservative Party (UK) Richard Lacey 801 Conservative Party (UK) Manubhai Makwana 741 Conservative Party (UK) Jennifer Seaton-Brown 737 Liberal Democrats (UK) Farooq Chaudhry 209 Liberal Democrats (UK) Derek Jackson 164 Green Party of England and Wales Peter Murry 160 Liberal Democrats (UK) Gisele Sukhram 151 6,436 29.6 Dudden Hill (3 seats) Labour Party (UK) Michael Lyon 1,206 Labour Party (UK) Bobby Thomas 1,182 Labour Party (UK) Izaharul Halder 1,178 Conservative Party (UK) John Warren 752 Conservative Party (UK) Brian Simmonds 735 Conservative Party (UK) Harry Quainoo 699 Independent (politician) Claire Fitzpatrick 282 Green Party of England and Wales Brian Orr 264 Liberal Democrats (UK) Rita Lyons 247 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jagdish Patel 200 Liberal Democrats (UK) Nathalal Hingorani 179 6,924 28.2 Fryent (3 seats) Labour Party (UK) George Crane 1,279 Labour Party (UK) James Moher 1,225 Labour Party (UK) Asish Sengupta 1,148 Conservative Party (UK) Jayeshkumar Patel 942 Conservative Party (UK) Amrish Patel 941 Conservative Party (UK) Mohammad Rizvi 810 Liberal Democrats (UK) Karen Brown 309 Liberal Democrats (UK) Chunilal Hirani 263 Liberal Democrats (UK) Diana Lewis 259 Green Party of England and Wales Cilona O'Conaill 173 7,349 32.0 Harlesden (3 seats) Labour Party (UK) Lincoln Beswick 1,138 Labour Party (UK) David Coughlin 1,106 Labour Party (UK) Mohammad Zakriya 827 Conservative Party (UK) Nirmal Patel 317 Conservative Party (UK) Anikumar Khengar 294 Independent (politician) James Fitzpatrick 275 Conservative Party (UK) Smart Owaka 272 Socialist Alliance (England) Roger Cox 229 Green Party of England and Wales Ursula Troche 199 Independent (politician) Pawan Gupta 191 Liberal Democrats (UK) Elizabeth Kornfeld 164 Liberal Democrats (UK) Rodney Saunders 141 Liberal Democrats (UK) Brenda Shuttleworth 133 5,286 22.0 Kensal Green (3 seats) Labour Party (UK) Bertha Joseph 1,157 Labour Party (UK) Helga Gladbaum 1,017 Labour Party (UK) Charles Lemmon 1,008 Green Party of England and Wales Philip Dymond 303 Conservative Party (UK) Nagin Parmar 292 Conservative Party (UK) Kenneth Sinclair 280 Conservative Party (UK) Rosaline Owaka 273 Liberal Democrats (UK) Donald MacArthur 258 Green Party of England and Wales Michael Wilkinson 239 Liberal Democrats (UK) Geoffrey Walley 209 Liberal Democrats (UK) Bernard Luby 181 5,217 22.5 Kenton (3 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Reginald Colwill 1,712 Conservative Party (UK) Uma Fernandes 1,668 Conservative Party (UK) Arthur Steel 1,660 Labour Party (UK) Mary Daly 1,042 Labour Party (UK) Paul Ejiofor 946 Labour Party (UK) Akberkhan Sarguroh 850 Liberal Democrats (UK) Henry Wright 276 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jane Flores 269 Liberal Democrats (UK) Penelope Lowcock 214 8,637 34.5 Kilburn (3 seats) Labour Party (UK) Mary Arnold 1,368 Labour Party (UK) Mary Cribbin 1,181 Labour Party (UK) Noel Thompson 1,080 Liberal Democrats (UK) Christopher Anderson 430 Green Party of England and Wales Donald Lowe 355 Liberal Democrats (UK) Bridget Kelly 331 Conservative Party (UK) Shane Andrews 310 Conservative Party (UK) Christine Baddeley 286 Liberal Democrats (UK) Freda Raingold 252 Conservative Party (UK) Hari Ray 232 5,825 20.9 Mapesbury (3 seats) Labour Party (UK) Ian Bellia 1,177 Labour Party (UK) Janice Long 1,165 Conservative Party (UK) Jack Sayers 1,026 Conservative Party (UK) Sarah Macken 985 Labour Party (UK) James Powney 984 Conservative Party (UK) Khalid Dar 942 Green Party of England and Wales Sabrina Doyle 387 Liberal Democrats (UK) Robert Wenley 304 Liberal Democrats (UK) William Motley 246 Liberal Democrats (UK) Andrew Scott 223 7,439 27.8 Preston (3 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Robert Blackman 1,685 Conservative Party (UK) Harshadbhai Patel 1,644 Conservative Party (UK) Thomas Taylor 1,615 Labour Party (UK) Mary Mears 923 Labour Party (UK) James Dudley 914 Labour Party (UK) John Poole 865 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jacqueline Bunce-Linsell 255 Liberal Democrats (UK) Pearl Raisin 246 Liberal Democrats (UK) Tom Krosing 230 8,377 33.9 Queen's Park (3 seats) Labour Party (UK) Jonathan Davies 1,264 Labour Party (UK) Reginald Freeson 1,255 Labour Party (UK) Neil Nerva 1,193 Conservative Party (UK) Peter Denison-Pender 495 Green Party of England and Wales Phillip Linsdell 453 Liberal Democrats (UK) Diana Ayres 436 Conservative Party (UK) Valji Murji 383 Conservative Party (UK) Nirubala Patel 374 Liberal Democrats (UK) Eileen Barker 347 Liberal Democrats (UK) Ian Calder 283 6,483 25.0 Queensbury (3 seats) Labour Party (UK) Bill Dromey 1,757 Labour Party (UK) Rameshchandra Patel 1,707 Labour Party (UK) Sandra Kabir 1,583 Conservative Party (UK) Yogesh Joshee 1,069 Conservative Party (UK) Kanesh Patel 994 Conservative Party (UK) Venilal Vaghela 974 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jyotshna Patel 333 Liberal Democrats (UK) Marjorie Bonfield 319 Liberal Democrats (UK) Vivienne Williamson 303 9,039 36.1 Stonebridge (3 seats) Labour Party (UK) Ann John 1,325 Labour Party (UK) Sebastian Long 1,286 Labour Party (UK) Columbus Moloney 1,217 Conservative Party (UK) Harji Dabasia 710 Conservative Party (UK) Girish Patel 707 Conservative Party (UK) Lalji Ladwa 675 Liberal Democrats (UK) Candida Davies 187 Liberal Democrats (UK) Sashi Makhjia 142 Liberal Democrats (UK) Richard Thomas 142 Christian Peoples Alliance Donald Graham 99 6,490 23.8 Sudbury (3 seats) Liberal Democrats (UK) Paul Lorber 1,613 Liberal Democrats (UK) Chandubhai Patel 1,492 Liberal Democrats (UK) Robert Wharton 1,381 Labour Party (UK) Mohammad Hoda 815 Labour Party (UK) Francis Holly 760 Labour Party (UK) William Mears 729 Conservative Party (UK) Christie Fernandes 704 Conservative Party (UK) Aroon Rana 689 Conservative Party (UK) Michelle Keller 646 8,829 37.8 Tokyngton (3 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Nicola Blackman 1,376 Conservative Party (UK) Bhiku Patel 1,267 Conservative Party (UK) Natalie Colwill 1,244 Labour Party (UK) Alec Castle 1,237 Labour Party (UK) Orugbani Douglas 1,203 Labour Party (UK) Ketan Sheth 1,130 Liberal Democrats (UK) Arvindbhai Patel 277 Liberal Democrats (UK) Leslie Lewis 241 Liberal Democrats (UK) Anthony Spitzel 170 8,145 34.3 Welsh Harp (3 seats) Labour Party (UK) Richard Harrod 1,292 Labour Party (UK) Mary Farrell 1,257 Labour Party (UK) Harbhajan Singh 1,192 Conservative Party (UK) Cormach Moore 1,107 Conservative Party (UK) Alan Wall 1,067 Conservative Party (UK) Ratilal Shah 1,066 Liberal Democrats (UK) Christopher Queen 209 Liberal Democrats (UK) Hermione Raven 186 Green Party of England and Wales Timothy Turner 174 Liberal Democrats (UK) Deborah Sutherland 163 UK Independence Party Alan Samson 76 7,789 33.6 Wembley Central (3 seats) Liberal Democrats (UK) Valerie Brown 1,314 Liberal Democrats (UK) Havard Hughes 1,287 Liberal Democrats (UK) Vijaykumar Shah 1,248 Labour Party (UK) Mahendra Shah 1,194 Labour Party (UK) Joyce Bacchus 1,068 Labour Party (UK) Tullah Persaud 979 Conservative Party (UK) Vinubhai Patel 591 Conservative Party (UK) Piyushkumar Khengar 530 Conservative Party (UK) Niranjan Pattni 491 Residents Association Macstiofain Tomas 255 Residents Association Pauline Ellington 236 Socialist Alliance (England) Jonathan Hextall 59 9,252 39.9 Willesden Green (3 seats) Labour Party (UK) Lesley Jones 1,033 Labour Party (UK) Gabrielle Kagan 978 Labour Party (UK) Ahmed Shahzad 855 Conservative Party (UK) Richard Blackmore 348 Conservative Party (UK) Abdul Raja 299 Conservative Party (UK) Talhat Rehman 273 Green Party of England and Wales Simone Aspis 246 Liberal Democrats (UK) Martin Davies 234 Green Party of England and Wales Timothy Hoy 211 Liberal Democrats (UK) Carmel O'Dwyer 199 Liberal Democrats (UK) Azwar Mohammed 173 4,849 22.2 Northwick Park delayed election The election in Northwick Park was delayed until 13 June 2002 after the death of one of the Liberal Democrat candidates.Elections complete 27 June 2002 Greater London, Kent, and Surrey Counties Publications NewsBank All 3 seats were won by the Conservative party.https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2002/jun/14/localgovernment.uk1 Seat change leads to Labour losing control 14 June 2002 The Guardian 7 February 2015 Northwick Park (3 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Neil Rands 1,355 Conservative Party (UK) Gerhard Fiegel 1,340 Conservative Party (UK) Harihar Patel 1,321 Labour Party (UK) Sylvia Collins 922 Labour Party (UK) Mary Daly 831 Labour Party (UK) Singarayer Joanes 763 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jyotshna Patel 529 Liberal Democrats (UK) Diana Ayres 489 Liberal Democrats (UK) Derek Jackson 488 Green Party of England and Wales Donald Lowe 64 Green Party of England and Wales Peter Murry 63 Green Party of England and Wales Timothy Turner 60 8,225 31.9 References 2002 Category:2002 London Borough council elections