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2002 local election in England
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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
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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
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