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1999 UK local government election
1999 Cambridge City Council election Cambridgeshire parliamentary 1998 Cambridge City Council election 1998 1999 5 6 y 2000 Cambridge City Council election 2000 14 out of 42 seats to Cambridge City Council 22 29.7% (1.9%) 95x50px|Blank Labour Party (UK) 19 seats, 36.1% 8 19 9,748 38.1% 2.0% 95x50px|Blank Liberal Democrats (UK) 17 seats, 39.3% 6 17 9,643 37.7% 1.6% 95x50px|Blank Conservative Party (UK) 6 seats, 22.0% 0 6 5,368 21.0% 1.0% Cambridge UK ward map 1999.svg Winner of each seat at the 1999 Cambridge City Council election Council control Council control after election No overall control No overall control
The 1999 Cambridge City Council election took place on 6 May 1999 to elect members of Cambridge City Council in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England.https://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Cambridge-1973-2012.pdf Cambridge City Council Election Results 1973-2012 18 September 2023 Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher The Elections Centre, Plymouth University This was on the same day as other local elections across England.
Summary
Election result
1999 Cambridge City Council election
Labour Party (UK)
8
57.1
11
19
45.2
9,748
38.1
+2.0
Liberal Democrats (UK)
6
42.9
11
17
40.5
9,643
37.7
–1.6
Conservative Party (UK)
0
0.0
6
6
14.3
5,368
21.0
–1.0
Green Party of England and Wales
0
0.0
0
0
0.0
837
3.3
+0.7
Ward results
Abbey
Abbey
Labour Party (UK)
John Durrant*
702
71.3
+6.3
Conservative Party (UK)
Simon Mitton
157
16.0
–2.3
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Stephen Smith
76
7.7
–8.9
Green Party of England and Wales
John Collins
49
5.0
N/A
545
55.3
+8.6
984
21.1
+2.1
4,679
Labour Party (UK)
4.3
Arbury
Arbury
Labour Party (UK)
Robin Horne*
775
57.2
+4.0
Conservative Party (UK)
Mark Taylor
381
28.1
–3.0
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Rhodri James
198
14.6
–1.1
394
29.1
+7.0
1,354
26.7
+1.5
5,118
Labour Party (UK)
3.5
Castle
Castle
Liberal Democrats (UK)
David Howarth*
1,459
72.2
+11.8
Labour Party (UK)
Stephen Hartley
320
15.3
–3.0
Conservative Party (UK)
James Strachan
243
12.0
–3.1
1,139
56.3
+14.7
2,022
28.9
+1.2
7,068
Liberal Democrats (UK)
7.4
Cherry Hinton
Cherry Hinton
Labour Party (UK)
Robert Dryden*
1,264
53.0
+8.0
Conservative Party (UK)
Christopher Howell
989
41.4
–5.2
Liberal Democrats (UK)
France Amrani
134
5.6
–2.8
275
11.5
N/A
2,387
43.1
+8.4
5,540
Labour Party (UK)
6.6
Coleridge
Coleridge
Labour Party (UK)
Berni Callaghan
908
60.1
–1.6
Conservative Party (UK)
Fiona McNish
364
24.1
–1.5
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Richard Folley
239
15.8
+3.1
544
36.0
±0.0
1,511
25.7
+1.9
5,896
Labour Party (UK)
0.1
East Chesterton
East Chesterton
Labour Party (UK)
Patricia Johnston
1,121
44.9
+3.8
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Jennifer Liddle
1,049
42.0
–1.8
Conservative Party (UK)
Colin Havercroft
325
13.0
–1.7
72
2.9
N/A
2,495
36.2
+4.1
6,927
Labour Party (UK)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
3.0
Kings Hedges
Kings Hedges
Labour Party (UK)
Raith Overhill*
641
65.9
+0.8
Conservative Party (UK)
John Phillips
171
17.6
–1.2
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Philip Rodgers
161
16.5
+0.5
470
48.3
+2.0
973
20.2
+0.4
4,808
Labour Party (UK)
1.0
Market
Market
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Michael Dixon
818
54.0
–6.5
Labour Party (UK)
Andrew Jones
338
22.3
+1.5
Conservative Party (UK)
Jason Webb
198
13.1
+2.0
Green Party of England and Wales
Adam Swallow
162
10.7
+3.1
480
31.7
–8.0
1,516
22.6
+1.5
6,743
Liberal Democrats (UK)
4.0
Newnham
Newnham
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Nichola Harrison
1,109
54.9
–4.3
Labour Party (UK)
Edward Addison
634
31.4
+4.5
Conservative Party (UK)
Ann Watkins
278
13.8
±0.0
475
23.5
–8.8
2,021
25.8
+3.5
7,912
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Labour Party (UK)
4.4
Petersfield
Petersfield
Labour Party (UK)
Hannah Reed*
988
54.4
–0.7
Green Party of England and Wales
Shayne Mitchell
342
18.8
+3.0
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Jason McCullagh
259
14.3
–2.4
Conservative Party (UK)
Charles Harcourt
227
12.5
±0.0
646
35.6
–2.8
1,816
25.1
+3.2
7,243
Labour Party (UK)
1.9
Queens Edith
Queens Edith
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Ashley Woodford
1,175
48.7
–6.1
Conservative Party (UK)
Richard Williams
742
30.7
–0.8
Labour Party (UK)
Kira Davison
371
15.4
+1.7
Green Party of England and Wales
Robert Milsom
126
5.2
N/A
433
18.0
–5.3
2,414
39.9
–1.8
6,061
Liberal Democrats (UK)
2.7
Romsey
Romsey
Labour Party (UK)
Paul Gilchrist
1,015
50.2
+8.1
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Jane Tienne
889
43.9
–4.9
Conservative Party (UK)
Vivian Ellis
119
5.9
+2.2
126
6.2
N/A
2,023
32.9
–1.0
6,176
Labour Party (UK)
6.5
Trumpington
Trumpington
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Philippa Slatter*
1,205
52.2
+11.7
Conservative Party (UK)
Elaine Wheatley
937
40.6
–4.4
Labour Party (UK)
Denstone Kemp
168
7.3
–7.2
268
11.6
N/A
2,310
38.6
+3.9
6,010
Liberal Democrats (UK)
8.1
West Chesterton
West Chesterton
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Evelyn Knowles*
872
49.3
–2.1
Labour Party (UK)
Patrick Schicker
503
28.4
–0.4
Conservative Party (UK)
Richard Hoile
237
13.4
+1.1
Green Party of England and Wales
Jennifer Ward
158
8.9
N/A
369
20.8
–1.7
1,770
29.5
–1.8
6,023
Liberal Democrats (UK)
0.9
By-elections
Kings Hedges
Kings Hedges: February 2000
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Rhodri James
723
44.5
+28.0
Labour Party (UK)
Stuart Newbold
540
33.2
–32.7
Conservative Party (UK)
Mark Taylor
312
19.2
+1.6
Green Party of England and Wales
Stephen Lawrence
51
3.1
N/A
183
11.3
N/A
1,626
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Labour Party (UK)
30.4
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