2004 Newport City Council election

2004 Welsh local government election August 2022 thumb|280px|2004 election results map, showing numbers of councillors per ward and their party affiliations thumb|Newport Civic Centre 2004 Elections to Newport City Council were held on 10 June 2004 along with elections to the other 21 local authorities and community councils in Wales, as well as elections in the remainder of the United Kingdom. It was the first full election in Newport since it was awarded city status in 2002. The 50 councillors elected in this election served a four-year term. The previous election took place in 1999. The next full election took place in May 2008. Background Newport County Borough was awarded city status in 2002,http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/1871762.stm Newport wins battle for city status BBC News 14 March 2002 5 September 2022 which also changed the status of the councilhttps://www.newport.gov.uk/en/Council-Democracy/About-the-council/About-the-council.aspx About the council Newport City Council 5 September 2022 (though the results were still reported as Newport County Borough at this election). Following an electoral review there were a number of ward boundary changes and the number of elected councillors increased from 47 to 50, effective from the 2004 election.The County Borough of Newport (Electoral Changes) Order 2002 https://www.legislation.gov.uk/wsi/2002/3276/made Legislation.gov.uk 6 December 2002 5 September 2022 Election results: overview Newport City Council election 2004 Teale Andrew Local Election Results 2004: Newport https://www.andrewteale.me.uk/leap/results/2004/415/ 2022-08-25Newport council http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/hi/vote2004/locals/html/4144.stm 11 June 2004 BBC News 2022-08-25 Welsh Labour Party yes 31 6 62.0 Conservative Party (UK) 11 5 22.0 Liberal Democrats (UK) 6 5 12.0 Plaid Cymru 1 0 2.0 3,654 Independent (politician) 1 1 2.0 |-bgcolor=#F6F6F6 | colspan=2 style="text-align: right; margin-right: 1em" | Total | style="text-align: right;" | 50 | colspan=5 | | style="text-align: right;" | | style="text-align: right;" | |- |} Ward results Asterixes denote sitting councillors for the ward who are standing for re-election.https://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Newport-1995-2012.pdf Newport City Council Election Result 1995-2012 Plymouth University The Elections Centre 27 August 2022 Allt-yr-yn Allt-yr-yn (3 seats) Welsh Conservative Party Matthew Evans * 1,645 Welsh Conservative Party David Fouweather 1,576 Welsh Conservative Party Leslie Knight * 1,520 Welsh Labour Party Geoffrey Lee 804 Welsh Labour Party Victoria Colley-Wall 750 Welsh Labour Party Alan Jones 705 Liberal Democrats (UK) Megan Rees Webb 474 Liberal Democrats (UK) David Watts 448 Liberal Democrats (UK) Charles Williams 438 Plaid Cymru Clive Busson 257 Alway Alway (3 seats) Welsh Labour Party Raymond Truman * 853 Welsh Labour Party John Guy * 806 Welsh Labour Party Ken Powell * 796 Welsh Conservative Party Mary Thomas 412 Welsh Conservative Party Alison Aston 403 Welsh Conservative Party Philip Aston 401 Liberal Democrats (UK) Anne Parry 399 Plaid Cymru Dawn Bennett 221 Beechwood Beechwood (3 seats) Welsh Liberal Democrats Hugh Clarke * 1,521 Welsh Liberal Democrats David Hando 1,422 Welsh Liberal Democrats Jeff Evans 1,337 Welsh Labour Party Christine Watkins 608 Welsh Labour Party Helen Kinsey 602 Welsh Labour Party Jane Eden 595 Welsh Conservative Party Anthony Bees 272 Welsh Conservative Party Justine Hennah 269 Welsh Conservative Party Kathleen Davies 251 Bettws Bettws (3 seats) Welsh Labour Party Noel Trigg * 1,150 Welsh Labour Party Val Delahaye * 754 Welsh Labour Party Glyn Jarvis * 660 Independent (politician) Susan Baker 539 Independent (politician) John Parris 483 Welsh Conservative Party Paula-Jane Fouweather 178 Liberal Democrats (UK) Kevin Rice 159 Plaid Cymru Alison Cording 156 Caerleon Caerleon (3 seats) Welsh Labour Party Gail Giles 1,095 Welsh Labour Party Paul Huntley 1,045 Welsh Labour Party Cliff Suller 1,039 Caerleon I. P. P. Adam Cox * 1,016 Caerleon I. P. P. Naomi Macey * 995 Caerleon I. P. P. Stephen Macey 826 Welsh Conservative Party William Fisher 642 Welsh Conservative Party David Hildred 569 Welsh Conservative Party Alan Routley 566 Liberal Democrats (UK) Peter Davies 354 Cox, Macey and Macey stood for the Caerleon Independent Progressive Party at this election.Results for Newport County Borough https://www.southwalesargus.co.uk/news/4604187.results-for-newport-county-borough/ 14 June 2004 South Wales Argus 2022-08-26 Adam Cox and Naomi Macey had been elected for the Liberal Democrats at the 1999 election. Gaer Gaer (3 seats) Welsh Labour Party Mark Whitcutt * 1,042 Welsh Labour Party Herbert Thomas 898 Welsh Labour Party Deborah Wilcox 878 Welsh Liberal Democrats James Wood 624 Welsh Liberal Democrats Mark Wheeldon 599 Welsh Liberal Democrats Nigel Flanagan 588 Welsh Conservative Party John Luckett 576 Welsh Conservative Party Laura Morgan 539 Welsh Conservative Party Brian Jelf 521 Graig Graig (2 seats) Welsh Conservative Party Margaret Cornelious * 1,030 Welsh Conservative Party Dean Jenkins 798 Welsh Labour Party Peter McKim * 626 Welsh Labour Party Neil Todd 577 Welsh Liberal Democrats Norman Mountain 348 Langstone Langstone (2 seats) Welsh Conservative Party David Atwell * 1,114 Welsh Conservative Party Simon Lane 1,018 Welsh Liberal Democrats Ian Barker 274 Welsh Labour Party Stephen Chandler 155 Welsh Labour Party Steve Clarke 143 Plaid Cymru Sheila Cavendish 91 Liswerry Liswerry (4 seats) Welsh Labour Party Ken Critchley * 1,162 Welsh Labour Party Andrew Jeavons 1,120 Welsh Labour Party John Richards 964 Welsh Labour Party Allan Morris 929 Welsh Conservative Party Wayne Marsh 667 Welsh Conservative Party Louise Gridland 618 Welsh Conservative Party Donna Stagg 563 Welsh Conservative Party David Cox 559 Welsh Liberal Democrats Lucy Townsend 502 Llanwern Llanwern (1 seat) Independent politician Carole Atwell * 327 Welsh Labour Party Gillian Burton 259 Welsh Conservative Party John Small 248 Plaid Cymru Theresa Combstock 77 Welsh Liberal Democrats Carmel Townsend 38 Malpas Malpas (3 seats) Welsh Labour Party William Langsford * 1,163 Welsh Labour Party David Mayer * 1,020 Welsh Labour Party Peter Davies 1,000 Welsh Conservative Party John Bird 922 Welsh Conservative Party Ian Brown 861 Welsh Conservative Party Nicholas Richardson 838 Welsh Liberal Democrats Susan Davies 406 Plaid Cymru David Hall 267 Plaid Cymru Wendy Hall 236 Marshfield Marshfield (2 seats) Welsh Conservative Party William Pursey 809 Welsh Conservative Party William Morgan 787 Welsh Labour Party Anthony Boswell * 590 Welsh Labour Party Joe Chiummo 333 Plaid Cymru Nathan Brown 170 Pillgwenlly Pillgwenlly (2 seats) Welsh Labour Party Ron Jones * 673 Welsh Labour Party Laura Buchanan-Smith * 582 Plaid Cymru Anthony Salkeld 498 Independent (politician) Reginald Williams 294 Welsh Liberal Democrats Julia Varley 233 Ringland Ringland (3 seats) Welsh Labour Party Malcolm Linton 702 Welsh Labour Party Bob Bright * 628 Welsh Labour Party Tony Gray * 603 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jeremy Townsend 459 Plaid Cymru Leslie Morgan 294 Rogerstone Rogerstone (3 seats) Welsh Labour Party Edward Burke * 1,515 Welsh Labour Party Erryl Heath * 1,389 Welsh Conservative Party Stephen Jones 1,375 Welsh Conservative Party Andrew Cooksey 1,265 Welsh Conservative Party Alan Mazey 1,214 Welsh Labour Party Gareth Loudon 1,194 Welsh Liberal Democrats Paul Angeli 614 Plaid Cymru Firdaus Asghar 310 St Julians St Julians (3 seats) Welsh Liberal Democrats Ed Townsend 1,718 Welsh Liberal Democrats Veronica Watkins 1,560 Welsh Liberal Democrats Patricia Bull 1,548 Welsh Labour Party Ken Goodger 774 Welsh Labour Party Paul Bright 632 Welsh Labour Party Ian Jones 469 Welsh Conservative Party Margaret Palfrey 312 Independent (politician) Christopher Hill 306 Welsh Conservative Party Yale Bryan 277 Welsh Conservative Party Christopher Hill 257 Independent (politician) James Dyer 170 Plaid Cymru Jonathan Blackwood 147 Shaftesbury Shaftesbury (2 seats) Welsh Labour Party Paul Cockeram * 593 Welsh Labour Party Robert Poole * 557 Welsh Conservative Party Peter Davies 314 Welsh Conservative Party Jonathan Hill 310 Independent (politician) Sheila Goff 276 Plaid Cymru Jonathan Clark 215 Welsh Liberal Democrats Andrew Bailey 192 Stow Hill Stow Hill (2 seats) Welsh Conservative Party Peter Davies 524 Welsh Labour Party Miqdad al-Nuaimi * 441 Conservative Party (UK) William Routley 425 Welsh Labour Party Alan Wood 382 Welsh Liberal Democrats Jeffrey North 178 Plaid Cymru Rhys ab Elis 126 Independent (politician) Barbara Powrie 119 Tredegar Park Tredegar Park (one seat) Welsh Labour Party Trevor Watkins 274 Plaid Cymru James Brunnock 254 Welsh Conservative Party Paul Jinks 110 Victoria Victoria (2 seats) Plaid Cymru Mohammad Asghar 571 Welsh Labour Party Christine Jenkins 561 Welsh Labour Party Harry Williams * 511 Plaid Cymru Trefor Puw 459 Liberal Democrats (UK) Philip Mellish 286 Liberal Democrats (UK) Doris Mellish 282 Asghar became Wales' first Muslim councillor when he was elected for this ward.https://senedd.wales/people/mohammad-asghar/ Mohammad Asghar Senedd Cymru Welsh Parliament 25 August 2022 References Newport 2004