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2003 South Oxfordshire District Council election

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2003 UK local government election October 2019 December 2013 The 2003 South Oxfordshire District Council election took place on 1 May 2003 to elect members of South Oxfordshire District Council, a non-metropolitan district council in Oxfordshire, England. This was part of the wider 2003 UK local elections. The whole council was up for election with boundary changes since the last election in 1999 reducing the number of seats by 2. https://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/bsp/hi/vote2003/locals/html/257.stm Local elections 30 May 2010 BBC News Online The Conservative Party gained overall control of the council from no overall control. Election Results The Times 17 2 May 2003 Election result The results saw the Conservatives take control from the Liberal Democrat and Labour coalition that had run the council before the election. https://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/oxfordshire/2995029.stm Tories win South Oxfordshire 1 June 2010 2 May 2003 BBC News Online This was the first time the Conservatives had controlled the council since 1995 and came after they made 5 gains to hold 27 of the 48 seats on the council. http://www.getreading.co.uk/news/s/6645_good_night_for_tories Good night for Tories 1 June 2010 2 May 2003 Reading Post The Liberal Democrats lost eight seats, including the council chairman John Griffin in Crowmarsh ward and the council leader Jan Morgan. http://archive.thisisoxfordshire.co.uk/2003/5/2/22345.html https://archive.today/20070502171623/http://archive.thisisoxfordshire.co.uk/2003/5/2/22345.html dead 2007-05-02 South Oxfordshire: Conservatives sweep back to power 1 June 2010 2 May 2003 thisisoxfordshire Meanwhile, Labour also lost three seats including the cabinet member for finance Nick Hards. However the Henley Residents Group gained seats, picking up all 4 seats for Henley. Overall turnout in the election was 35.13%,http://www.southoxon.gov.uk/ccm/navigation/council-and-democracy/local-elections/past-local-elections-results/ https://web.archive.org/web/20100215073645/http://www.southoxon.gov.uk/ccm/navigation/council-and-democracy/local-elections/past-local-elections-results/ dead 2010-02-15 Past local elections results 30 May 2010 South Oxfordshire District Council after voting hours had been extended in an attempt to increase turnout. https://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/2975833.stm Will ballot trials woo back voters? 1 June 2010 25 April 2003 BBC News Online South Oxfordshire local election result 2003 Conservative Party (UK) 27 +5 56.3 47.1 27,821 Liberal Democrats (UK) 9 -8 18.8 29.3 17,291 Labour Party (UK) 4 -3 8.3 11.1 6,563 Independent (politician) 4 0 8.3 5.9 3,500 Henley Residents Group 4 +4 8.3 5.1 3,029 Green Party of England and Wales 0 0 0 1.5 874 Ward results Aston Rowant Conservative Party (UK) Dorothy Brown 530 74.5 Liberal Democrats (UK) Christopher Savory 105 14.8 Labour Party (UK) Timothy Savory 76 10.7 425 59.7 711 38.1 Benson (2) Liberal Democrats (UK) Susan Cooper 862 Conservative Party (UK) Felix Bloomfield 791 Liberal Democrats (UK) Paul Booker 787 Conservative Party (UK) Patrick Loughran 554 2,994 38.4 Berinsfield (2) Conservative Party (UK) John Cotton 825 Conservative Party (UK) Philip Cross 764 Liberal Democrats (UK) Marc Hiles 583 Liberal Democrats (UK) Carole Heath-Whyte 490 Labour Party (UK) Kenneth Hall 325 Labour Party (UK) Michael Hall 229 3,216 39.1 Brightwell Conservative Party (UK) Mary Greene 521 56.9 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jane Fishwick 395 43.1 126 13.8 916 46.0 Chalgrove Liberal Democrats (UK) David Turner 510 60.6 Conservative Party (UK) Ann Pritchard 284 33.8 Labour Party (UK) Paul Collins 47 5.6 226 26.8 841 38.4 Chiltern Woods Conservative Party (UK) Julian Thomson 438 67.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Felicity Chancellor 212 32.6 226 34.8 650 34.5 Chinnor (2) Conservative Party (UK) Linda Cameron 688 Independent (politician) Patricia Haywood 523 Conservative Party (UK) David Heaven 513 Independent (politician) Martin Wright 509 Independent (politician) Eric Stanley 227 Labour Party (UK) Julie Marfleet 180 Liberal Democrats (UK) Peter Cockayne 151 2,791 32.5 Cholsey and Wallingford South (2) Conservative Party (UK) Patricia Dawe 727 Conservative Party (UK) Andrea Leadsom 682 Liberal Democrats (UK) Janet Morgan 671 Liberal Democrats (UK) Josephine Clyde 628 2,708 35.2 Crowmarsh Conservative Party (UK) Mark Jennings 402 53.7 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Griffin 346 46.3 56 7.4 748 41.7 Didcot All Saints (2) Conservative Party (UK) John Flood 552 Independent (politician) Sara Davidson 438 Conservative Party (UK) Alan Thompson 419 Labour Party (UK) Mark Fysh 391 Labour Party (UK) Shirley Brown 381 Liberal Democrats (UK) Emma Beszant 204 2,385 31.9 Didcot Ladygrove (3) Conservative Party (UK) William Service 509 Conservative Party (UK) Colin Daukes 498 Conservative Party (UK) Marcus Harris 478 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jennifer Parry 473 Liberal Democrats (UK) Andrew Jones 468 Labour Party (UK) Nicholas Hards 435 Liberal Democrats (UK) Anthony Worgan 420 Labour Party (UK) Philippa Giaretta 409 Labour Party (UK) William Atkinson 402 4,092 26.1 Didcot Northbourne (2) Labour Party (UK) Michael McNulty 416 Labour Party (UK) David Giaretta 388 Conservative Party (UK) Roger Jeffreys 265 Conservative Party (UK) Roger Hawlor 261 Liberal Democrats (UK) Miranda Jennings 172 1,502 21.0 Didcot Park (2) Labour Party (UK) Margaret Davies 665 Labour Party (UK) Eleanor Hards 630 Conservative Party (UK) Marie Flood 480 Conservative Party (UK) Lyndon Elias 442 Liberal Democrats (UK) Lee Thacker 197 Green Party of England and Wales David Brooks-Saxl 169 2,583 30.9 Forest Hill and Holton Liberal Democrats (UK) Patricia Purse 585 66.5 Conservative Party (UK) John Walsh 295 33.5 290 33.0 880 37.8 Garsington Liberal Democrats (UK) Ann Tomline 471 60.4 Conservative Party (UK) Michael Belcher 309 39.6 162 20.8 780 35.7 Goring (2) Conservative Party (UK) Elizabeth Ducker 1,222 Conservative Party (UK) Pearl Slatter 1,117 Liberal Democrats (UK) Alice Harrison 640 Liberal Democrats (UK) Caroline Wardle 590 Green Party of England and Wales James Norman 309 3,878 45.3 Great Milton Liberal Democrats (UK) John Nowell-Smith 419 46.5 Conservative Party (UK) Frank Nixey 333 36.9 Labour Party (UK) Malcolm Newdick 92 10.2 Green Party of England and Wales Alistair Morris 58 6.4 86 9.6 902 44.2 Hagbourne Conservative Party (UK) Patrick Greene 662 68.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jancis Smith 203 21.0 Labour Party (UK) Jeremy Goff 103 10.6 459 47.4 968 46.6 Henley North (2) Henley Residents Group Kenneth Arlett 779 Henley Residents Group Gillian Zakss 710 Conservative Party (UK) Nigel Spencer-Jones 621 Conservative Party (UK) Bruce Harrison 563 Green Party of England and Wales Aidan Carlisle 142 Liberal Democrats (UK) Peter Pinfield 142 2,957 35.1 Henley South (2) Henley Residents Group Terry Buckett 895 Henley Residents Group Barry Wood 645 Conservative Party (UK) Alan Rooke 439 Conservative Party (UK) Anthony Lane 417 Liberal Democrats (UK) Noel Snell 339 Green Party of England and Wales Susan Miles 145 2,880 35.2 Sandford Liberal Democrats (UK) John Stimson 275 45.8 Conservative Party (UK) Rolien Tremain 208 34.7 Labour Party (UK) William Atkinson 66 11.0 Green Party of England and Wales David Scott 51 8.5 67 11.1 600 28.8 Shiplake (2) Conservative Party (UK) Edward Rudge 973 Conservative Party (UK) Malcolm Leonard 945 Liberal Democrats (UK) Emily Cooper 339 Liberal Democrats (UK) David Curl 287 2,544 35.6 Sonning Common (2) Conservative Party (UK) Donald Naish 983 Conservative Party (UK) Henry Kemp 908 Liberal Democrats (UK) Mary Martyn-Johns 399 Liberal Democrats (UK) Peter Wardle 335 2,625 33.1 Thame North (2) Liberal Democrats (UK) David Bretherton 526 Conservative Party (UK) Patrick Welply 471 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jeneva Paul 418 Conservative Party (UK) Nicholas Carter 416 Labour Party (UK) Euan Aitken 222 Labour Party (UK) Christopher Chandler 201 2,254 27.5 Thame South (2) Independent (politician) Ann Midwinter 825 Conservative Party (UK) David Dodds 642 Labour Party (UK) Mary Stiles 566 Conservative Party (UK) Ana Choudhury 460 2,493 33.7 Wallingford North (2) Independent (politician) Denis Strange 978 Conservative Party (UK) Nigel Moor 607 Liberal Democrats (UK) Norah Laurie 581 Conservative Party (UK) John Cohen 363 2,529 35.4 Watlington (2) Conservative Party (UK) Ian Mann 835 Conservative Party (UK) David Sloan 803 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jane Fleming 741 Liberal Democrats (UK) Barbara Snell 617 2,996 40.0 Wheatley (2) Liberal Democrats (UK) Roger Bell 674 Liberal Democrats (UK) Sarah Gray 638 Conservative Party (UK) John Hamer 566 Conservative Party (UK) Diana Ludlow 487 Labour Party (UK) Matthew Andrews 184 Labour Party (UK) Daniel Ferrett 155 2,704 33.2 Woodcote Conservative Party (UK) Christopher Quinton 553 58.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) Robin Peirce 398 41.9 155 16.2 951 49.3 References 2003 South Oxfordshire Category:2000s in Oxfordshire