2003 Fenland District Council election

Election in England December 2023 December 2013 thumb|300px|right|Map of the results of the 2003 Fenland council election. Conservatives in blue, Labour in red and independent in grey. The 2003 Fenland District Council election took place on 1 May 2003 to elect members of Fenland District Council in Cambridgeshire, England. The whole council was up for election with boundary changes since the last election in 1999.https://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/hi/vote2003/locals/html/111.stm Local elections BBC News Online 11 September 2011 The Conservative Party stayed in overall control of the council.https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1429056/Local-council-election-results.html Local council election results 3 May 2003 The Daily Telegraph 12 September 2011 2003 Fenland District Council election England parliamentary yes 1999 Fenland District Council election 1999 2007 Fenland District Council election 2007 All 40 seats to Fenland District Council 1 May 2003 115x50px|Blank Conservative Party (UK) ? seats, ?% 115x50px|Blank Liberal Democrats (UK) ? seats, ?% 115x50px|Blank Labour Party (UK) ? seats, ?% 115x50px|Blank Independent (politician) 6EFFC5 Council control Council control after election Conservative Conservative Election result The results saw the Conservatives easily stay in control of the council taking 36 of the 40 seats, with Conservative candidates having been unopposed in 11 wards.https://www.bbc.co.uk/cambridgeshire/features/2003/05/results_fenland.shtml Fenland District Council results 2003 BBC News Online 12 September 2011 The only ward where any other group won all of the seats was in Waterlees in Wisbech, where Labour took both seats. Fenland local election result 2003http://www.politicsresources.net/area/uk/loc03/pages/Fenland/result.htm Election Results Fenland District Council Political Science Resources 12 September 2011 https://web.archive.org/web/20120902081823/http://www.politicsresources.net/area/uk/loc03/pages/Fenland/result.htm 2 September 2012 dead Conservative Party (UK) 36 - - +7 90.0 67.5 13,088 Labour Party (UK) 3 - - -4 7.5 21.7 4,209 Independent (politician) 1 - - -2 2.5 6.7 1,306 Liberal Democrats (UK) 0 - - -1 0 2.9 567 Green Party of England and Wales 0 - - 0 0 1.1 223 14 Conservative candidates were unopposed at the election. Ward results Bassenhally (Whittlesey) Conservative Party (UK) Kenneth Mayor unopposed Conservative Party (UK) Benwick, Coates and Eastrea (2 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Thomas Butcher unopposed Conservative Party (UK) Pamela Potts unopposed Conservative Party (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Birch (Chatteris) Conservative Party (UK) Alan Melton 304 66.5 Labour Party (UK) David Biggs 153 33.5 151 33.0 457 28.7 Conservative Party (UK) Clarkson (Wisbech) Conservative Party (UK) Carol Cox 245 64.6 Labour Party (UK) Ann Purt 134 35.4 111 29.2 379 23.9 Conservative Party (UK) Delph Conservative Party (UK) Denise Laws unopposed Conservative Party (UK) Doddington Conservative Party (UK) Geoffrey Harper unopposed Conservative Party (UK) Elm and Christchurch (2 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Malcolm Cotterell 550 Conservative Party (UK) Evelyn Green 486 Independent (politician) Phillip Webb 368 1,404 27.2 Hill (Wisbech) (2 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Simon King 621 Conservative Party (UK) Henry Wegg 574 Labour Party (UK) Lewis Purt 258 1,453 25.4 Conservative Party (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Kingsmoor (Whittlesey) Conservative Party (UK) Martin Curtis 239 57.6 Labour Party (UK) Douglas Costain 176 42.4 63 15.2 415 32.1 Kirkgate (Wisbech) Conservative Party (UK) Leslie Sims 245 66.9 Labour Party (UK) Ronald Harris 121 33.1 124 33.8 366 21.6 Conservative Party (UK) Lattersey Conservative Party (UK) Stephen Garratt unopposed Conservative Party (UK) Manea Conservative Party (UK) Paul Jolley unopposed March East (3 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Bernard Keane 805 Conservative Party (UK) Frederick Yeulett 674 Labour Party (UK) Barry Howlett 672 Labour Party (UK) Barry Wales 662 Conservative Party (UK) Leon Hyde 624 Labour Party (UK) Martin Field 509 Green Party of England and Wales Christopher Bennett 223 4,169 29.0 March North (3 seats) Independent (politician) Patricia Brewin 716 Conservative Party (UK) Trevor Quince 641 Conservative Party (UK) John West 633 Conservative Party (UK) Kimberley French 612 2,602 24.1 March West (3 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Janet French unopposed Conservative Party (UK) Christopher Owen unopposed Conservative Party (UK) Peter Skoulding unopposed Medworth (Wisbech) Conservative Party (UK) Jonathon Farmer unopposed Conservative Party (UK) Parson Drove and Wisbech St Mary (2 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Cyril Bellamy 683 Conservative Party (UK) Clifford Edwards 630 Labour Party (UK) John Cook 264 1,577 29.7 Peckover (Wisbech) Conservative Party (UK) Elizabeth Carlisle 295 77.2 Labour Party (UK) Simon Massen 87 22.8 208 54.4 382 22.9 Conservative Party (UK) Roman Bank (3 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Michael Humphrey 851 Conservative Party (UK) Brian Hardy 849 Conservative Party (UK) Peter Ward 810 Labour Party (UK) Richard Hibbert 329 2,839 27.8 Conservative Party (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Conservative Party (UK) Slade Lode Conservative Party (UK) Peter Dickinson 165 39.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Christopher Howes 129 30.8 Labour Party (UK) Grant Osbourn 125 29.8 36 8.6 419 25.6 Conservative Party (UK) St Andrews Conservative Party (UK) Ronald Speechley unopposed Conservative Party (UK) St Marys Conservative Party (UK) Ursula Cuffe unopposed Conservative Party (UK) Staithe (Wisbech) Conservative Party (UK) Anthony Green unopposed Conservative Party (UK) The Mills Conservative Party (UK) Albert German 360 61.9 Independent (politician) Stephen Wilson 222 38.1 138 23.8 582 31.1 Conservative Party (UK) Waterlees (Wisbech) (2 seats) Labour Party (UK) Stephen Cawthorne 317 Labour Party (UK) Avis Gilliatt 297 Conservative Party (UK) Yvonne Lawrence 230 Conservative Party (UK) Susanah Farmer 192 Liberal Democrats (UK) Paul Clapp 162 1,198 17.7 Labour Party (UK) Labour Party (UK) Wenneye Conservative Party (UK) Peter Murphy 353 56.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) Florence Newell 276 43.9 77 12.2 629 35.1 Conservative Party (UK) Wimblington Conservative Party (UK) Jillian Tuck 417 79.9 Labour Party (UK) Claire Osbourn 105 20.1 312 59.8 522 37.4 References Category:2003 English local elections 2003 Category:2000s in Cambridgeshire