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2000 Waveney District Council election
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Election in Suffolk, England
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December 2013
The 2000 Waveney Council election took place on 4 May 2000 to elect members of Waveney District Council in Suffolk, England. One third of the council was up for election and the Labour Party stayed in overall control of the council. https://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/static/uk_politics/vote2000/locals/136.stm Waveney 2010-11-29 BBC News
After the election, the composition of the council was:
Labour 28
Conservative 13
Liberal Democrat 4
Independent 2
Others 1 Local council results Financial Times 6 2000-05-06
Election results
2000 Waveney District Council election Election results: local councils The Times 10 2000-05-06 http://www.waveney.gov.uk/council/election/results1999.html District Election Results: District Election 4th May 2000 2010-11-29 https://web.archive.org/web/20000925130451/http://www.waveney.gov.uk/council/election/results1999.html 25 September 2000 Waveney District Council dead
Labour Party (UK)
4
9
25.0
24
28
58.3
8,838
37.4
-13.3
Conservative Party (UK)
9
8
56.3
5
13
27.1
9,360
39.6
+7.5
Liberal Democrats (UK)
2
1
12.5
2
4
8.3
4,302
18.2
+6.4
Independent politician
1
6.3
2
3
6.3
1,130
4.8
+2.0
Ward results
Beccles Town
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Eileen Crisp
899
43.9
+32.5
Conservative Party (UK)
Keith Standring
642
31.3
+11.2
Labour Party (UK)
Peter Shelley
509
24.8
-12.8
257
12.6
2,050
Beccles Worlingham
Conservative Party (UK)
Shirley Cole
735
51.6
+15.4
Labour Party (UK)
William Mason
503
35.3
-14.8
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Nicholas Bromley
186
13.1
-0.6
232
16.3
1,424
Bungay
Conservative Party (UK)
John Groom
705
46.5
+12.5
Labour Party (UK)
David Jermy
696
45.9
-8.4
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Darren Ware
115
7.6
-4.1
9
0.6
1,516
Carlton
Conservative Party (UK)
Bernard Reader
882
50.5
+19.6
Labour Party (UK)
Jacqueline Wagner
649
37.1
-13.2
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Andrew Thomas
216
12.4
+3.9
233
13.4
1,747
Carlton Colville
Conservative Party (UK)
Ronald Bell
403
33.9
Independent (politician)
James Mitchell
361
30.4
Labour Party (UK)
Norman Hodges
301
25.3
Independent (politician)
Norman Keable
62
5.2
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Arnold Martin
61
5.1
42
3.5
1,188
Gunton
Conservative Party (UK)
Stephen Chilvers
878
53.1
+10.0
Labour Party (UK)
Gordon Stewart
597
36.1
-9.7
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Antony Tibbitt
178
10.8
-0.3
281
17.0
1,653
Halesworth
Conservative Party (UK)
Robert Niblett
570
47.0
+15.0
Labour Party (UK)
Paul Whitlow
456
37.6
-30.4
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Susan Bainer
186
15.3
+15.3
114
9.4
1,212
Harbour
Independent (politician)
Ruth Ford
707
56.3
+17.7
Labour Party (UK)
Stella Bostock
344
27.4
-12.5
Conservative Party (UK)
Stephen Ames
116
9.2
+0.5
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Paul Meadez
89
7.1
-5.7
363
28.9
1,256
Kessingland
Conservative Party (UK)
Kenneth Sale
462
46.2
Labour Party (UK)
Kate McGee
416
41.6
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Alison Briggs
122
12.2
46
4.6
1,000
Kirkley
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Gifford Baxter
652
48.5
-3.0
Labour Party (UK)
Ernest Skepelhorn
501
37.3
-0.5
Conservative Party (UK)
Shona Reeves
190
14.1
+3.4
151
11.2
-2.5
1,343
Normanston
Labour Party (UK)
Kevin Porter
586
60.5
-12.6
Conservative Party (UK)
May Reader
260
26.8
+10.9
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Breena Batchelder
123
12.7
+1.7
326
33.6
-23.6
969
Oulton
Conservative Party (UK)
Michael Partridge
1,127
56.1
+11.1
Labour Party (UK)
Malcolm Cherry
685
34.1
-11.6
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Philip Mummery
198
9.9
+0.7
442
22.0
2,010
Pakefield
Labour Party (UK)
Ronald Thorne
816
52.0
-7.9
Conservative Party (UK)
Valerie Pulford
556
35.5
+4.8
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Brian Howe
196
12.5
+3.2
260
16.6
-12.6
1,568
Saint Margarets
Labour Party (UK)
Jonathan Winterton
820
55.9
-12.5
Conservative Party (UK)
Anne Mylan
483
32.9
+12.1
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Leslie Batchelder
164
11.2
+0.4
337
23.0
-24.7
1,467
Southwold
Conservative Party (UK)
John Goldsmith
1,085
50.3
-10.0
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Michael Ladd
787
36.5
+36.5
Labour Party (UK)
Kenneth Francis
284
13.2
-26.5
298
13.8
-6.8
2,156
Whitton
Labour Party (UK)
Rita Carter
675
63.0
-9.6
Conservative Party (UK)
Barry Bee
266
24.8
+8.5
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Sandra Tonge
130
12.1
+1.0
409
38.2
-18.1
1,071
References
Category:2000 English local elections
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