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2003 Scarborough Borough Council election
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UK local government election
December 2013
October 2023
Elections to Scarborough Borough Council in North Yorkshire, England, were held on 1 May 2003. The whole council was up for election with boundary changes since the last election in 1999 increasing the number of seats by one. The Conservative Party gained control of the council from no overall control.
Election result
Scarborough local election result 2003
Conservative Party (UK)
27
+7
54.0
41.1
15,675
Independent (politician)
13
0
26.0
26.9
10,243
Labour Party (UK)
8
−3
16.0
17.4
6,624
Liberal Democrats (UK)
2
−3
4.0
12.7
4,851
Green Party of England and Wales
0
0
0
1.5
586
Socialist Alliance (England)
0
0
0
0.4
156
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8 Conservative candidates were uncontested.
Ward results
Castle (2)
Independent (politician)
Janet Jefferson
627
Conservative Party (UK)
Thomas Fox
315
Labour Party (UK)
Michelle Andrew
277
Conservative Party (UK)
Timothy Bates
113
Green Party of England and Wales
Ann Willerton
100
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Andrew Doig
95
Socialist Alliance (England)
Susan Ram
34
1,561
28
Cayton (2)
Conservative Party (UK)
John Blackburn
882
Conservative Party (UK)
Mary Preston
765
Labour Party (UK)
Eileen Vickers
508
2,155
38
Central (2)
Labour Party (UK)
David Billing
366
Labour Party (UK)
Eric Broadbent
307
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Gillian Hopkinson
248
Conservative Party (UK)
Malcom Fletcher
179
1,100
21
Danby
Conservative Party (UK)
William Tindall
uncontested
Derwent Valley (2)
Conservative Party (UK)
Peter Bull
uncontested
Conservative Party (UK)
David Jeffels
uncontested
Eastfield (3)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Brian O'Flynn
538
Labour Party (UK)
Brian Simpson
363
Labour Party (UK)
Stanley Pearson
324
Liberal Democrats (UK)
John Bland
303
Independent (politician)
Frederick Edwards
159
1,687
21
Esk Valley (2)
Conservative Party (UK)
Thomas Miller
uncontested
Conservative Party (UK)
James Preston
uncontested
Falsgrave Park (2)
Independent (politician)
Timothy Drake
375
Labour Party (UK)
Alan Oxley
292
Labour Party (UK)
Ian Stubbs
284
Conservative Party (UK)
David Barker
214
Conservative Party (UK)
Doreen Madden
195
Green Party of England and Wales
John Marsden
130
Socialist Alliance (England)
David Gordon
90
Socialist Alliance (England)
Dave Welsh
32
1,612
28
Filey (3)
Independent (politician)
Colin Haddington
1,020
Conservative Party (UK)
Freda Coultas
793
Conservative Party (UK)
Rodney Cartwright
712
Conservative Party (UK)
James Barron
685
Independent (politician)
John Spencer
453
Labour Party (UK)
Patricia Marsburg
428
4,091
34
Fylingdales
Conservative Party (UK)
Jane Mortimer
uncontested
Hertford (2)
Conservative Party (UK)
Godfrey Allanson
700
Conservative Party (UK)
Christopher Collier-Woods
586
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Julie Dower
571
1,857
30
Lindhead
Conservative Party (UK)
Graham Backhouse
584
61.6
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Michael Pitts
310
32.7
Independent (politician)
Gary Hill
54
5.7
274
28.9
948
55
Mayfield (2)
Conservative Party (UK)
Jane Kenyon
603
Conservative Party (UK)
Peter Booth
469
Labour Party (UK)
Dalton Peake
458
Labour Party (UK)
David Pybus
360
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Heather Coughlan
341
Independent (politician)
Ian Bryan
88
2,319
33.9
Mulgrave (2)
Conservative Party (UK)
Beryl Christon
uncontested
Conservative Party (UK)
Marie Harland
uncontested
Newby (3)
Independent (politician)
Brian Watson
945
Independent (politician)
Cecil Ridley
767
Independent (politician)
Hazel Lynskey
668
Liberal Democrats (UK)
James Martin
615
Conservative Party (UK)
John Grace
455
Conservative Party (UK)
Jennifer Kelly
406
3,856
33
North Bay (2)
Conservative Party (UK)
Eric Smith
339
Conservative Party (UK)
Michael Kelly
332
Labour Party (UK)
Dorothy Hurrell
261
Independent (politician)
John Pindar
232
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Christopher Walker
230
1,394
24
Northstead (2)
Independent (politician)
Peter Popple
543
Independent (politician)
Norman Murphy
490
Labour Party (UK)
Lynne Broadbent
287
Labour Party (UK)
Janet Hill
243
Conservative Party (UK)
Bonnie Purchon
188
Conservative Party (UK)
Andrew Leak
153
1,904
33
Ramshill (2)
Labour Party (UK)
John Warburton
408
Conservative Party (UK)
Kathleen Johnson
378
Conservative Party (UK)
Heather Phillips
320
1,106
24
Scalby, Hackness and Staintondale (2)
Conservative Party (UK)
Derek Bastiman
693
Independent (politician)
Sheila Kettlewell
683
Independent (politician)
Charles White
672
Conservative Party (UK)
John Flinton
457
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Margaret Pitts
244
2,749
45
Seamer (2)
Conservative Party (UK)
Helen Mallory
596
Conservative Party (UK)
Lucy Haycock
590
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Richard Creasey
514
1,700
31
Stepney (2)
Conservative Party (UK)
Christina Davenport
366
Labour Party (UK)
John Ritchie
344
Labour Party (UK)
Andrew Sharp
342
Conservative Party (UK)
Edward Sulman
336
Independent (politician)
Frank Wright
283
Green Party of England and Wales
Dilys Cluer
181
Green Party of England and Wales
Jonathan Dixon
175
2,027
31
Streonshalh (2)
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Robert Broadley
604
Independent (politician)
Sandra Turner
485
Conservative Party (UK)
Edward Noble
148
1,237
22.1
Weaponness (2)
Conservative Party (UK)
Eileen Bosomworth
503
Independent (politician)
Penny Marsden
467
Conservative Party (UK)
William Woodroffe
432
Liberal Democrats (UK)
Duncan Grant
238
Labour Party (UK)
Colin Shrive
186
1,826
34
Whitby West Cliff (2)
Conservative Party (UK)
Joseph Plant
575
Independent (politician)
Dorothy Clegg
522
Conservative Party (UK)
Barry Truman
393
1,490
27.3
Woodlands (2)
Independent (politician)
William Chatt
472
Labour Party (UK)
Ernest Bairstow
317
Labour Party (UK)
Mary Budda
269
Independent (politician)
Christopher Phillips
238
Conservative Party (UK)
Mark Gay
220
1,516
27
External links
2003 Scarborough election result
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Category:2003 English local elections
Category:2000s in North Yorkshire