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2003 Sedgemoor District Council election

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2003 UK local government election July 2014 December 2013 thumb|300px|right|Map of the results of the 2003 Sedgemoor District Council election. The 2003 Sedgemoor District Council election took place on 1 May 2003 to elect members of Sedgemoor District Council in Somerset, England. The whole council was up for election and the Conservative Party stayed in overall control of the council. Election result Sedgemoor local election result 2003 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/hi/vote2003/locals/html/234.stm Local elections 9 September 2009 BBC News Online Election Results The Times 17 2 May 2003 Conservative Party (UK) 35 +4 70.0 54.6 28,195 Labour Party (UK) 14 -2 28.0 21.6 11,142 Liberal Democrats (UK) 1 -2 2.0 19.7 10,186 Independent (politician) 0 0 0 1.9 983 Green Party of England and Wales 0 0 0 1.3 694 United Kingdom Independence Party 0 0 0 0.8 408 |} Two Labour and one Conservative candidates were unopposed. http://www.sedgemoor.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=110&p=0 District council election 9 September 2009 Sedgemoor District Council https://web.archive.org/web/20110603235408/http://www.sedgemoor.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=110&p=0 3 June 2011 dead Ward results Axbridge Conservative Party (UK) Elizabeth Scott 340 48.6 Labour Party (UK) Antony Wilson 155 22.2 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Laband 135 19.3 Green Party of England and Wales Gillian Davies 69 9.9 185 26.4 699 46.1 Axe Vale Conservative Party (UK) John Denbee 459 63.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) Elizabeth Mansfield 164 22.8 United Kingdom Independence Party David Willis 96 13.4 295 41.0 719 43.0 Berrow Conservative Party (UK) John Lamb 374 57.7 Liberal Democrats (UK) Anthony Gore 274 42.3 100 15.4 648 34.6 Brent North Conservative Party (UK) Andrew Gilling 406 75.5 Liberal Democrats (UK) Helen Mansfield 132 24.5 274 51.0 538 32.9 Bridgwater Bower (3) Conservative Party (UK) Michael Cresswell 435 Labour Party (UK) Bryan Gillard 427 Conservative Party (UK) David Preece 427 Labour Party (UK) Jillian Rees 356 Labour Party (UK) Nigel Parker 351 1,996 18.8 Bridgwater Eastover (2) Labour Party (UK) Adrian Moore 485 Labour Party (UK) Julian Taylor 417 Conservative Party (UK) William Cudlipp 179 1,081 21.5 Bridgwater Hamp (3) Labour Party (UK) John Turner 633 Labour Party (UK) Kathryn Pearce 586 Labour Party (UK) Brian Smedley 519 Conservative Party (UK) John Fulwell 288 2,026 18.1 Bridgwater Quantock (3) Conservative Party (UK) Gill Slocombe 810 Conservative Party (UK) Cyril Avent 729 Conservative Party (UK) Barrie Crow 667 Liberal Democrats (UK) Peter Johnstone 531 Liberal Democrats (UK) Katherine Hall 435 Labour Party (UK) Elaine Di Campo 389 Labour Party (UK) Elizabeth Leavy 358 3,919 31.3 Bridgwater Sydenham (3) Labour Party (UK) Graham Granter 514 Labour Party (UK) James Munn 472 Labour Party (UK) William Monteith 453 Liberal Democrats (UK) Trevor Webster 295 1,734 17.2 Bridgwater Victoria (2) Labour Party (UK) Roger Lavers uncontested Labour Party (UK) Kenneth Richards uncontested Burnham North (3) Conservative Party (UK) Peter Clayton 1,491 Conservative Party (UK) Dennis Davey 1,412 Conservative Party (UK) Neville Jones 1,142 Liberal Democrats (UK) Adrian Petoud 756 Labour Party (UK) Stephen Lester 450 5,251 40.3 Burnham South (3) Conservative Party (UK) Arthur Thorogood 807 Liberal Democrats (UK) Michael Mansfield 759 Conservative Party (UK) Lousie Parkin 759 Conservative Party (UK) Jacqueline Richards 697 Liberal Democrats (UK) Hilary Rose 670 Liberal Democrats (UK) Joyce Smith 633 Labour Party (UK) June Thomas 293 4,618 35.0 Cannington and Quantocks (3) Conservative Party (UK) Lily Cartwright 1,668 Conservative Party (UK) Kenneth Dyer 1,655 Conservative Party (UK) David Joslin 1,487 Liberal Democrats (UK) Janice Beasley 658 Liberal Democrats (UK) Christopher Lloyd-Williams 605 Liberal Democrats (UK) Joshua Schwieso 554 6,627 44.5 Cheddar and Shipham (3) Conservative Party (UK) Dawn Hill 1,027 Conservative Party (UK) Herbert Elliott 987 Conservative Party (UK) Peter Downing 897 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Outhwaite 484 Labour Party (UK) Norma Scanlon 330 Liberal Democrats (UK) Christina Baron 319 Green Party of England and Wales Harry Mottram 309 Labour Party (UK) Thomas Scott 225 Labour Party (UK) Brian Corney 211 4,789 33.2 East Poidens Conservative Party (UK) Duncan McGinty 434 75.6 Labour Party (UK) Martin Rees 140 24.4 294 51.2 574 36.2 Highbridge (3) Labour Party (UK) Derick Cooper 583 Labour Party (UK) Jane Whitehouse 504 Conservative Party (UK) Michael Brown 441 Labour Party (UK) David Poole 437 Conservative Party (UK) Beryk Rundall 389 Liberal Democrats (UK) Patricia Burge 379 Conservative Party (UK) Roger Keen 365 Liberal Democrats (UK) Christopher Williams 357 Liberal Democrats (UK) Paul Bolton 251 United Kingdom Independence Party Montague Lucas 113 United Kingdom Independence Party Julia Lucas 110 United Kingdom Independence Party Sydney Cox 89 4,018 30.8 Huntspill and Pawlett (2) Conservative Party (UK) Jane Moreton 681 Conservative Party (UK) Michael Herbert 482 Liberal Democrats (UK) Martin Forsey 326 Liberal Democrats (UK) Marilyn Wallace 322 1,811 35.6 King's Isle (2) Conservative Party (UK) Derek Alder 668 Conservative Party (UK) Norman Turner 555 Independent (politician) Derrick Pedley 427 Green Party of England and Wales Robert Graham 316 Labour Party (UK) Peter Denning 200 Labour Party (UK) Anthony Mumby 105 2,271 37.5 Knoll Conservative Party (UK) Robert Filmer 665 79.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) Philippa Groves 174 20.7 491 58.6 839 45.2 North Petherton (3) Conservative Party (UK) Christopher Lang 958 Conservative Party (UK) Anne Fraser 922 Conservative Party (UK) John Swayne 737 Independent (politician) Anthony Nicholson 556 Liberal Democrats (UK) Michael Wakefield 554 Labour Party (UK) Wendy Darch 405 4,132 38.4 Puriton Conservative Party (UK) Mark Healey uncontested Sandford Conservative Party (UK) Ann Bown 570 76.3 Labour Party (UK) William Munn 177 23.7 393 52.6 747 43.9 Wedmore and Mark (2) Conservative Party (UK) Diana Bayliss 959 Conservative Party (UK) Jessica Healey 948 Liberal Democrats (UK) Rosemary Hasler 419 Labour Party (UK) Andrew Merryfield 378 2,704 42.4 West Poldens Conservative Party (UK) Stuart Kingham 516 72.3 Labour Party (UK) Elizabeth Stretch 198 27.7 318 44.6 714 36.6 Woolavington Labour Party (UK) Christine Lavers 391 53.4 Conservative Party (UK) Bridget Hobhouse 341 46.6 50 6.8 732 43.2 References Category:2003 English local elections 2003 Category:2000s in Somerset