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1999 UK local government election March 2020 March 2020 1999 Fenland District Council election England parliamentary yes 1995 Fenland District Council election 1995 2003 Fenland District Council election 2003 All 40 seats to Fenland District Council 6 May 1999 21 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 The 1999 Fenland District Council election took place on 6 May 1999, to elect 40 members of the Fenland District Council in Cambridgeshire, England. The whole council was up for election, and the Conservative Party gained overall control of the council from no overall control.https://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/static/vote_99/locals_99/html/constituency/99.stm Fenland BBC News Online 11 September 2011 Ward results (*Sitting councillor) Benwick & Doddington 1995 results http://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Fenland-1973-2011.pdf www.electionscentre.co.uk 13 May 2021 Conservative Party (UK) G Harper 638 79.8 Labour Party (UK) P Waterfield 161 20.2 477 Chatteris East Conservative Party (UK) A Melton* 451 74.1 Labour Party (UK) 158 25.9 293 Chatteris North Conservative Party (UK) P Murphy* 198 56.4 Labour Party (UK) G Osbourn 56 16.0 Independent (politician) C Greenwood 55 15.7 Liberal Democrats (UK) J Wilson 42 12.0 142 Chatteris South Liberal Democrats (UK) F Newell* 216 65.5 Conservative Party (UK) L Ashley 114 34.5 102 Chatteris West Conservative Party (UK) A German* 350 65.5 Independent (politician) P Dickerson 184 34.5 166 Elm (2 seats) Conservative Party (UK) M Cotterell* 538 58.9 Conservative Party (UK) E Green* 465 - Labour Party (UK) R Symonds 230 25.2 Independent Conservative R Pinnock 145 15.9 Leverington (2 seats) Conservative Party (UK) M Humphrey* 554 62.6 Conservative Party (UK) P Webb 473 - Labour Party (UK) B Diggle 331 37.4 Labour Party (UK) A Humphreys* 282 - Manea Conservative Party (UK) H Fox 298 71.8 Labour Party (UK) P Osborne 57 13.7 Independent (politician) S Wilson 42 10.1 Independent Labour C Bennett 18 4.3 241 March East (3 seats) Labour Party (UK) D Cameron 849 47.1 Labour Party (UK) B Wales 775 - Conservative Party (UK) B Keane* 729 40.4 Conservative Party (UK) M French 656 - Conservative Party (UK) A Gooch 622 - Labour Party (UK) M Field* 611 - Independent Labour Ms C Bennett* 226 12.5 March North (3 seats) Independent (politician) Ms P Brewin* 491 30.8 Labour Party (UK) I Manning 477 30.0 Conservative Party (UK) J West 472 29.6 Labour Party (UK) J Heslop 466 - Conservative Party (UK) W Boulton 455 - Labour Party (UK) P Osbourne 388 - Independent Labour M Manning* 152 9.5 Independent Labour Ms C Bennett* 128 - Newton & Tydd Conservative Party (UK) March West (3 seats) Conservative Party (UK) C Owen 877 61.2 Conservative Party (UK) P Skoulding 779 - Conservative Party (UK) Ms J French 755 - Labour Party (UK) B Howlett 557 38.8 Labour Party (UK) Ms E Agley 433 Labour Party (UK) C Osbourne 415 - Wisbech North (3 seats) Labour Party (UK) S Cawthorne 316 44.1 Labour Party (UK) J Diggle* 304 - Labour Party (UK) Ms A Gilliat 258 - Liberal Democrats (UK) K Brennan* 242 33.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) Ms G Dedman 179 - Conservative Party (UK) R Barnwell 158 22.1 Wisbech South West (3 seats) Conservative Party (UK) Ms E A Carlisle* 848 49.3 Conservative Party (UK) P Humphrey 767 - Conservative Party (UK) Ms J Tuck 703 - Labour Party (UK) S Massey 27.9 Independent (politician) J White 392 22.8 Outwell & Upwell Conservative Party (UK) P West* unopposed Parson Drove and Wisbech St Mary (2 seats) Conservative Party (UK) C Bellamy 719 46.1 Independent (politician) P Barnes 533 34.2 Conservative Party (UK) B Britain 525 - Liberal Democrats (UK) S Wilson 160 10.3 Labour Party (UK) Ms I Henson 147 9.4 Whittlesey Bassenhally Conservative Party (UK) C Rodziewicz 448 47.2 Labour Party (UK) D Lewis* 406 42.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) M Larholt 95 10.0 42 Whittlesey Central Conservative Party (UK) P Gray* 282 68.1 Labour Party (UK) R Penton 84 20.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) Ms J larshot 48 11.6 198 Whittlesey East Conservative Party (UK) S Garratt 448 68.5 Labour Party (UK) A Wilson 206 31.5 242 Whittlesey Kingsmoor Labour Party (UK) R Hibbert* 211 58.4 Conservative Party (UK) J Watson 150 41.6 61 Whittlesy South Conservative Party (UK) Ms P Potts* Liberal Democrats (UK) S Watkins 357 39.3 Whittlesey West Conservative Party (UK) R Speechley* 512 67.5 Labour Party (UK) Ms M Hart 247 32.5 Wisbech East (2 seats} Conservative Party (UK) J Barker* 635 56.8 Conservative Party (UK) A Green 607 - Labour Party (UK) Ann Purt 322 28.8 Independent (politician) E Dopson 161 14.4 Conservative Party (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Wimblington Independent (politician) P Jolley* 472 62.3 Conservative Party (UK) T McGuinness 286 37.7 186 Election results One seat was vacant at the time of the election.How the nations voted 8 May 1999 The Times 48 Fenland local election result 1999 Conservative Party (UK) 28 +13 71.8 Labour Party (UK) 7 -8 17.9 Independent (politician) 3 -1 7.7 Liberal Democrats (UK) 1 -1 2.6 Others 0 -3 0.0 References expanded Category:1999 English local elections 1999 Category:20th century in Cambridgeshire