2002 Cheltenham Borough Council election

2002 UK local government election May 2020 December 2013 thumb|Results of the 2002 Cheltenham Borough Council election The 2002 Cheltenham Council election took place on 2 May 2002 to elect members of Cheltenham Borough Council in Gloucestershire, England. The whole council was up for election with boundary changes since the last election in 2000 reducing the number of seats by 1. https://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/static/vote2002/local_elections/29.stm Cheltenham 22 October 2010 BBC News The Liberal Democrats gained overall control of the council from the Conservative Party. Anthony King Popular uprising challenges party elites The Daily Telegraph 4 4 May 2002 Election results The results saw the Liberal Democrats gain control after winning an extra 10 councillors. http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-1679408.html https://web.archive.org/web/20121105005217/http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-1679408.html usurped 5 November 2012 Local Elections: Results - Cabinet big guns suffer setbacks on home turf 23 October 2010 3 May 2002 HighBeam Research subscription London, England The Independent Cheltenham local election result 2002 http://www.cheltenham.gov.uk/downloads/2002.pdf Borough council elections x 2 seats per ward 2nd May, 2002 22 October 2010 Cheltenham Borough Council dead https://web.archive.org/web/20110716141953/http://www.cheltenham.gov.uk/downloads/2002.pdf 16 July 2011 dmy-all Election results; Local Election The Times 16 4 May 2002 Liberal Democrats (UK) 21 +10 52.5 44.3 25,006 +7.6 Conservative Party (UK) 13 -10 32.5 40.9 23,086 -7.0 People Against Bureaucracy 4 -1 10.0 8.9 4,999 +2.6 Labour Party (UK) 2 0 5.0 5.0 2,804 -3.6 Green Party of England and Wales 0 0 0.0 1.0 556 +0.6 Ward results All Saints (2) Liberal Democrats (UK) Christine Franklin 813 58.9 Liberal Democrats (UK) Stephen Jordan 800 57.9 Conservative Party (UK) John Newman 463 33.5 Conservative Party (UK) Paul Simons* 456 33.0 Labour Party (UK) Brenda Moody 116 8.4 1,381 33.7 Battledown (2) Conservative Party (UK) Paul McLain* 711 46.5 Conservative Party (UK) Hedley Thompson* 711 46.5 Liberal Democrats (UK) Susan Needs 701 45.9 Liberal Democrats (UK) Alan White 699 45.7 Labour Party (UK) David Evans 97 6.3 1,528 42.6 Benhall & The Reddings (2) Liberal Democrats (UK) Nigel Britter 1,082 58.6 Liberal Democrats (UK) Andrew Rickell 948 51.3 Conservative Party (UK) Jacqueline Fletcher* 836 45.3 Conservative Party (UK) Timothy Harman 720 39.0 1,847 45.7 Charlton Kings (2) Conservative Party (UK) Jennifer Moreton* 981 55.2 Conservative Party (UK) Duncan Smith* 903 50.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) Stephen Harvey 715 40.2 Liberal Democrats (UK) Heather Turner 500 28.1 Green Party of England and Wales Celia Bear 133 7.5 Labour Party (UK) Lorna Steers 123 6.9 1,777 41.6 Charlton Park (2) Conservative Party (UK) Brian Chaplin* 1,179 64.1 Conservative Party (UK) John Melville-Smith* 1,109 60.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Finnemore 567 30.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) Anthony Oliver 542 29.5 Labour Party (UK) David Addison 93 5.1 1,839 46.4 College (2) Liberal Democrats (UK) Garth Barnes 772 50.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Lloyd Surgenor 736 48.1 Conservative Party (UK) Penelope Hall 628 41.0 Conservative Party (UK) Robert Evans 621 40.6 Green Party of England and Wales Christopher Chatfield 120 7.8 Labour Party (UK) Gillian Howells 85 5.6 1,531 37.6 Hesters Way (2) Liberal Democrats (UK) Lydia Bishop 614 67.5 Liberal Democrats (UK) Wendy Young 584 64.2 Conservative Party (UK) Daphne Allen 186 20.5 Conservative Party (UK) Lesley Silvester 170 18.7 Labour Party (UK) Robert Wells 131 14.4 909 23.0 Lansdown (2) Conservative Party (UK) Barbara Driver* 746 63.1 Conservative Party (UK) Diggory Seacome* 725 61.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) Michael Storm 288 24.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Martin Horwood 274 23.2 Green Party of England and Wales Keith Bessant 140 11.8 Labour Party (UK) Katya Vines 88 7.4 1,182 30.0 Leckhampton (2) Conservative Party (UK) Kenneth Buckland* 1,186 54.1 Conservative Party (UK) Robin MacDonald* 1,181 53.9 Liberal Democrats (UK) Dermot Clarke 977 44.6 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Coleman 949 43.3 2,193 55.0 Oakley (2) Labour Party (UK) Martin Hale* 610 56.6 Labour Party (UK) Diana Hale* 583 54.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) Barrie Anderson 254 23.6 Liberal Democrats (UK) Sandra Wheeler 202 18.8 Conservative Party (UK) Clare Huckett 187 17.4 Conservative Party (UK) Sophie Preston-Hall 182 16.9 1,077 26.4 Park (2) Conservative Party (UK) Robert Garnham* 996 56.3 Conservative Party (UK) Gerald Gearing* 951 53.7 Liberal Democrats (UK) Michael Pictor 744 42.0 Liberal Democrats (UK) William Whelan 650 36.7 1,770 40.0 Pittville (2) People Against Bureaucracy Diane Hibbert* 752 44.6 People Against Bureaucracy David Prince* 723 42.9 Conservative Party (UK) Gary Bowden* 574 34.0 Conservative Party (UK) John Hopwood 502 29.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) Colin Hay 268 15.9 Liberal Democrats (UK) Kirstie Clish-Green 257 15.2 Labour Party (UK) Edward Hemmings 156 9.2 1,687 40.5 Prestbury (2) People Against Bureaucracy Leslie Godwin* 1,187 63.5 People Against Bureaucracy Malcolm Stennett* 1,171 62.7 Conservative Party (UK) Martin Locke 488 26.1 Conservative Party (UK) Paul Ryder 383 20.5 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jennifer Jones 202 10.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) Elizabeth Whalley 99 5.3 Green Party of England and Wales Caroline Griffiths 93 5.0 1,868 40.7 Springbank (2) Liberal Democrats (UK) Christopher Morris 603 64.5 Liberal Democrats (UK) Simon Wheeler 547 58.5 Conservative Party (UK) James Stevenson 196 21.0 Conservative Party (UK) Antony Sygerycz 157 16.8 Labour Party (UK) Clive Harriss 151 16.1 935 21.9 St. Mark's (2) Liberal Democrats (UK) Sandra Holliday* 709 62.1 Liberal Democrats (UK) Clive Lloyd* 698 61.1 Conservative Party (UK) Michael Horton 301 26.4 Conservative Party (UK) Andrew Wall 274 24.0 Labour Party (UK) Andre Curtis 157 13.7 1,142 26.0 St. Paul's (2) Liberal Democrats (UK) Andrew McKinlay* 523 70.6 Liberal Democrats (UK) Christopher Coleman 441 59.5 Conservative Party (UK) Christopher Anstey 104 14.0 Labour Party (UK) William Fawcett 94 12.7 Conservative Party (UK) Patrick Corbyn 86 11.6 Green Party of England and Wales Jennifer Stone 70 9.4 741 16.9 St. Peter's (2) Liberal Democrats (UK) Pat Thornton* 535 51.9 Liberal Democrats (UK) James Stuart-Smith* 462 44.9 Conservative Party (UK) Roger Marchant 426 41.4 Conservative Party (UK) Robert Bird 333 32.3 Labour Party (UK) Robert Irons 152 14.8 1,030 23.8 Swindon Village (2) Liberal Democrats (UK) James Ledeux 725 49.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) Robert Jones 699 47.6 People Against Bureaucracy Joanna McVeagh* 598 40.7 People Against Bureaucracy Peter Allen 568 38.6 Conservative Party (UK) Anthony Fletcher 178 12.1 Conservative Party (UK) Terence Gould 170 11.6 1,470 33.1 Up Hatherley (2) Liberal Democrats (UK) Zoe Forbes 1,015 57.0 Liberal Democrats (UK) David Fidgeon 1,002 56.3 Conservative Party (UK) Eric Baylis* 708 39.8 Conservative Party (UK) Alan Nicholson 589 33.1 1,781 42.6 Warden Hill (2) Liberal Democrats (UK) Rowena Hay 945 48.2 Conservative Party (UK) Anne Regan 911 46.5 Conservative Party (UK) Christine Ryder* 878 44.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Oates 865 44.1 Labour Party (UK) Christopher Bailey 168 8.6 1,961 45.3 References Category:2002 English local elections 2002 Category:2000s in Gloucestershire