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2003 Copeland Borough Council election

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2003 UK local government election December 2023 December 2013 thumb|300px|right|Map of the results of the 2003 Copeland council election. Labour in red, Conservatives in blue, independent in white and Liberal Democrats in yellow. The 2003 Copeland Borough Council election took place on 1 May 2003 to elect members of Copeland Borough Council in Cumbria, England. The whole council was up for election and the Labour Party stayed in overall control of the council.https://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/hi/vote2003/locals/html/66.stm Local elections BBC News Online 24 July 2011 Election result Copeland local election result 2003http://www.andrewteale.me.uk/2003/document022.html#toc103 21.4 Copeland Local Elections Archive Project 24 July 2011https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1429056/Local-council-election-results.html Local council election results 3 May 2003 The Daily Telegraph 24 July 2011 Labour Party (UK) 31 +1 60.8 57.7 30,433 Conservative Party (UK) 16 -1 31.4 35.0 18,438 Independent (politician) 3 0 5.9 3.7 1,962 Liberal Democrats (UK) 1 0 2.0 3.6 1,906 3 Conservative candidates were unopposed. Ward results Arlecdon Independent (politician) Joseph Sunderland 463 71.0 Labour Party (UK) Simon Leyton 189 29.0 274 42.0 652 Beckermet (2) Conservative Party (UK) Yvonne Clarkson unopposed Conservative Party (UK) John Jackson unopposed Bootle Conservative Party (UK) Keith Hitchen 502 68.6 Liberal Democrats (UK) Roger Putnam 230 31.4 272 37.2 732 Bransty (3) Conservative Party (UK) Dorothy Wonnacott 924 Labour Party (UK) James Hewitson 839 Labour Party (UK) Anthony Johnston 829 Conservative Party (UK) Mark Mallard 812 Labour Party (UK) Edward Brenan 798 Conservative Party (UK) Allan Mossop 752 4,954 Cleator Moor North (3) Independent (politician) Anthony Wells 616 Labour Party (UK) Joan Hully 538 Labour Party (UK) William Southward 511 Labour Party (UK) John Henney 445 2,110 Cleator Moor South (2) Labour Party (UK) Catherine Giel 679 Labour Party (UK) David Banks 652 Conservative Party (UK) Hilda Morris 194 Liberal Democrats (UK) Mike Minogue 192 Liberal Democrats (UK) Stuart Bowers 180 1,897 Distington (3) Labour Party (UK) Willis Metherell 992 Labour Party (UK) Brian Dixon 963 Labour Party (UK) Kevin Young 952 Liberal Democrats (UK) Frank Hollowell 441 Liberal Democrats (UK) Mary Lancaster 349 Conservative Party (UK) Joyce Toft 231 Liberal Democrats (UK) Stephen Litt 197 4,125 Egremont North (3) Labour Party (UK) Samuel Meteer 975 Labour Party (UK) Elaine Woodburn 936 Labour Party (UK) Margaret Woodburn 933 Conservative Party (UK) Steven Hill 536 Conservative Party (UK) Alfred Bailey 402 Conservative Party (UK) Elizabeth Hutson 402 4,184 Egremont South (3) Labour Party (UK) Michael McVeigh 1,184 Labour Party (UK) Peter Watson 1,043 Labour Party (UK) Constance Watson 1,005 Conservative Party (UK) John Holmes 592 Conservative Party (UK) Jean Lewthwaite 572 Conservative Party (UK) Frederick Blinco 537 4,933 Ennerdale Conservative Party (UK) Robert Salkeld 327 68.7 Labour Party (UK) Mary Ross 149 31.3 178 37.4 476 Frizington (2) Labour Party (UK) Peter Connolly 616 Independent (politician) James Close 592 Labour Party (UK) Timothy Knowles 425 1,633 Gosforth Conservative Party (UK) David Gray 563 71.9 Labour Party (UK) Christina Cornall 220 28.1 343 43.8 783 Harbour (3) Labour Party (UK) Janet Johnston 987 Labour Party (UK) Henry Wormstrup 944 Labour Party (UK) Paul Whalley 901 Conservative Party (UK) Marcus Swift 589 Conservative Party (UK) David Hall 572 3,993 Haverigg Liberal Democrats (UK) Margaret Barnes 317 50.6 Conservative Party (UK) Francis Cairns 309 49.4 8 1.3 626 Hensingham (3) Labour Party (UK) Norman Williams 1,104 Labour Party (UK) Jamieson Reed 970 Labour Party (UK) Margarita Docherty 859 Conservative Party (UK) Gareth Maley 436 3,369 Hillcrest (2) Conservative Party (UK) Alistair Norwood 828 Conservative Party (UK) Andrew Wonnacott 728 Labour Party (UK) John Woolley 415 1,971 Holborn Hill (2) Labour Party (UK) John Park 683 38.9 Conservative Party (UK) Frederick Gleaves 665 37.9 Conservative Party (UK) Alan Altree 407 23.2 1,755 Kells (2) Labour Party (UK) George Clements 791 Labour Party (UK) Alan Holliday 661 Conservative Party (UK) Leah Higgins 262 1,714 Millom Without Conservative Party (UK) Gilbert Scurrah unopposed Mirehouse (3) Labour Party (UK) Dorothy Faichney 1,320 Labour Party (UK) Robert Docherty 1,132 Labour Party (UK) Michael Ashbrook 875 Conservative Party (UK) George Higgins 305 Conservative Party (UK) Dorothy Gray 204 3,836 Moresby Labour Party (UK) Geoffrey Blackwell 343 54.9 Conservative Party (UK) Edward Fox 282 45.1 61 9.8 625 Newtown (3) Conservative Party (UK) Francis McPhillips 905 Conservative Party (UK) Francis Heathcote 898 Conservative Party (UK) Raymond Cole 872 Labour Party (UK) Gavin Towers 591 Labour Party (UK) Keith Crellin 502 3,768 St Bees Conservative Party (UK) Norman Clarkson 575 74.6 Labour Party (UK) Archibald Ross 196 25.4 379 49.2 771 Sandwith (2) Labour Party (UK) Peter Tyson 536 Labour Party (UK) James Prince 360 Independent (politician) Gordon Brown 291 Conservative Party (UK) Sheena Gray 146 1,333 Seascale (2) Conservative Party (UK) David Moore 1,147 Conservative Party (UK) Eileen Eastwood 962 Labour Party (UK) Charles Tuley 390 2,499 References Category:2003 English local elections 2003 Category:2000s in Cumbria