2002 Cambridge City Council election

Cambridge City Council election April 2022 The 2002 Cambridge City Council election took place on 2 May 2002 to elect members of Cambridge City Council in England.https://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Cambridge-1973-2012.pdf Cambridge City Council Election Results 1973-2012 28 November 2021 Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher This was on the same day as other nationwide local elections. 2002 Cambridge City Council election United Kingdom parliamentary 2000 Cambridge City Council election 2000 2002 05 02 y 2003 Cambridge City Council election 2003 15 out of 42 seats 22 95x50px|Blank Liberal Democrats (UK) 22 22 9 23 1 12,294 40.6% 95x50px|Blank Labour Party (UK) 17 17 5 17 8,821 29.1% 95x50px|Blank Conservative Party (UK) 3 3 1 2 1 6,455 21.3% Cambridge UK ward map 2002.svg Winner of each seat at the 2002 Cambridge City Council election Results summary 2002 Cambridge City Council election Liberal Democrats (UK) 9 1 60.0 14 23 54.8 12,294 40.6 Labour Party (UK) 5 33.3 12 17 40.5 8,821 29.1 Conservative Party (UK) 1 1 6.7 1 2 4.8 6,455 21.3 Green Party of England and Wales 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 2,220 7.3 UKIP 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 255 0.8 Socialist Alliance (England) 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 145 0.5 Independent politician 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 74 0.2 Ward results Abbey Abbey Labour Party (UK) Caroline Hart 571 58.6 Conservative Party (UK) Simon Mitton 180 18.5 Liberal Democrats (UK) Chris Keating 113 11.6 Green Party of England and Wales John Collins 60 6.2 Independent politician Mungai Mbaya 51 5.2 391 40.1 975 20.6 Labour Party (UK) Arbury Arbury Labour Party (UK) Michael Todd-Jones 828 41.0 Liberal Democrats (UK) Rupert Moss-Eccardt 579 28.7 Conservative Party (UK) Robert Boorman 513 25.4 Green Party of England and Wales Shayne Mitchell 73 3.6 Socialist Alliance (England) Diana Minns 27 1.3 249 12.3 2,020 39.8 Labour Party (UK) Castle Castle Liberal Democrats (UK) David White 1,121 51.4 Conservative Party (UK) Rhona Boorman 458 21.0 Labour Party (UK) Gillian Richardson 412 18.9 Green Party of England and Wales Stephen Lawrence 188 8.6 663 30.4 2,179 31.0 Liberal Democrats (UK) Cherry Hinton Cherry Hinton Conservative Party (UK) Graham Stuart 1,174 49.3 Labour Party (UK) Stuart Newbold 948 39.8 Liberal Democrats (UK) Frances Amrani 196 8.2 Green Party of England and Wales Daryl Tayar 64 2.7 226 9.5 2,382 44.1 Conservative Party (UK) Coleridge Coleridge Labour Party (UK) Ruth Bagnall 938 50.6 Conservative Party (UK) Martin Hall 454 24.5 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jonathan Monroe 267 14.4 Green Party of England and Wales Damian Docherty 94 5.1 UKIP Albert Watts 53 2.9 Socialist Alliance (England) Simon Sedgwick-Jell 46 2.5 484 26.1 1,852 31.7 Labour Party (UK) East Chesterton East Chesterton Liberal Democrats (UK) Jennifer Bailey 974 40.5 Labour Party (UK) Sarah Woodall 858 35.7 Conservative Party (UK) Mamanur Rashid 319 13.3 Green Party of England and Wales Neil Hewett 129 5.4 UKIP Barry Hudson 124 5.2 116 4.8 2,404 33.9 Liberal Democrats (UK) Kings Hedges Kings Hedges Labour Party (UK) Maria Bell 550 54.6 Conservative Party (UK) Cyril Weinman 235 23.3 Liberal Democrats (UK) Evelyn Bradford 157 15.6 Green Party of England and Wales Gerhard Goldbeck-Wood 65 6.5 315 31.3 1,007 21.3 Labour Party (UK) Market Market Liberal Democrats (UK) Joye Rosenstiel 879 57.0 Conservative Party (UK) Samuel Chamberlain 239 15.5 Labour Party (UK) Michael Sargeant 238 15.4 Green Party of England and Wales Martin Lucas-Smith 187 12.1 640 41.5 1,543 22.7 Liberal Democrats (UK) Newnham Newnham Liberal Democrats (UK) Sian Reid 1,134 55.5 Labour Party (UK) Patricia Wright 372 18.2 Conservative Party (UK) Richard Normington 326 15.9 Green Party of England and Wales Tandy Harrison 190 9.3 Independent politician Nigel Douglas 23 1.1 762 37.3 2,045 26.6 Liberal Democrats (UK) Petersfield Petersfield Labour Party (UK) Kevin Blencowe 964 40.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Kevin Wilkins 579 24.3 Green Party of England and Wales Margaret Wright 514 21.5 Conservative Party (UK) Lee Glendon 257 10.8 Socialist Alliance (England) Jonathan Walker 72 3.0 385 16.1 2,386 30.6 Labour Party (UK) Queen Edith's Queen Edith's (2 seats due to by-election) Liberal Democrats (UK) Amanda Taylor 1,564 62.7 Liberal Democrats (UK) Alan Baker 1,424 57.1 Conservative Party (UK) Keith Henry 473 19.0 Conservative Party (UK) James Ray 409 16.4 Labour Party (UK) Frances Harper 342 13.7 Labour Party (UK) Jean Stevens 258 10.3 Green Party of England and Wales Robert Milsom 160 6.4 UKIP Helene Davies 78 3.1 2,494 41.4 Liberal Democrats (UK) Liberal Democrats (UK) Romsey Romsey Liberal Democrats (UK) Catherine Smart 1,118 44.8 Labour Party (UK) Paul Sales 867 40.1 Green Party of England and Wales Vicky Russell 194 9.0 Conservative Party (UK) Vivian Ellis 131 6.1 251 4.7 2,310 35.9 Liberal Democrats (UK) Trumpington Trumpington Liberal Democrats (UK) Judith Pinnington 1,118 47.5 Conservative Party (UK) Hannah Towns 937 39.8 Labour Party (UK) Rosemary Turner 201 8.5 Green Party of England and Wales Brian Westcott 100 4.2 181 7.7 2,356 39.9 Liberal Democrats (UK) Conservative Party (UK) West Chesterton West Chesterton Liberal Democrats (UK) Ian Nimmo-Smith 1,071 51.1 Labour Party (UK) Patrick Schicker 474 22.6 Conservative Party (UK) James Strachan 350 16.7 Green Party of England and Wales Stephen Peake 202 9.6 597 28.5 2,097 34.6 Liberal Democrats (UK) References Cambridge 2002 Category:2000s in Cambridge