2003 Gedling Borough Council election

English council election May 2025 December 2013 2003 Gedling Borough Council election England Parliamentary no yes 1999 Gedling Borough Council election 1999 2007 Gedling Borough Council election 2007 All 50 seats to Gedling Borough Council 26 May 2003 Conservative Party (UK) 21 Labour Party (UK) 21 Liberal Democrats (UK) 7 Independent (politician) 1 thumb|300px|right|Map of the results of the 2003 Gedling council election. Conservatives in blue, Labour in red, Liberal Democrats in yellow and Independent in grey. An election was held on 1 May 2003 to elect members of Gedling Borough Council in Nottinghamshire, England. The whole council was up for election with boundary changes since the last election in 1999 reducing the number of seats by 7.https://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/hi/vote2003/locals/html/117.stm Local elections BBC News 21 August 2011 The Conservative Party lost overall control of the council to no overall control.https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1429056/Local-council-election-results.html Local council election results 3 May 2003 The Daily Telegraph 21 August 2011 Background At the last election in 1999 the Conservatives gained control of the council from the Labour Party with 29 seats, compared to 18 for Labour, 7 Liberal Democrats and 3 independents.http://www.gedling.gov.uk/borough_elections_history-2.pdf Gedling Borough Council elections summary Gedling Borough Council 21 August 2011 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20110927073937/http://www.gedling.gov.uk/borough_elections_history-2.pdf 27 September 2011 Boundary changes between 1999 and 2003 reduced the number of seats from 57 to 50. The changes included removing the wards of Cavendish, Conway and Priory, while creating new wards of Daybrook and Valley.http://www.gedling.gov.uk/index/ac-home/ac-news-home/ac-news-elections2003.htm Council Elections May 2003 Gedling Borough Council 21 August 2011 https://web.archive.org/web/20030421093353/http://www.gedling.gov.uk/index/ac-home/ac-news-home/ac-news-elections2003.htm 21 April 2003 Election result Overall turnout in the election was 32.4%, down from 35.0% in 1999. Following the election a power sharing agreement was reached with the Conservative and Labour parties agreeing to share the post of leader of the council.http://www.gedling.gov.uk/ Parties Share Power Gedling Borough Council 21 August 2011 https://web.archive.org/web/20030523142612/http://www.gedling.gov.uk/ 23 May 2003 Gedling local election result 2003http://www.gedling.gov.uk/borough_council_election_results_03-2.pdf Borough Council Elections 1 May 2003 Gedling Borough Council 21 August 2011 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20110927073958/http://www.gedling.gov.uk/borough_council_election_results_03-2.pdf 27 September 2011 Conservative Party (UK) 21 -8 42.0 42.9 29,511 Labour Party (UK) 21 +2 42.0 41.1 28,321 Liberal Democrats (UK) 7 0 14.0 11.3 7,777 Independent (politician) 1 -1 2.0 4.6 3,160 Green Party of England and Wales 0 0 0 0.1 73 Ward results Bestwood Village Labour Party (UK) Denis Beeston 306 70.3 Conservative Party (UK) Thomas Roach 129 29.7 177 40.6 435 33.5 Bonington (3) Labour Party (UK) Stella Lane 748 Labour Party (UK) Stephen Rigby 735 Labour Party (UK) Vivienne McCrossen 703 Conservative Party (UK) Terence Pepper 567 Conservative Party (UK) Robert Tait 560 Conservative Party (UK) Balraj Johal 499 3,812 25.9 Burton Joyce & Stoke Bardolph (2) Conservative Party (UK) Patricia Blandamer 551 Conservative Party (UK) Alan Bexon 515 Liberal Democrats (UK) Richard Berry 449 Liberal Democrats (UK) Andrew Ellwood 362 Labour Party (UK) Jeanette Johnson 331 Labour Party (UK) Brigitte Maguire 301 2,509 43.9 Calverton (3) Calverton First Independents William Peet 808 Labour Party (UK) James Woodward 786 Labour Party (UK) Gareth Griffiths 785 Calverton First Independents William Mellors 761 Labour Party (UK) Alan Woodward 730 Calverton First Independents Grant Withers 716 Conservative Party (UK) Mark Winter 383 Conservative Party (UK) Simon Massey 314 5,283 35.0 Carlton (3) Conservative Party (UK) Robert Day 712 Conservative Party (UK) Wendy Golland 691 Conservative Party (UK) Richard Goodwin 681 Labour Party (UK) Cheryl Hewlett 653 Labour Party (UK) Damian Belshaw 623 Labour Party (UK) Barbara Miller 611 Liberal Democrats (UK) Andrew Sowter 299 4,270 28.6 Carlton Hill (3) Labour Party (UK) Darrell Pulk 942 Labour Party (UK) Paul Feeney 939 Labour Party (UK) Seamus Creamer 938 Conservative Party (UK) Susan Jakeman 601 Conservative Party (UK) Peter Foulkes 594 Conservative Party (UK) Thomas Butcher 592 4,606 29.7 Daybrook (2) Labour Party (UK) Peter Barnes 731 Labour Party (UK) Sandra Barnes 713 Conservative Party (UK) Lorraine Beaumont 308 Conservative Party (UK) Michael Smedley 298 2,050 28.4 Gedling (3) Liberal Democrats (UK) Gordon Tunniclife 1,067 Liberal Democrats (UK) Marguerite Wright 1,060 Liberal Democrats (UK) Margaret Dunkin 970 Conservative Party (UK) Edward Godfrey 508 Conservative Party (UK) Andrew Bell 489 Conservative Party (UK) Kevin Alcock 461 Labour Party (UK) Jennifer Hollingsworth 317 Labour Party (UK) Allan Leadbeater 303 Labour Party (UK) James O'Riordan 269 5,444 36.2 Killisick Labour Party (UK) Harvey Maddock 280 52.7 Liberal Democrats (UK) Anthony Turner 92 17.3 Conservative Party (UK) Derek Smith 86 16.2 Green Party of England and Wales Henry Wheeler 73 13.7 188 35.4 531 28.6 Kingswell (2) Conservative Party (UK) Rodney Kempster 845 Conservative Party (UK) Vernon Bradley 749 Labour Party (UK) Martin Hall 374 Labour Party (UK) Julia Buckby 335 Independent (politician) Edna Hindle 214 Independent (politician) Clifford Hindle 179 2,696 37.1 Lambley Conservative Party (UK) Roland Spencer 417 74.3 Labour Party (UK) Marjorie Paling 144 25.7 273 48.6 561 34.5 Mapperley Plains (3) Conservative Party (UK) Veronica Pepper 1,013 Conservative Party (UK) John Parr 989 Conservative Party (UK) Gerald Clarke 979 Labour Party (UK) Peter Crossley 607 Labour Party (UK) Nicola Brooks 606 Labour Party (UK) Alan Hardy 592 4,786 28.0 Netherfield & Colwick (3) Labour Party (UK) Albert Clarke 768 Labour Party (UK) William Clarke 760 Labour Party (UK) Christina Lockett 728 Conservative Party (UK) Anthony Morris 397 Conservative Party (UK) Judith Nicholson 368 Conservative Party (UK) Richard Smedley 362 3,383 23.3 Newstead Labour Party (UK) John McCauley 265 50.1 Conservative Party (UK) Bruce Andrews 264 49.9 1 0.2 529 32.9 Phoenix (2) Labour Party (UK) Ivan Gollop 539 Liberal Democrats (UK) Raymond Poynter 519 Labour Party (UK) Arthur Turney 501 Liberal Democrats (UK) Paul Hughes 471 Conservative Party (UK) Ann Collin 187 Conservative Party (UK) Colin Blandamer 186 2,403 33.6 Porchester (3) Conservative Party (UK) John Tanner 907 Conservative Party (UK) Donald Pycroft 892 Conservative Party (UK) Jennifer Spencer 854 Labour Party (UK) John Truscott 832 Labour Party (UK) Paul Barton 811 Labour Party (UK) Leslie Nourse 779 5,075 34.0 Ravenshead (3) Conservative Party (UK) William Grainger 1,226 Conservative Party (UK) Thambithurai Chandran 1,098 Conservative Party (UK) Mark Spencer (British politician) 1,085 Labour Party (UK) Gwilym Griffith 582 Labour Party (UK) John Kendrick 564 Labour Party (UK) Barrie Bowker 404 4,959 37.7 St. James (2) Liberal Democrats (UK) Anthony Gillam 654 Liberal Democrats (UK) Christopher Pratt 598 Conservative Party (UK) Eric Collin 351 Conservative Party (UK) Elaine Goodwin 325 Labour Party (UK) Gary Gregory 257 Labour Party (UK) Paul Wilkinson 234 2,419 25.1 St. Marys (3) Labour Party (UK) Jennifer Cole 794 Labour Party (UK) Grace Millar 779 Labour Party (UK) Stewart Ragsdale 762 Conservative Party (UK) Magdalen Roach 689 Conservative Party (UK) Paul Beaumont 647 Conservative Party (UK) Mavis Gunson 639 4,310 29.0 Valley (2) Liberal Democrats (UK) Andrew Dunkin 404 Labour Party (UK) Christopher Preston 379 Labour Party (UK) Daniel Taylor 368 Liberal Democrats (UK) Andrew Swift 353 Conservative Party (UK) Wesley Bleakley 208 Conservative Party (UK) Bernard Leaper 205 1,917 30.6 Woodborough Conservative Party (UK) John Glass 485 79.6 Labour Party (UK) Liz Delaney 124 20.4 361 59.2 609 40.0 Woodthorpe (3) Conservative Party (UK) Suzanne Prew-Smith 1,216 Conservative Party (UK) Richard Nicholson 1,206 Conservative Party (UK) Francis Boot 1,183 Labour Party (UK) Ronald McCrossen 613 Labour Party (UK) Christine Russell 576 Labour Party (UK) Philip Miller 500 Liberal Democrats (UK) Margaret Swift 479 Independent (politician) Christine Hindle 266 Independent (politician) David Hindle 216 6,255 39.7 References Category:2003 English local elections 2003 Category:2000s in Nottinghamshire