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    Newcastle Upon Tyne: 2002 local elections

    26 wards with results. Council page

    Before (end of 2001) (78 seats, Elections Centre)

    Labour 61 · Liberal Democrats 17 · Conservative 0 · Other 0

    After (end of 2002) (78 seats, Elections Centre)

    Labour 58 · Liberal Democrats 20 · Conservative 0 · Other 0

    Ward results

    Benwell1 seat
    Jeremy BeechamLabour920 ✓
    James CookConservative312
    Gareth CooperLiberal Democrats264
    Anna AshworthGreen68
    Blakelaw1 seat · turnout 32.9%
    Graham KeatingLiberal Democrats1,542 ✓
    Edward MottramLabour1,100
    Keith Ian GilfillanConservative157
    Byker1 seat · turnout 33.4%
    Nick KempLabour963 ✓
    Bill Hopwood—303
    Thomas ThompsonLiberal Democrats301
    Alice GingellConservative108
    Castle1 seat · turnout 37.2%
    Ian GrahamLiberal Democrats1,924 ✓
    James LambLabour699
    Carol SmithConservative693
    Dene1 seat
    Robert Lambert RentonLiberal Democrats2,793 ✓
    Kevin GrahamLabour1,075
    Heather ChambersConservative575
    Christopher HaydayGreen170
    Denton1 seat · turnout 37.2%
    M. CarrLabour1,527
    I ProudLiberal Democrats1,001
    A. WakeConservative246
    Elswick1 seat · turnout 27.7%
    Sajawal KhanLabour882 ✓
    Maureen EastonConservative324
    Amar LatifLiberal Democrats207
    Fawdon1 seat
    Keith TaylorLabour1,609 ✓
    Jacqueline Ann SlesengerLiberal Democrats592
    Peter LumleyConservative347
    Yunus Bakhsh—31
    Fenham1 seat · turnout 30.6%
    George JohnsonLabour1,507 ✓
    Florence KirkbyConservative519
    Matthew ColquhounLiberal Democrats388
    Michael KneafseyGreen86
    Grange1 seat · turnout 37.4%
    Nicholas CottLiberal Democrats2,353 ✓
    Helen JacksonLabour629
    Alan Henry BirkmyreConservative388
    Geoffrey ParkinGreen111
    Heaton1 seat
    Doreen HuddartLiberal Democrats1,173 ✓
    Donald PriceLabour1,011
    Andrew GrayGreen223
    Scott SmithConservative221
    Blanch CarpenterSOC LAB87
    Jesmond1 seat
    E. DickenLiberal Democrats1,605
    F. ClarkeLabour864
    J. CattoConservative495
    Kenton1 seat
    Stephen LambertLabour1,223 ✓
    Jon-Jo MacnamaraConservative1,082
    Anne YoungLiberal Democrats589
    Lemington1 seat · turnout 26.9%
    Barry PhillipsonLabour1,223 ✓
    Shirley MansfieldLiberal Democrats434
    Enid McQueenConservative324
    Terence TelfordLabour1,176 ✓
    Annie GravellLiberal Democrats224
    Katy HighamConservative101
    Matthew HolborowGreen48
    Moorside1 seat
    Peter Francis WilsonLabour843 ✓
    Graham SoultLiberal Democrats257
    Mary TowardConservative255
    Peter HiltonGreen113
    Julie Fowler—86
    Newburn1 seat
    Anne WhittakerLabour1,424 ✓
    John MansfieldLiberal Democrats404
    Helen HodgesConservative291
    Sandyford1 seat
    Stephen Anthony PsallidasLiberal Democrats1,448 ✓
    Sheila SpencerLabour994
    David ShepherdsonGreen189
    Claire NelsonConservative171
    Scotswood1 seat
    Hazel StephensonLabour760 ✓
    Brian MooreLiberal Democrats400
    Muriel PrattConservative99
    Mike CooksonLiberal Democrats1,854 ✓
    Mike SummersbyIndependent503
    Eric MackinlayLabour470
    Elizabeth BessmanConservative420
    A. IrvineGreen187
    Walker1 seat
    George DouglasLabour1,075 ✓
    William GravellLiberal Democrats203
    Nicola McCabeConservative78
    Michael LevyCOMM31
    Walkergate1 seat · turnout 37.3%
    Margaret WoodLabour1,351 ✓
    Peter BoyesLiberal Democrats1,307
    Matthew BilesConservative120
    Philip PercivalGreen78
    West City1 seat · turnout 24.1%
    Doreen JamesLabour788 ✓
    Jesus Miguel-GarciaGreen219
    David Haydn BesagLiberal Democrats158
    Margaret KellyConservative91
    Westerhope1 seat · turnout 38.6%
    June AngusLabour1,800 ✓
    Timothy TromanConservative1,521
    Robert WalkerLiberal Democrats609
    Wingrove1 seat
    Jo FarrellLabour1,050 ✓
    Tonia SimpsonLiberal Democrats421
    Kenneth WakeConservative401
    Michael DuckettGreen215
    Woolsington1 seat · turnout 32.1%
    Lilian KennedyLabour1,030 ✓
    Stephen ScottConservative518
    Philip LowerLiberal Democrats277