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    Mid Suffolk: 2003 local elections

    30 wards with results. Council page

    Before (end of 2002) (40 seats, Elections Centre)

    Liberal Democrats 15 · Conservative 14 · Labour 6 · Other 5

    After (end of 2003) (40 seats, Elections Centre)

    Conservative 21 · Liberal Democrats 11 · Other 6 · Labour 2

    Ward results

    Bacton and Old Newton1 seat · turnout 48.2%
    Michael ShaveIndependent420 ✓
    David HodgesConservative270
    Roger StearnGreen178
    Badwell Ash1 seat · turnout 53.7%
    Roy BarkerConservative668 ✓
    Malcolm SaundersLiberal Democrats373
    Vivienne HoyLiberal Democrats0 ✓
    Claydon & Barham2 seats · turnout 36.6%
    Clive CraneLiberal Democrats756 ✓
    Sally EastallLiberal Democrats712 ✓
    John Raymond WilliamsConservative538
    Neil Douglas Luther CooperConservative485
    Debenham1 seat · turnout 43.6%
    Edward AlcockConservative386 ✓
    Manuelo LorenzoLiberal Democrats221
    Merlin CarrGreen125
    Elmswell and Norton2 seats · turnout 30.9%
    Carol MilwardLiberal Democrats873 ✓
    Douglas ReedLiberal Democrats850 ✓
    David Etchells-ButlerConservative453
    Eye1 seat
    Charles FlatmanIndependent0 ✓
    Fressingfield1 seat · turnout 41.5%
    George FrostIndependent454 ✓
    Garry Richard DeeksIndependent117
    Mary GoodeLiberal Democrats88
    Emily BeanlandGreen79
    Gislingham1 seat · turnout 46.5%
    Diana KearsleyConservative572 ✓
    Terence O'KeefeLabour294
    Haughley and Wetherden1 seat · turnout 38.7%
    John Davie-ThornhillConservative335 ✓
    David Robert EvansLabour307
    Helmingham and Coddenham1 seat · turnout 40.4%
    Timothy PassmoreConservative415 ✓
    Simon WestLiberal Democrats252
    Hoxne1 seat · turnout 46.2%
    Christopher LawrenceConservative463 ✓
    Robert Van SlootenLiberal Democrats275
    Mendlesham1 seat · turnout 50.4%
    Andrew StringerGreen472 ✓
    John GilmourConservative412
    Needham Market2 seats · turnout 32.3%
    Wendy MarchantLiberal Democrats740 ✓
    Michael NorrisLiberal Democrats517 ✓
    Ian MasonConservative468
    Raymond DarnellConservative465
    David Andrew Joseph HillLabour173
    Onehouse1 seat · turnout 41.9%
    Bruce Cameron-LakerConservative297 ✓
    Robert CrayLiberal Democrats293
    John MatthissenGreen108
    Palgrave1 seat · turnout 36.1%
    Charles MichellConservative418 ✓
    Elaine HaltonLabour164
    Rattlesden1 seat · turnout 44.0%
    Penny OttonLiberal Democrats488 ✓
    Lord MorrisIndependent177
    Rickinghall and Walsham2 seats · turnout 29.9%
    Alec RussellConservative812 ✓
    Sara MichellConservative797 ✓
    John DougallLabour409
    Ringshall1 seat · turnout 32.5%
    Patricia GoddenLiberal Democrats340 ✓
    Eleanor RauhConservative286
    Stowmarket Central2 seats · turnout 28.9%
    Gordon PatonConservative621 ✓
    Poppy RobinsonConservative558 ✓
    Marilyn FinbowLabour518
    Ronald SnellLabour428
    Stowmarket North3 seats · turnout 18.4%
    Frank ShephardConservative621 ✓
    Frank WhittleConservative571 ✓
    Duncan MacphersonLabour455 ✓
    Jackie DrakeLabour448
    Suzanne Laure BrittonLabour446
    Stowmarket South2 seats · turnout 34.5%
    B. McKinleyLiberal Democrats533 ✓
    Vera WaspeConservative517 ✓
    Keith Edward ScarffLiberal Democrats504
    Keith Myers-HewittConservative479
    Stowupland1 seat · turnout 33.2%
    Ivan LockettConservative384 ✓
    Timothy LodgeLabour198
    Stradbroke & Laxfield1 seat · turnout 34.3%
    Stuart GemmillIndependent438 ✓
    Sarah CoulterLiberal Democrats115
    Adrian GreenGreen104
    The Stonhams1 seat · turnout 42.0%
    Anthony FowlerLiberal Democrats333 ✓
    Richard PassmoreConservative300
    Nicholas HardinghamGreen104
    Thurston and Hessett2 seats · turnout 31.3%
    Derrick HaleyConservative687 ✓
    Alan StiffConservative639 ✓
    David KemplayLiberal Democrats384
    Donald StevensonLabour369
    Charles TilburyConservative0 ✓
    Woolpit1 seat · turnout 32.0%
    Ramon MelvinIndependent361 ✓
    Anne-Marie CookeLiberal Democrats133
    Worlingworth1 seat · turnout 40.7%
    Paul DebenhamConservative547 ✓
    Denise FosterLiberal Democrats160