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Bedford Borough Election 2002 - Results12.00.00am BST (GMT +0100) Fri 3rd May 2002 Yesterday's elections in Bedford Borough saw the Lib Dems move into second place in votes across the whole Borough. This makes the Lib Dems the key challengers for the Mayoral Election in October. Lib Dem Leader Michael Headley said: "I am very pleased that right across the borough large numbers of people voted for the Liberal Democrats. We had support in both rural and urban areas and from people of all backgrounds. We will continue to campaign on the council for better frontline services and planning for long term environmental and economic progress. We are now looking forward to the Mayoral contest, where it's a clear choice between the Tories and the Liberal Democrats." The total percentage for Liberal Democrats was 26.9%, second to the Conservatives. The total seats on the council following the council elections are as follows: Lib Dem: 12 seats Labour: 14 seats Conservative: 24 seats Independent: 4 seats Brickhill Ward – Number of Seats: 3 Elected: 3 Tory Yvonne Lesley Anderson, Labour - 313 Lynne Kathleen Faulkner, Tory - 1,254 Peter Raymond Hand, Tory - 1,301 Andrew John McConnell, Tory - 1,274 Michael Anthony Murphy, Lib Dem - 1,033 Philip Adekunle Otubanjo, Labour - 259 Janet Elizabeth Salem, Lib Dem - 1,069 David Alexander Sawyer, Lib Dem - 1,039 Karl Sorembik, Labour - 277 Bromham Ward – Number of Seats: 3 Elected: 3 Tory George Alfred Flaxman, Lib Dem - 313 Yanina Ann Jones, Labour - 236 Conrad Holden Longmore, Lib Dem - 219 Robert John Rigby, Tory - 1,361 Terence Roger Rigby, Tory - 1,432 Stephen Rutherford, Lib Dem - 260 Eileen Brenda Whitmore, Tory - 1,413 Carlton Ward – Number of Seats: 1 Elected: 1 Independent Victor George Brandon (known as Jim), Independent - 818 Anthony Walter Morris, Tory - 146 David William Robertson, Lib Dem - 110 Castle Ward – Number of Seats: 3 Elected: 1 Labour, 2 Tory Turnout: Apu Bagchi, Labour - 1,050 Susanna Chirico, Labour - 893 Peter Charles Chiswell, Tory - 942 Edward Davey, Tory - 849 Margaret Davey, Tory - 914 Janet Susan Haddock, Lib Dem - 226 Brian George Hill, Lib Dem - 207 Marilyn Gail Leask, Labour - 899 Jacqueline Anne Smithson, Lib Dem - 252 Cauldwell Ward – Number of seats: 3 Elected: 3 Labour Christopher Thurson Black, Labour - 811 Randolph Charles, Labour - 850 Robert George Elford (known as Bob), Labour - 886 Mary Susan Fogg, Tory - 166 Anita Joan Gerard, Lib Dem - 211 Season Prater, Lib Dem - 159 Jennifer Ridge, Tory - 147 Philip Standley, Lib Dem - 164 Margaret Teresa Fauntleroy Thomas, Tory - 135 Clapham Ward – Number of Seats: 2 Elected: 2 Tory Judith Olive Arnold, Tory - 660 Terence Carroll, Labour - 226 John Stewart Creasey, Independent - 396 Gerald Elliott, Lib Dem - 107 Mollie Frances Foster, Tory - 778 Meshelle Marie Headley, Lib Dem - 101 De Parys Ward – Number of Seats: 2 Elected: 1 Lib Dem, 1 Tory Robert Frank Atkins, Labour - 151 Charles Rowland Baily, Labour - 150 James Moore, Tory - 618 Tarsem Paul, Tory - 624 John Robert Ryan, Lib Dem - 644 Ian James White, Lib Dem - 586 Eastcotts Ward – Number of Seats: 1 Elected: 1 Lib Dem Christine Alison McHugh, Lib Dem - 371 Caron Faythe Rosovske, Labour - 42 Thomas Edward Wootton, Tory - 269 Goldington Ward - Number of Seats: 3 Elected: 3 Lib Dem Anthony Cardus - 96 Denise Coates, Tory - 233 Laurence John Evans, Labour - 408 Valerie Mary Fulford, Tory - 222 Elizabeth Alice Grugeon, Labour - 375 John Michael Harrison, Independent - 69 Jennifer Anne Heseltine, Lib Dem - 1,120 Vivienne Melville, Independent - 72 Patrick James Naughton, Lib Dem - 1,114 David Lewis Pask, Tory - 220 Paul Anthony Charles Smith, Lib Dem - 1,057 David Stanley Williams, Labour - 387 Great Barford Ward – Number of Seats: 2 Elected: 2 Tory Linda Carlton, Lib Dem - 188 Pauline Karen Curl, Labour - Carole Maxwell Ellis, Tory - 820 Robert Jefferies Harrison, Tory - 839 Ian Leslie Johnson, Independent - 82 Jennifer Johnson, Independent - 106 Stuart Barry Mardlin (known as Barry), Independent - 120 David Anthony John Rawlins, Independent - 300 Paul Bernard Stekelis, Lib Dem - 118 Harpur Ward – Number of Seats: 3 Elected: 2 Labour, 1 Tory Brian Frank Dillingham, Tory - 686 David Stanton Fletcher, Tory - 559 Colin Grimley, Green - 173 Charlotte Hill, Lib Dem - 90 Hazel Mary Mitchell, Labour - 707 Ian Robert Nicholls, Labour - 658 Julie Sturgess, Labour - 635 Janet Trengrove, Lib Dem - 180 Richard Kenneth West, Tory - 558 Samuel Patrick Wilson, Lib Dem - 161 Harrold Ward – Number of Seats: 1 Elected:1 Tory Martin George Bridgman, Tory - 463 Margaret Clare Gardner, Lib Dem - 118 Stephen Richard Poole, Labour - 119 Kempston East Ward – Number of Seats: 2 Elected: 2 Tory Charlotte Nicola Attenborough (Nicky), Tory - 699 Georgina Louise Coupe, Tory - 619 Jill Elizabeth Hoyle, Lib Dem - 19 Jane Josephs Kempston, Lib Dem - 34 David Thomas Lewis, Labour - 558 Carl Rex Meader, Labour - 580 Kempston North Ward – Number of Seats: 2 Elected: 2 Labour Jennifer Caroline Gough, Tory - 376 Mary Elizabeth Milner, Tory - 347 Kathleen Mary Naughton, Lib Dem - 118 Susan Jane Oliver, Labour - 656 Simon John White, Lib Dem - 119 Christopher Peter Roderick Whitehead, Labour - 588 Kempston South Ward – Number of Seats: 3 Elected: 3 Labour Timothy John Hill, Lib Dem - 193 Shan Hunt, Labour - 686 William Alfred Hunt, Labour - 654 Amrit Kaur, Tory - 237 Paulette Wendy Lodge, Lib Dem - 165 David Merry, Independent - 544 Lionel Milner, Tory - 281 Ray Lawrence Oliver, Labour - 630 Charles Edward Parsons, Lib Dem - 129 Jagdish Singh (known as Jack), Tory - 237 Danny George Spain, Independent - 541 John Sidney Wignall, Independent - 527 Kingsbrook Ward – Number of Seats: 3 Elected: 2 Lib Dem, 1 Labour Michael Brian Blackledge, Independent - 55 Carolynne Anne Eynon, Tory - 200 Dave Hodgson, Lib Dem - 771 Derek Alan Jones, Labour - 734 Elizabeth Jane Luder, Labour - 727 Shirley Eve McKay, Lib Dem - 788 Tim Prater, Lib Dem - 706 Elizabeth Anne Saunders (Anne), Labour - 715 Janet Anne Suter, Tory - 177 Vivian Frederick Suter, Tory - 149 Newnham Ward – Number of Seats: 2 Elected: 2 Tory Neil Bath, Lib Dem - 376 Colin David Crane, Tory - 463 Richard Leslie Crane, Labour - 356 Franca Grelli Garrick, Labour -314 John Kenneth Samuel Mingay, Tory - 498 Paul James Westerman, Lib Dem - 380 Oakley Ward – Number of Seats: 1 Elected: 1 Independent Patricia Margaret Olney, Independent - 555 Barbara Eileen Purbrick, Tory - 84 John Edward Spicer, Labour - 53 Anne Brocken Thomas, Lib Dem - 17 Putnoe Ward – Number of Seats: 3 Elected: 3 Lib Dem Mark Adrin, Tory - 672 Hilary Anne Finlayson, Independent - 521 Arthur Thomas Foster , Tory - 632 Brian Kevin Gibbons, Independent - 546 Ralph Frank Hall, Tory - 698 Heather Elizabeth Harvey, Independent - 536 Michael Paul Headley, Lib Dem - 1,217 David Kennedy Lukes, Labour - 260 Luigi Giuseppe Reale, Labour - 235 Rosemary Faith Roome, Labour - 269 Myrtle Anne Stewardson, Lib Dem - 1,056 Linda Anne Weerasirie, Lib Dem - 1,099 Queens Park Ward – Number of Seats: 2 Elected: 2 Labour Sion Gareth Eynon, Tory - 180 Frank Garrick The Party, Labour - 937 Muhammad Siddiq Khan, Labour - 907 Stephen James Lawson, Lib Dem - 144 Gregory Philip Webb, Lib Dem - 110 Michael Lewis Stewart Williams, Tory - 188 Riseley Ward – Number of Seats: 1 Elected: 1 Independent Ian Desmond Clifton, Independent - 873 James George Dormer, Labour - 46 Stewart Lister, Tory - 72 Pierrette Anne Lob-Levyt, Lib Dem - 12 Mark Powell, Green - 72 John Williams, Independent - 10 Roxton Ward – Number of Seats: 1 Elected: 1 Tory William Donald Clarke, Tory - 598 David Charles Melville, Independent - 60 Simon Christopher Ross, Labour - 92 Sophia Luise Stow, Lib Dem - 93 Sharnbrook Ward – Number of Seats: 1 Elected: 1 Tory Adrien Gordon Beardmore, Labour - 63 Richard Robert Davison-Francis, Tory - 542 Geoffrey John Hulatt, Independent - 249 Terence James Outen, Lib Dem - 48 Turvey Ward – Number of Seats: 1 Elected: 1 Tory Sarah Jane Fogarty, Lib Dem - 253 Celia Mary Hanbury, Tory - 652 Wilshamstead Ward – Number of Seats: 2 Elected: 2 Tory Anthony Connal Hare, Tory - 771 Barry Frederick Huckle, Tory - 853 Martin Richard Parker, Lib Dem - 457 Malcolm Beaumont Whiteman, Lib Dem - 377 Wootton Ward – Number of Seats: 3 Elected: 2 Lib Dem, 1 Independent Judith Carlotta Cunningham, Lib Dem - 686 Roy Anthony Judge, Tory - 468 Karen Ledster, Lib Dem - 441 Charan Kanwal Sekhon, Labour - 133 Mark William Smith, Independent - 568 John Colin Tait, Tory - 501 Gordon Willey, Lib Dem - 505 Anne Worboys, Tory - 438
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