Local Election Results 2002
Wirral
One-third of council up for election.
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By-elections for Wirral (may be incomplete): 6th February 2003 (Prenton)
— 26th September 2009 (Moreton W. & Saughall Massie)
— 17th January 2013 (Heswall; Leasowe & Moreton E.)
— 28th February 2013 (Pensby & Thingwall)
— 24th October 2013 (Upton)
— 4th May 2017 (Claughton)
— 23rd August 2018 (Bromborough)
— 22nd November 2018 (Upton)
— 22nd July 2021 (Liscard)
— 25th November 2021 (Oxton)
— 14th July 2022 (Liscard)
— 4th July 2024 (Liscard)
Map of the results —Export spreadsheet
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Seats |
Labour |
28747 |
36.4% |
11 |
Conservative |
27887 |
35.3% |
6 |
Liberal Democrat |
20738 |
26.2% |
5 |
Green Party |
1453 |
1.8% |
0 |
Independent |
181 |
0.2% |
0 |
Denise Realey |
Lab |
1884 |
46.7% |
Patricia Jones |
C |
1478 |
36.7% |
Kevin Turner |
LD |
493 |
12.2% |
Michael Harper |
Grn |
175 |
4.3% |
Bill Nock |
Lab |
1119 |
73.7% |
Kathryn Shaughnessy |
Ind |
181 |
11.9% |
John Tomlinson |
LD |
110 |
7.2% |
David May |
C |
108 |
7.1% |
David Christian |
Lab |
1481 |
80.4% |
Ronald Williams |
LD |
234 |
12.7% |
Barbara Poole |
C |
126 |
6.8% |
Steve Niblock |
LD |
2047 |
56.1% |
Audrey Moore |
Lab |
1183 |
32.4% |
Kathryn Hodson |
C |
349 |
9.6% |
Perle Sheldricks |
Grn |
72 |
2.0% |
Alan Jennings |
LD |
3019 |
51.0% |
Brian Cummings |
C |
1770 |
29.9% |
Joseph Walsh |
Lab |
1023 |
17.3% |
Ann Jones |
Grn |
106 |
1.8% |
Stephen Foulkes |
Lab |
1775 |
56.2% |
Brian Stewart |
C |
704 |
22.3% |
Francis Doyle |
LD |
561 |
17.8% |
Joyce Hogg |
Grn |
119 |
3.8% |
Thomas Harney |
LD |
2743 |
69.7% |
June Williams |
Lab |
719 |
18.3% |
Marcus Darby |
C |
376 |
9.6% |
Brian Gibbs |
Grn |
95 |
2.4% |
Keith Williams |
Lab |
1652 |
65.5% |
Cyrus Ferguson |
C |
415 |
16.5% |
Philip Lloyd |
LD |
315 |
12.5% |
Catherine Page |
Grn |
140 |
5.6% |
Andrew Hodson |
C |
3010 |
64.3% |
John McElnay |
Lab |
747 |
16.0% |
Christopher Jackson |
LD |
703 |
15.0% |
Cecil Bowler |
Grn |
222 |
4.7% |
Gerry Ellis |
C |
3100 |
65.6% |
Ron Johnston |
Lab |
1003 |
21.2% |
Robert Wilkins |
LD |
620 |
13.1% |
Iris Coates |
Lab |
1436 |
58.1% |
Vida Wilson |
C |
808 |
32.7% |
Susan Uriel |
LD |
227 |
9.2% |
David Hawkins |
Lab |
1569 |
48.5% |
Leah Fraser |
C |
1335 |
41.3% |
Neil Thomas |
LD |
328 |
10.1% |
Leslie Spencer |
C |
1622 |
47.7% |
Ann McLachlan |
Lab |
1465 |
43.1% |
Eric Copestake |
LD |
316 |
9.3% |
Patrick Hackett |
Lab |
1692 |
47.1% |
John Laing |
C |
1475 |
41.0% |
John Codling |
LD |
427 |
11.9% |
Stuart Kelly |
LD |
1810 |
54.7% |
Mary Smith |
Lab |
785 |
23.7% |
Leonard Moore |
C |
590 |
17.8% |
Percy Hogg |
Grn |
124 |
3.7% |
John Thornton |
LD |
2153 |
53.4% |
Gerard Allen |
Lab |
1001 |
24.8% |
Ian McKellar |
C |
879 |
21.8% |
Laurence Jones |
C |
2405 |
42.8% |
Gillian Gardiner |
LD |
2350 |
41.8% |
Dennis Woods |
Lab |
762 |
13.6% |
Garnette Bowler |
Grn |
102 |
1.8% |
John Salter |
Lab |
1630 |
66.1% |
Richard Ellett |
LD |
574 |
23.3% |
David Hearn |
C |
263 |
10.7% |
Jacqueline McKelbie |
C |
2552 |
55.6% |
David Kean |
Lab |
1278 |
27.8% |
Charles Wall |
LD |
568 |
12.4% |
Shirley Johnson |
Grn |
193 |
4.2% |
William Davies |
Lab |
1250 |
74.7% |
Stephen Blaylock |
LD |
169 |
10.1% |
Peter Hartley |
C |
150 |
9.0% |
Stuart Harvey |
Grn |
105 |
6.3% |
John George |
Lab |
2041 |
51.1% |
David Stitcher |
C |
1508 |
37.8% |
Christopher Beazer |
LD |
444 |
11.1% |
Lesley Rennie |
C |
2864 |
61.7% |
Alexander Nuttall |
Lab |
1252 |
27.0% |
John Uriel |
LD |
527 |
11.4% |
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