Local Election Results 2003
Stafford
Whole council up for election on new ward boundaries. One Conservative councillor and one Liberal Democrat councillor were elected unopposed.
Other results for Stafford:
2007
2011
2015
2019
By-elections for Stafford (may be incomplete): 3rd February 2005 (St Michael's)
— 10th July 2008 (Common)
— 6th May 2010 (Gnosall & Woodseaves)
— 18th October 2011 (Walton)
— 8th March 2012 (Rowley)
— 2nd May 2013 (Coton)
— 4th May 2017 (Highfields & Western Downs)
Results for Staffordshire county council: 2005
2009
2013
2017
2021
Map of the results —Export spreadsheet
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Seats |
Conservative |
16671 |
42.9% |
40 |
Labour |
9701 |
25.0% |
14 |
Liberal Democrat |
8669 |
22.3% |
5 |
Independent |
1953 |
5.0% |
0 |
UK Independence Party |
1868 |
4.8% |
0 |
John Fairbanks |
C |
817 |
51.7% |
John Russell |
LD |
763 |
48.3% |
Philip Jones |
C |
674 |
|
Ann Edgeller |
C |
868 |
52.2% |
Susan Francis |
C |
728 |
|
Michael Evans |
Lab |
349 |
21.0% |
Mellony Millichap |
Lab |
300 |
|
Paul Brett |
LD |
250 |
15.0% |
Adrian Wood |
UKIP |
195 |
11.7% |
Brendan McKeown |
LD |
346 |
50.2% |
Christopher Walster |
C |
343 |
49.8% |
John Kennedy |
Lab |
438 |
43.6% |
William Simpson |
Lab |
422 |
|
James Eld |
C |
246 |
24.5% |
Carol Lee |
C |
234 |
|
Robert Hine |
LD |
178 |
17.7% |
Leslie Gittins |
UKIP |
142 |
14.1% |
William Kemp |
Lab |
378 |
46.6% |
Michael Shone |
Lab |
345 |
|
Rosemary Vance-Cotsford |
LD |
155 |
19.1% |
Paul Gilbert |
UKIP |
150 |
18.5% |
Dominic Brisby |
C |
128 |
15.8% |
Edith Foster |
C |
121 |
|
Henry Butter |
C |
1134 |
43.9% |
John Sillito |
C |
1039 |
|
Ivan Jennings |
C |
925 |
|
Gordon Dale |
Ind |
775 |
30.0% |
David Kirby |
LD |
674 |
26.1% |
Bryan Delanchy |
LD |
465 |
|
Christine Baron |
LD |
648 |
55.9% |
David Seary |
LD |
559 |
|
Ian Ronald |
Lab |
313 |
27.0% |
Lisa Pearce |
Lab |
261 |
|
Violet Allan |
C |
198 |
17.1% |
Patrick Roe |
C |
187 |
|
John Bedson |
C |
1019 |
50.4% |
Sydney Oldfield |
C |
913 |
|
Andrew Harp |
C |
828 |
|
Kathleen Brayford |
LD |
636 |
31.5% |
Richard Mycock |
LD |
618 |
|
Kenneth Brayford |
LD |
599 |
|
Michael Shaw |
Lab |
366 |
18.1% |
Raymond Smith |
C |
1057 |
62.9% |
James Kelly |
C |
1039 |
|
Kenneth Williamson |
C |
1019 |
|
Richard Philpott |
LD |
623 |
37.1% |
George Sunley |
LD |
612 |
|
Robert Philpott |
LD |
593 |
|
Jean Tabernor |
C |
999 |
45.1% |
Amyas Northcote |
C |
968 |
|
Alan Perkins |
C |
951 |
|
John Coates |
Lab |
487 |
22.0% |
John Mosley |
UKIP |
367 |
16.6% |
Timothy Hackett |
LD |
364 |
16.4% |
Jacqueline Hemingway |
LD |
349 |
|
Ronald Chell |
UKIP |
342 |
|
John Boyle |
Lab |
336 |
|
Aidan Godfrey |
Lab |
668 |
37.2% |
Maureen Bowen |
Lab |
630 |
|
Anthony Pearce |
Lab |
561 |
|
Neil Thomas |
Ind |
428 |
23.9% |
Richard Downs |
C |
365 |
20.3% |
Lynda Turner |
LD |
333 |
18.6% |
Trevor Tabernor |
C |
332 |
|
Scott Wilson |
Ind |
296 |
|
James Cantrill |
C |
845 |
42.7% |
Bryan Cross |
C |
827 |
|
Andrew Compton |
Lab |
693 |
35.0% |
Isabella Davies |
C |
684 |
|
Maureen Compton |
Lab |
679 |
|
James Paton |
Lab |
628 |
|
Andrew James |
Ind |
281 |
14.2% |
David Hilton |
UKIP |
160 |
8.1% |
Michael Heenan |
C |
850 |
41.5% |
Michael Bentley |
C |
776 |
|
Denis Skelland |
C |
749 |
|
Peter Voss |
LD |
642 |
31.3% |
Rosalind Kennedy |
Lab |
557 |
27.2% |
Anthony Welch |
Lab |
557 |
|
Julian Thorley |
Lab |
503 |
|
John Hopkinson |
LD |
464 |
|
Jeremy Milln |
LD |
435 |
|
Angela Loughran |
Lab |
757 |
46.2% |
Geoffrey Rowlands |
Lab |
686 |
|
Patricia Rowlands |
Lab |
670 |
|
Gary Simmonds |
C |
416 |
25.4% |
Christopher Knapper |
C |
385 |
|
Paul Robinson |
C |
352 |
|
Carl Gilbert |
UKIP |
243 |
14.8% |
Elizabeth Page |
LD |
224 |
13.7% |
Stephanie Spiers |
LD |
223 |
|
John Phillips |
LD |
218 |
|
Francis Finlay |
C |
904 |
76.5% |
Trevor Reeves |
C |
808 |
|
Trevor Fisher |
Lab |
278 |
23.5% |
Ralph Cooke |
Lab |
403 |
45.8% |
Malcolm Millichap |
Lab |
354 |
|
Trevor Houlton |
C |
235 |
26.7% |
Anthony Williams |
C |
200 |
|
Julia Towers |
LD |
131 |
14.9% |
Jillian Crutchley |
UKIP |
110 |
12.5% |
David Allan |
C |
662 |
39.5% |
Patrick Farrington |
C |
648 |
|
Elaine Kidney |
Lab |
639 |
38.1% |
John Hartshorne |
Lab |
552 |
|
Richard Hinton |
LD |
231 |
13.8% |
Richard Hilton |
UKIP |
145 |
8.6% |
Stanley Goodall |
C |
571 |
40.8% |
Linda Davies |
C |
550 |
|
Harry Brunt |
Lab |
478 |
34.2% |
Peter Sinnott |
Lab |
367 |
|
Mark Hatton |
LD |
349 |
25.0% |
Raymond Sutherland |
C |
725 |
47.3% |
Mark Winnington |
C |
725 |
|
Frank James |
LD |
631 |
41.2% |
Gillian Cox |
LD |
608 |
|
Raymond Allsop |
Lab |
177 |
11.5% |
Beryl Kemp |
Lab |
176 |
|
Joyce Farnham |
C |
718 |
42.8% |
Michael Leese |
C |
522 |
|
Peter Stevens |
LD |
484 |
28.8% |
David Smithwick |
Lab |
477 |
28.4% |
Desmond Byrne |
Lab |
342 |
|
John Warren |
LD |
248 |
|
James Highfield |
C |
857 |
51.7% |
David Price |
C |
721 |
|
Robert Simcock |
Ind |
469 |
28.3% |
Diana Osborne |
Lab |
332 |
20.0% |
Peter Goodland |
C |
524 |
44.5% |
Adam Tedstone |
C |
518 |
|
Stephen Moore |
Lab |
448 |
38.1% |
Anthony Nixon |
Lab |
402 |
|
David Hughes |
LD |
205 |
17.4% |
Philip Leason |
C |
821 |
44.0% |
Michael Carey |
C |
796 |
|
Deborah Wakefield |
Lab |
765 |
41.0% |
John Beecham |
Lab |
672 |
|
Douglas Doney |
C |
666 |
|
Roy Osborne |
Lab |
625 |
|
Janet Stevens |
LD |
279 |
15.0% |
Judith Dalgarno |
C |
1369 |
46.5% |
John Francis |
C |
1153 |
|
Colin Wilkinson |
C |
1112 |
|
Michael Barber |
Lab |
698 |
23.7% |
Henry Towers |
LD |
523 |
17.8% |
Malcolm Hurst |
UKIP |
356 |
12.1% |
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