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(Top) 1 Election results 2 Ward results 2.1 Abbey Road 2.2 Bayswater 2.3 Bryanston and Dorset Square 2.4 Church Street 2.5 Churchill 2.6 Harrow Road 2.7 Hyde Park 2.8 Knightsbridge and Belgravia 2.9 Lancaster Gate 2.10 Little Venice 2.11 Maida Vale 2.12 Marylebone High Street 2.13 Queen's Park 2.14 Regent's Park 2.15 St Jame's 2.16 Tachbrook 2.17 Vincent Square 2.18 Warwick 2.19 West End 2.20 Westbourne 3 References

2002 Westminster City Council election

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all 60 council seats
31 seats needed for a majority

Turnout

27%^[1]

	First party	Second party	Third party

Party	Conservative	Labour	Liberal Democrats
Last election	47 seats	13 seats	0 seats
Seats won	48	12	0
Seat change	1	1	0
Popular vote	20,573	10,387	4,982
Percentage	55.5%	28.0%	13.4%

The 2002 Westminster City Council election took place on May 2, 2002, to elect members of the Westminster City Council. It resulted in a conservative majority.

Election results[edit]

Election results^[2]
Party	Votes	Percent	Seats	Change
Conservative	20,573	55.5%	48	1
Labour	10,387	28.0%	12	1
Liberal Democrat	4,982	13.4%	0	0
Green Party	545	1.5%	0	0
Save St John's Wood Adventure Playground	378	1.0%	0	0
Socialist Alliance	193	0.5%	0	0
Total votes	37,058

The election resulted in a Conservative majority of 48 seats. The Save St John's Wood Adventure Playground party ran in protest of the 40% budget cut of the playground by the previous city council.^[3]^[4]

Ward results[edit]

The results for each individual ward are as follows.^[2]

Abbey Road[edit]

Abbey Road
Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Judith Warner	Conservative	1269	59.5%
Cyril Nemeth		1265
Kevin Gardner		1230
Katharine Hoskyns	Labour	338	15.9%
Phillida Inman	Labour	313	15.9%
Robert Bell	Liberal Democrats	308	14.4%
Margherita Rendel	Labour	306
Elizabeth Maxwell	Save St John's Wood Adventure Playground	217	10.2%
Michele Staniland	Save St John's Wood Adventure Playground	217	10.2%

Bayswater[edit]

Bayswater
Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Frixos Tombolis	Conservative	911	51.0%
Michael Brahams		908
Brian Connell		867
Timothy Nolan	Labour	558	31.2%
Lewis Baston		510
Daphne Segre		475
Morag Beattie	Liberal Democrats	319	17.8%
Jacqueline Castles		293
Monica Kendall		275

Bryanston and Dorset Square[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Audrey Lewis	Conservative	1157	67.6%
Carolyn Keen		1147
Angela Hooper		1123
Brenda Buxton	Labour	295	17.2%
David Bradby		277
Derek Buckland		264
Alexis Batterbee	Liberal Democrats	260	15.2%
Nikhil Seth	Liberal Democrats	232	15.2%

Church Street[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Barbara Graham	Labour	969	59.1%
Antony Mothersdale		921
Murad Qureshi		905
Ian Balcombe	Conservative	460	28.0%
Daniel Defoe		450
Stephen Garside		410
Iain Black	Liberal Democrats	211	12.9%
Niall McMahon	Liberal Democrats	195	12.9%

Churchill[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Andrew Havery	Conservative	1378	65.9%
John Wyatt		1364
Sarah Richardson		1361
Josephine Abercrombie	Labour	499	23.9%
Madge Cavalla		486
Cass Cass-Horne		444
Rhoda Torres	Liberal Democrats	214	10.2%
Colin Bell		211
Michael Holmans		197

Harrow Road[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Guthrie McKie	Labour	1029	52.6%
Sharan Tabari		952
Josephine Ohene-Djan		942
Andrew Reid	Conservative	499	18.5%
Jeremy Fox	Conservative	486	18.5%
Paul Miller	Green	444	14.8%
Edward Vaizey	Conservative	214
Melissa Foux	Liberal Democrats	211	14.2%

Hyde Park[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Pamela Batty	Conservative	1095	69.5%
Anne Mallinson		1071
Colin Barrow		1066
Louis Al-Dhahir	Labour	250	15.9%
Victoria Wegg-Prosser	Labour	236	15.9%
Barbara Bridge	Liberal Democrats	231	14.7%
Joseph Ogden	Labour	212
Elizabeth Mackeith	Liberal Democrats	157
Esther Stansfield	Liberal Democrats	150

Knightsbridge and Belgravia[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Angela Harvey	Conservative	1126	77.3%
Elizabeth Blois		1124
Catherine Longworth		1114
Tania Chislett	Liberal Democrats	144	9.9%
Simon Bryden-Brook		130
Angela Whittelegge		130
Thomas Bewley	Green	112	7.7%
Peter Cavalla	Labour	74	5.1%
Angelar Forester		72
Malwine Eyre		65

Lancaster Gate[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Susan Burbridge	Conservative	1180	65.3%
Robert Davis		1160
Simon Milton		1128
Elizabeth Whitmore	Labour	332	18.4%
Tony Rea		310
Stephen Gruneberg		299
Susan Baring	Liberal Democrats	295	16.3%
Monica Wilson		269
Mark Gray		241

Little Venice[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Melvin Caplan	Conservative	1177	65.1%
Ian Adams		1159
Barbara Schmeling		1147
Paul O'Donnell	Labour	395	21.8%
Beryl Leaver		377
Basema Elsafi		374
Michael Ryan	Liberal Democrats	236	13.1%
Michael Dearden		214
Phillip Wardle		199

Maida Vale[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Jan Prendergast	Conservative	1179	52.7%
Ronald Raymond-Cox		1108
Alastair Moss		1066
David Lancaster	Labour	780	34.9%
Syed Hayat		762
Albert Catterall		745
Anne Couchman	Liberal Democrats	279	12.5%
Robert Scott		237
Zena Lutrin		201

Marylebone High Street[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Harvey Marshall	Conservative	1328	71.0%
Mark Page		1295
Michael Vearncombe		1257
Susan Stocker	Liberal Democrats	278	14.9%
Mair Garside	Labour	264	14.1%
Owain Garside		255
David Worton		236
David Brewin	Liberal Democrats	214
Michael Sibley	Liberal Democrats	199

Queen's Park[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Barrie Taylor	Labour	1154	61.3%
Paul Dimoldenberg		1122
Mushtaq Qureshi		1080
Peter Prendergast	Conservative	318	16.9%
Nita Fernandez		317
Richard Phibbs		291
Jonathan Wardle	Liberal Democrats	219	11.6%
Monica Kefi	Socialist Alliance	193	10.2%
Bernard Silver	Liberal Democrats	184

Regent's Park[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Daniel Astaire	Conservative	1145	59.5%
Gwyneth Hampson		1138
Timothy Joiner		1079
Peter Denton	Labour	410	21.3%
Joseph Thomas		375
David Woodgate		357
Richard Croix	Liberal Democrats	207	10.8%
Herbert Hartwell		199
Alan Thompson		177
Nasir Qureshi	Save St John's Wood Adventure Playground	161	8.4%

St Jame's[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Louise Hyams	Conservative	1056	58.3%
Timothy Mitchell		1034
Alexander Nicoll		977
Stephanie Ayres	Labour	355	19.6%
Lynda Giddings		343
Pamela Eyre		327
Marie-Louise Rossi	Liberal Democrats	255	14.1%
Nigel Bliss	Liberal Democrats	199	14.1%
Peter Budge	Green	144	8.0%
Lydia Howitt	Green	140	8.0%

Tachbrook[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Alan Bradley	Conservative	1451	62.2%
Nicholas Evans		1377
Dominic Schofield		1369
Charles Campion	Labour	583	25.0%
William Thomson		548
Michael Dumigan		543
Josephine Hayes	Liberal Democrats	300	12.9%
John Stephens	Liberal Democrats	249	12.9%

Vincent Square[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Duncan Sandys	Conservative	1351	66.8%
Danny Chalkley		1308
Justin Powell-Truck		1270
Steven Friel	Labour	406	20.1%
Gillian Guy		391
Alen Matthewson		357
Margaret Lang	Liberal Democrats	264	13.1%
Jancie Taverne		230
Kathleen Hobbins		223

Warwick[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Matthew Mitchell	Conservative	1282	68.1%
David Clark		1265
Christopher Malthouse		1259
Nicholas Gartside	Labour	318	16.9%
Anthony Brett-Jones	Liberal Democrats	283	15.0%
Keith Dugmore	Liberal Democrats	261	15.0%
Violet Spencer	Labour	251
Babette Payne	Labour	246

West End[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
Glenys Roberts	Conservative	949	61.0%
Ian Wilder		938
John Cox		919
David Bieda	Labour	409	26.3%
Harold Brookstone		340
Richard Hearnden		214
Michael Pepperell	Liberal Democrats	198	12.7%
Ian Steers		191
Susan Kendrick		182

Westbourne[edit]

Candidate	Party	Votes	Percent
David Boothroyd	Labour	969	61.7%
Simon Stockill		923
Rupert d'Cruz		908
Alexander Story	Conservative	399	25.4%
Mary Agrafiotou		365
Iheoma Oteh		331
Martin Thompson	Liberal Democrats	203	12.9%
Anthony Williams		202
Vera Williams		181

References[edit]

^ Item 7 (PDF), November 27, 2002

^ ^a ^b "Local Election Results 2002". Local Elections Archive Project.

^ "Single-issue candidates in shock victories". The Independent. 2002-05-03. Retrieved 2024-03-07.

^ Addley, Esther (2003-11-25). "'It's just a lot of suits and faceless men'". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077. Retrieved 2024-03-07.

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