Local Election Results 2002
Bassetlaw
Whole council up for election on new ward boundaries. One Labour councillor, one independent councillor and two Conservative councillors were elected unopposed.
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| Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Seats |
| Labour |
9262 |
41.1% |
28 |
| Conservative |
9016 |
40.0% |
16 |
| Liberal Democrat |
1875 |
8.3% |
3 |
| Independent |
1718 |
7.6% |
1 |
| Green Party |
680 |
3.0% |
0 |
| Kenneth Bullivant |
C |
unop. |
|
| Terence Yates |
C |
378 |
69.7% |
| Robert Earp |
Lab |
164 |
30.3% |
| Alastair Williams |
Lab |
870 |
55.7% |
| William Walters |
Lab |
868 |
|
| Gillian Freeman |
Lab |
743 |
|
| David Hare |
C |
692 |
44.3% |
| Valerie Bowles |
C |
586 |
|
| Barry Bowles |
C |
577 |
|
| Kathleen Sutton |
C |
435 |
70.6% |
| Carl Phillips |
Lab |
95 |
15.4% |
| Alison Murray |
LD |
86 |
14.0% |
| Pamela Lewis |
LD |
592 |
65.0% |
| Christopher Pataky |
C |
319 |
35.0% |
| Margaret Quigley |
C |
1147 |
59.8% |
| Michael Quigley |
C |
1057 |
|
| James Holland |
C |
898 |
|
| Faith Gabbitas |
Lab |
399 |
20.8% |
| Michael Gee |
Lab |
388 |
|
| George Gabbitas |
Lab |
377 |
|
| Lawrence Hudson |
LD |
245 |
12.8% |
| Tegfryn Davies |
LD |
211 |
|
| Mark Hunter |
LD |
168 |
|
| Victor Chidlaw |
Grn |
128 |
6.7% |
| Graham Oxby |
Lab |
801 |
52.8% |
| James Napier |
Lab |
719 |
|
| Michael Pugsley |
C |
717 |
47.2% |
| Christopher Hall |
C |
690 |
|
| Pamela Skelding |
Lab |
590 |
|
| Carolyn Troop |
Lab |
591 |
67.6% |
| Lionel Skelding |
Lab |
527 |
|
| Barry Frost |
C |
283 |
32.4% |
| Sheelagh Hamilton |
C |
261 |
|
| Marie Critchley |
C |
412 |
51.0% |
| James Anderson |
Lab |
396 |
49.0% |
| Anna-Maria Robinson |
C |
378 |
|
| Philip Goodliffe |
Lab |
332 |
|
| Francis Martin |
C |
412 |
74.4% |
| Jane Heggie |
Lab |
142 |
25.6% |
| Frank Hart |
Lab |
806 |
60.8% |
| Keith Muskett |
Lab |
783 |
|
| Margaret Muskett |
Lab |
718 |
|
| George Burchby |
Ind |
519 |
39.2% |
| Jose Barry |
Lab |
368 |
65.0% |
| John Ogle |
C |
198 |
35.0% |
| Sean Kerringan |
LD |
342 |
58.0% |
| Carol Sharp |
C |
248 |
42.0% |
| Alan Kitchen |
LD |
461 |
70.5% |
| Elizabeth Yates |
C |
193 |
29.5% |
| Keith Isard |
C |
761 |
58.2% |
| Robert Sutton |
C |
729 |
|
| John Hobart |
Lab |
398 |
30.4% |
| Carol Gee |
Lab |
275 |
|
| Philip Lewis |
LD |
149 |
11.4% |
| Mary Stokes |
C |
335 |
52.2% |
| Stanley Moody |
Ind |
307 |
47.8% |
| Griffith Wynne |
Lab |
709 |
46.6% |
| James Elliott |
Lab |
708 |
|
| Clifford Entwistle |
Lab |
688 |
|
| Geoffrey Coe |
Ind |
523 |
34.4% |
| Paul Thorpe |
Grn |
288 |
18.9% |
| Avril Barsley |
Lab |
696 |
61.1% |
| Allan Makeman |
Lab |
667 |
|
| John Clayton |
Lab |
501 |
|
| Marilyn Parkin |
C |
443 |
38.9% |
| Simon Greaves |
Lab |
867 |
58.5% |
| David Walsh |
Lab |
658 |
|
| Janet Pimperton |
Lab |
652 |
|
| Christopher Coward |
C |
614 |
41.5% |
| Stephen Parkin |
C |
601 |
|
| Juliana Smith |
C |
567 |
|
| David Pressley |
Lab |
740 |
53.8% |
| Glynn Gilfoyle |
Lab |
728 |
|
| Alan Rhodes |
Lab |
668 |
|
| Carole Mangham |
C |
372 |
27.0% |
| Andrew Cliffe |
Grn |
264 |
19.2% |
| Reginald Askew |
C |
861 |
51.7% |
| Michael Bennett |
C |
785 |
|
| Andrew Dibb |
C |
665 |
|
| Christopher Grocock |
Lab |
436 |
26.2% |
| Michael Dunford |
Ind |
369 |
22.1% |
| Sarah Gale |
Lab |
339 |
|
| Eileen Hart |
Lab |
324 |
|
| Brian Hopkinson |
Lab |
784 |
80.0% |
| John Shepherd |
Lab |
659 |
|
| Laurence West |
Lab |
610 |
|
| Philip Smith |
C |
196 |
20.0% |
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