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2002 Election Results

The Green vote doubled, leading to the end of the Liberal Democrat administration in Sheffield. There is now no overall control on the Council. Leading Labour spokesperson Veronica Hardstaff has admitted that a Labour Administration will have to re think the Planning Application for the new incinerator as she admits it is too big and will stop initiatives for recycling. The Greens beat the Tories in Castle, Heeley, Nether Edge, Netherthorpe, Sharrow and Walkley so we are clearly now a major force in Sheffield politics and we can now expect equal coverage with the Conservatives in future elections. Our best ever result of 16.8% in Netherthorpe makes Green Party Chairperson Bernard Little look electable at the next election. Our excellent performance led to Lib Dem losses in Heeley, Walkley, Hillsborough, Intake and Norton so the Lib Dems have now lost control of the Council.

Candidate Ward Green Party Con Lib Dem Labour Other Total % Green
Gill Booth Broomhill 438 566 2192 705 35 3936 11.1
Chris Sissons Burngreave 145 184 485 1555 159 2528 5.7
Graham Wroe Castle 190 148 259 1414 . 2011 9.4
Dawn Biram Dore 166 2508 3208 701 . 6583 2.5
Rob Unwin Heeley 496 229 1476 1878 186 4265 11.6
Chris McMahon Hillsborough 237 415 1434 2019 106 4211 5.6
Eamonn Ward Intake 143 325 1460 2213 . 4165 3.4
Mervyn Smith Netheredge 448 345 2275 1345 215 4628 9.7
Bernard Little Netherthorpe 510 126 1367 1005 . 3028 16.8
Peter Hartley Norton 150 360 1341 1714 . 3565 4.2
Steve Marshall Park 49 74 656 1403 101 2283 2.1
Jillian Creasy Sharrow 321 199 497 1475 114 2606 12.3
Nicola Freeman Walkley 471 208 1735 1846 . 4260 11.1