Enfield LBC, Bush Hill Park
Con 1108 (44.5; +6.1)
Lab 668 (26.8; +2.0)
Ind 230 (9.2; +9.2)
LD Paul David Smith 177 (7.1; -12.3)
Green 100 (4.0; -6.5)
UKIP 70 (2.8; -4.1)
BNP 61 (2.5; +2.5)
Christian Party “Proclaiming Christ’s Lordship” 45 (1.8; +1.8)
The English Democrats – “Putting England First!” 29 (1.2; +1.2)
Majority 440
Turnout 23.83%
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2010.
Blackburn with Darwen UA, Beardwood with Lammack
Con 1097 (63.8; +3.4)
Lab 572 (33.3; +0.1)
LD Salim Lorgat 51 (3.0; -3.5)
Majority 525
Turnout not known
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2011.
Harrow LBC, Stanmore Park
Con 1395 (58.1; -0.4)
Labour 509 (21.2; +0.7)
Independent 299 (12.4; +12.4)
LD Sylvia Warshaw 98 (4.1; -9.4)
Green 53 (2.2; -5.3)
UKIP 48 (2.0; +2.0)
Majority 886
Turnout 27.6%
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2010.
Warrington UA, Poulton North
LD Colin Oliver 1106 (48.3; +9.1)
Lab 895 (39.1; -7.8)
Con 190 (8.3; -5.6)
UKIP 97 (4.2; +4.2)
Majority 211
Turnout 28.2%
LD hold
Percentage change is since May 2011.
Devizes TC, East
Devizes Guardian 308 (35.1)
Con 261 (29.8)
Lab 186 (21.2)
LD John Nicholas Merrett 122 (13.9)
Majority 47
Turnout 20.72%
Devizes Guardian gain from Con.
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Interesting that the only place we held, we got stronger in
Incumbency effect at work?
Also, Devizes Guardian? Huh?
The figures do not add up for Warrington.
If the Lib Dem vote increased and Labour decreased by the amounts indicated, then that would be a LD gain. However maybe it was a hold from the last time the previous councillor contested the seat?
The Warrington result is compared to 2011. For obvious reasons most results are being compared to 2010 and the two years are so different that I’m not sure what conclusions you can draw by comparing the two.
I suspect the comparison with 2010 would also show us up and Labour down though
We lost Poulton North to Labour in May and Labour took control of the council. Maybe they are already making a pigs ear of it?
Cue an article on beating Labour in Warrington/Poulton North.
A good positive plus 9.1% L/D Hold in Warrington Poulton North.Well done!
A party pooper, me. I have already written to congratulate (privately) a senior member in Warrington (who is a friend of mine) on the good result there. However, surely the message of these results is that nothing much is getting better – all other results are significantly poorer than last time out, and I wouldn’t mind betting that the amount of help / activity in those wards was down as well. The unfortunate fact is, that until we are in “a different place” nationally, we will not make any serious progress or gain any significant extra support. There are too many around the party who are prepared to flatter the Emperor with the new clothes.
Hywel
“I suspect the comparison with 2010 would also show us up and Labour down though”
Pretty much. Since May 2010, there was a 4.9% swing from Labour to Lib Dem.
Lib Dem share rose by 10.1%, with Labour’s share up fractionally by 0.2%.
Well done Warrington!
Otherwise, it seems more electorally-useful to be a member of the Devizes Guardian Party than Clan Cameron-Alexander.