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Oban North & Lorn - Argyll and Bute – Iain Macdonald (SNP, elected as Independent) resigned due to issues with balancing his business and councillor work. He was first elected in 2012.
Feb 2016 by: SNP 1113, Con 609, Ind 608, Grn 300 (final count: SNP 1241, Ind 1048)
Oct 2014 by: SNP 1090, Ind 629, Lab 530, Con 415 (final count: SNP 1199, Ind 1080)
Jul 2014 by: SNP 595, Ind 548/301, Lab 526, Con 445 (final count: Ind 920, Lab 874)
2012: Ind 807/421/361/222/125/58, SNP 707/410, Con 332, LD 188 (winners: Ind, SNP, Ind, Ind on 8th count; final count Ind 726, Ind 542.6, SNP 541.9 for 2 seats)
Nov 2011 by: SNP 1081, Con 505, Ind 438/165, LD 260 (final count: SNP 1374, Con 758)
2007: Ind 1005/779/200/188/176/140, LD 665, SNP 618/401, Con 387 (winners: Ind, Ind, LD, SNP on 8th count; final count: Ind 951, SNP 724, SNP 486 for 2 seats.)
Kieron Green (Independent)
David Pollard (Scottish Liberal Democrats)
Breege Smyth (Scottish National Party (SNP))
Andrew Vennard (Scottish Conservative and Unionist)
Denbigh Lower – Denbighshire – Richard Davies (Independent) died. He was first elected in 2012 and was a retired Physical Education teacher.
2012: Ind 977/579/505/204, PC 386, LD 138, Con 118
2008: Ind 993, PC 664, Con 471, Lab 261
2004: PC 678, Ind 664/587/477
John McGuire (Welsh Labour / Llafur Cymru)
Lara Pritchard (Welsh Conservative Party Candidate)
Rhys Thomas (Plaid Cymru – The Party of Wales)
Gwyn Williams (Welsh Liberal Democrats / Democratiaid Rhyddfrydol Cymru)
Mark Young (Annibynnol / Independent)
Dyserth – Denbighshire – Peter Owen (Conservative) died. He was a councillor since 2004, elected as Independent then (but he was a losing Conservative candidate in 1999). He was also a Conservative councillor on the former Rhuddlan Council from 1991 to the abolition (for Prestatyn Central), where he was Mayor (he was also defeated as Independent in 1987 in Prestatyn East).
2012: Con 369, Lab 275, LD 84
2008: Con 327, Ind 181, Lab 87, LD 58, PC 56
2004: Ind unopposed
Andy Hugues (Welsh Conservative Party Candidate)
Richard Jones-Abbas (Welsh Labour / Llafur Cymru)
Dave Parry (Independent)
Heather Prydderch (Welsh Liberal Democrats / Democratiaid Rhyddfrydol Cymru)
David Williams (Independent / Annibynnol)
Janice Williams (Plaid Cymru – The Party of Wales)
Sherborne Rural – Dorset CC – Michael Bevan (Conservative) resigned due for personal reasons. In February, he said that the Leader/Cabinet model should be abolished for both West Dorset District and Dorset County. and in 2014, he had resigned his role as Champion for Carers and Older People due to fearing that reforms led by the County Council would lead to neglect. He was a councillor since 2009.
2013: Con 1258, LD 1168, UKIP 746, Grn 129, Lab 85
2009: Con 2080, LD 1871, Lab 112
2005: LD 2993, Con 2809
Geoff Freeman (Labour and Co-operative Party)
Matthew Hall (Liberal Democrats)
Mary Penfold (The Conservative Party Candidate)
Lewes Bridge - Lewes DC – Daisy Cooper (Liberal Democrat) resigned for unknown reasons. She was first elected last year
2015: LD 905/641, Grn 677/410, Ind 540, Lab 529/447, Con 395/359, UKIP 240
2011: LD 735/620, Grn 576/424, Lab 324/318, Con 280/255
2007: LD 687/532, Ind 402, Seagulls 262, Grn 249/246, Con 203/201, Lab 113
2003: LD 585/583, Con 239/212, Grn 196/192, Lab 160/159
Seagulls Party was a party supporting the construction of Falmer Stadium, which was opposed by the Lewes District Council (but were overruled by Hazel Blears, SoS at the time).
Roy Burman (The Conservative Party Candidate)
Johnny Denis (Green Party)
Will Elliott (Liberal Democrats)
Richard Hurn (Labour Party Candidate)
Barking and Somersham – Mid Suffolk DC – David Card (Conservative) resigned for what is rumored to be unhappiness with the way the Council is run. He was first elected last year and had a career in the National Farmers' Union.
2015: Con 542, Suffolk Together 411, UKIP 194, LD 154
2011: Suffolk Together 493, Con 310, LD 121
2007: Suffolk Together 362, Con 286, LD 266
Oct 2004 by: LD 281, Con 183, UKIP 86
2003: LD unopposed
Suffolk Together was a party led by Lord Blakenham, son of John Hare, 1st Viscount Blakenham (which was Chairman of the Conservative Party and a Cabinet minister). Party was centered on the South of the district and were sitting in the same group as Greens on the district council.
Anne Killett (The Green Party candidate)
Jemma Lynch (The Conservative Party)
William Marsburn (Labour Party)
Mark Valladares (Liberal Democrat)
Aldershot Park – Rushmoor BC – Countermandered election following the death of the Conservative candidate, Ron Hugues, in the May election. He was Cabinet Member for Housing and a councillor for Manor Park until his deselection in 2016 and so decided to run here.
2015: Con 1153, Lab 1065, UKIP 840
2014: Lab 877, Con 693
2012: Lab 811/754/677, Con 451/406/401, LD 202
Jeffery Boxall (UK Independent Party (UKIP))
Matthew Collins (Green Party)
Lucy Perrin (The Conservative Party Candidate)
Mike Roberts (Labour and Co-Operative Party)
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A list of upcoming council by elections and vacant seats
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Link to >>> May 2016 English Council election results
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There are 16 by-elections identified in June along with 1 deferred election following the death of a candidate for the 5th May elections. There are already 4 by-elections in July with a further 21 known vacancies - 15 in England, 2 in Scotland and 4 in Wales - where there is as yet no date for the by-election.
2nd June - 6
Argyll & Bute UA, Oban North & Lorn - SNP sitting as Independent resigned - 4 candidates: Con, LD, SNP, Ind
Denbighshire UA, Diserth - Conservative died - 6 candidates: Con, Lab, LD, Plaid Cymru, 2 Ind
Denbighshire UA, Lower Denbigh - Independent died - 5 candidates: Con, Lab, LD, Plaid Cymru, Ind
Dorset CC, Sherborne Rural - Conservative resigned - 3 candidates: Con, Lab, LD
Lewes DC, Lewes Bridge - Liberal Democrat resigned - 4 candidates: Con, Lab, LD, Green
Mid Suffolk DC, Barking & Somersham - Conservative resigned - 4 candidates: Con, Lab, LD, Green
9th June - 4
Essex CC, Basildon Laindon Park & Fryerns - Labour died - 4 candidates: Con, Lab, Green, UKIP
Lambeth LB, Gipsy Hill - Labour died - 7 candidates: Con, Lab, LD, Green, UKIP, TUSC, Ind
North East Lincolnshire UA, South - Labour resigned - 5 candidates: Con, Lab, Green, UKIP, TUSC
Southwark LB, Surrey Docks - Liberal Democrat resigned - 6 candidates: Con, Lab, LD, Green, UKIP, Ind
16th June - 1
Kings Lynn & West Norfolk, Valley Hill - Independent died - 5 candidates: Con, Lab, LD, Green, UKIP
23rd June - 1Windsor & Maidenhead UA, Sunninghill & South Ascot - Conservative resigned - 4 candidates: Con, Lab, LD, UKIP
30th June - 4
Bexley LB, St Michael's - Conservative resigned
Luton UA, High Town - Labour resigned
Mole Valley DC, Leatherhead North - Conservative resigned
Vale of Glamorgan, Rhoose - Independent died in motor accident
1st July - 1 (Friday)Thanet DC, Newington - UKIP resigned
7th July -1
Eden DC, Appleby (Appleby) - Independent died
14th July - 1
Islington LB, Barnsbury - Labour resigned
21st July -1Lancashire CC, Chorley Rural North - Conservative died
Not yet called - 21
Bradford MB, Wibsey - Labour died 15th May
Cornwall UA, Newquay Treviglas - UKIP resigned 8th April
Cornwall UA, St Teath & St Breward - Independent resigned around 5th May
Derby UA, Allestree - Conservative resigned 16th May
East Devon DC, Exmouth Littleham - Conservative died 15th May
East Devon DC, Honiton St Michael's - Conservative resigned late April / early May
East Hampshire DC, The Hangers & Forest - Conservative died towards end of April
Maidstone BC, Shepway South - UKIP died 13th May
Newark & Sherwood DC, Balderton South - Conservative died 13th March
Newcastle-under-Lyme BC, Silverdale & Parksite - UKIP sitting as Independent Group died 23rd May
North Norfolk DC, Astley - Conservative resigned 27th April
Nottinghamshire CC, Bingham - Conservative died 23rd May
Selby DC, Byram & Brotherton - Labour died around 23rd April
Suffolk CC, Carlford - Conservative died 23rd April
Wiltshire UA, Trowbridge Grove - Independent died around 3rd April
North Ayrshire UA, Irvine West - SNP resigned 17th May
Renfrewshire UA, Renfrew West - Labour died around 23rd May
Caerphilly UA, Gilfach - Labour resigned around 14th April
Conwy UA, Mostyn - Labour resigned around mid May
Gwynedd UA, Marchog - Independent resigns around 17th May
Newport UA, St Julian's - Liberal Democrat died 4th May
Deferred Election
2nd June - 1
Rushmoor BC, Aldershot Park - Labour seat - 4 candidates: Con, Lab, Green, UKIP
Impending resignation
Surrey CC, Farnham South - Conservative on election as PCC
Waverley BC, Farnham Shortheath & Boundstone - Conservative on election as PCC
Link to >>> Council election results May 2016 - April 2017
Link to >>> May 2016 English Council election results
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There are 16 by-elections identified in June along with 1 deferred election following the death of a candidate for the 5th May elections. There are already 4 by-elections in July with a further 21 known vacancies - 15 in England, 2 in Scotland and 4 in Wales - where there is as yet no date for the by-election.
2nd June - 6
Argyll & Bute UA, Oban North & Lorn - SNP sitting as Independent resigned - 4 candidates: Con, LD, SNP, Ind
Denbighshire UA, Diserth - Conservative died - 6 candidates: Con, Lab, LD, Plaid Cymru, 2 Ind
Denbighshire UA, Lower Denbigh - Independent died - 5 candidates: Con, Lab, LD, Plaid Cymru, Ind
Dorset CC, Sherborne Rural - Conservative resigned - 3 candidates: Con, Lab, LD
Lewes DC, Lewes Bridge - Liberal Democrat resigned - 4 candidates: Con, Lab, LD, Green
Mid Suffolk DC, Barking & Somersham - Conservative resigned - 4 candidates: Con, Lab, LD, Green
9th June - 4
Essex CC, Basildon Laindon Park & Fryerns - Labour died - 4 candidates: Con, Lab, Green, UKIP
Lambeth LB, Gipsy Hill - Labour died - 7 candidates: Con, Lab, LD, Green, UKIP, TUSC, Ind
North East Lincolnshire UA, South - Labour resigned - 5 candidates: Con, Lab, Green, UKIP, TUSC
Southwark LB, Surrey Docks - Liberal Democrat resigned - 6 candidates: Con, Lab, LD, Green, UKIP, Ind
16th June - 1
Kings Lynn & West Norfolk, Valley Hill - Independent died - 5 candidates: Con, Lab, LD, Green, UKIP
23rd June - 1Windsor & Maidenhead UA, Sunninghill & South Ascot - Conservative resigned - 4 candidates: Con, Lab, LD, UKIP
30th June - 4
Bexley LB, St Michael's - Conservative resigned
Luton UA, High Town - Labour resigned
Mole Valley DC, Leatherhead North - Conservative resigned
Vale of Glamorgan, Rhoose - Independent died in motor accident
1st July - 1 (Friday)Thanet DC, Newington - UKIP resigned
7th July -1
Eden DC, Appleby (Appleby) - Independent died
14th July - 1
Islington LB, Barnsbury - Labour resigned
21st July -1Lancashire CC, Chorley Rural North - Conservative died
Not yet called - 21
Bradford MB, Wibsey - Labour died 15th May
Cornwall UA, Newquay Treviglas - UKIP resigned 8th April
Cornwall UA, St Teath & St Breward - Independent resigned around 5th May
Derby UA, Allestree - Conservative resigned 16th May
East Devon DC, Exmouth Littleham - Conservative died 15th May
East Devon DC, Honiton St Michael's - Conservative resigned late April / early May
East Hampshire DC, The Hangers & Forest - Conservative died towards end of April
Maidstone BC, Shepway South - UKIP died 13th May
Newark & Sherwood DC, Balderton South - Conservative died 13th March
Newcastle-under-Lyme BC, Silverdale & Parksite - UKIP sitting as Independent Group died 23rd May
North Norfolk DC, Astley - Conservative resigned 27th April
Nottinghamshire CC, Bingham - Conservative died 23rd May
Selby DC, Byram & Brotherton - Labour died around 23rd April
Suffolk CC, Carlford - Conservative died 23rd April
Wiltshire UA, Trowbridge Grove - Independent died around 3rd April
North Ayrshire UA, Irvine West - SNP resigned 17th May
Renfrewshire UA, Renfrew West - Labour died around 23rd May
Caerphilly UA, Gilfach - Labour resigned around 14th April
Conwy UA, Mostyn - Labour resigned around mid May
Gwynedd UA, Marchog - Independent resigns around 17th May
Newport UA, St Julian's - Liberal Democrat died 4th May
Deferred Election
2nd June - 1
Rushmoor BC, Aldershot Park - Labour seat - 4 candidates: Con, Lab, Green, UKIP
Impending resignation
Surrey CC, Farnham South - Conservative on election as PCC
Waverley BC, Farnham Shortheath & Boundstone - Conservative on election as PCC
2016 Private Members Bill Ballot
The ballot for Commons Private Members’ Bills for the 2016-17 session took place at 9am on Thursday 26 May. Scottish National Party MP John Nicolson was drawn in first place.
The Chairman of Ways and Means, Lindsay Hoyle, drew the names of twenty MPs in reverse order. The Member drawn at position one has the first choice of a Private Members’ Bill Friday to debate their Bill.
Position in the ballot:
John Nicolson (SNP, East Dunbartonshire)
Bob Blackman (Conservative, Harrow East)
Alec Shelbrooke (Conservative, Elmet and Rothwell)
Pat Glass (Labour, North West Durham)
Gareth Johnson (Conservative, Dartford)
Mhairi Black (SNP, Paisley and Renfrewshire South)
Dr Eilidh Whiteford (SNP, Banff and Buchan)
Kelly Tolhurst (Conservative, Rochester and Strood)
Edward Argar (Conservative, Charnwood)
James Morris (Conservative, Halesowen and Rowley Regis)
Roger Mullin (SNP, Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath)
Byron Davies (Conservative, Gower)
David Tredinnick (Conservative, Bosworth)
Andrew Gwynne (Labour, Denton and Reddish)
Louise Haigh (Labour, Sheffield, Heeley)
Peter Lilley (Conservative, Hitchin and Harpenden)
Ian Liddell-Grainger (Conservative, Bridgwater and West Somerset)
John Glen (Conservative, Salisbury)
Lucy Allan (Conservative, Telford)
Dan Jarvis (Labour, Barnsley Central)
The ballot for Private Members’ Bills gives MPs the chance to be one of the first 20 to introduce a Private Members’ Bill on a subject of their choice, in the 2016-17 session. Those drawn higher in the ballot are more likely to get time to debate their Bill.
The Chairman of Ways and Means, Lindsay Hoyle, drew the names of twenty MPs in reverse order. The Member drawn at position one has the first choice of a Private Members’ Bill Friday to debate their Bill.
Position in the ballot:
John Nicolson (SNP, East Dunbartonshire)
Bob Blackman (Conservative, Harrow East)
Alec Shelbrooke (Conservative, Elmet and Rothwell)
Pat Glass (Labour, North West Durham)
Gareth Johnson (Conservative, Dartford)
Mhairi Black (SNP, Paisley and Renfrewshire South)
Dr Eilidh Whiteford (SNP, Banff and Buchan)
Kelly Tolhurst (Conservative, Rochester and Strood)
Edward Argar (Conservative, Charnwood)
James Morris (Conservative, Halesowen and Rowley Regis)
Roger Mullin (SNP, Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath)
Byron Davies (Conservative, Gower)
David Tredinnick (Conservative, Bosworth)
Andrew Gwynne (Labour, Denton and Reddish)
Louise Haigh (Labour, Sheffield, Heeley)
Peter Lilley (Conservative, Hitchin and Harpenden)
Ian Liddell-Grainger (Conservative, Bridgwater and West Somerset)
John Glen (Conservative, Salisbury)
Lucy Allan (Conservative, Telford)
Dan Jarvis (Labour, Barnsley Central)
The ballot for Private Members’ Bills gives MPs the chance to be one of the first 20 to introduce a Private Members’ Bill on a subject of their choice, in the 2016-17 session. Those drawn higher in the ballot are more likely to get time to debate their Bill.
£39,000 'Trump And Leave' Gamble
A WILLIAM HILL client has staked a £5000 bet which will see him collect £39,125 if the EU Referendum returns a 'Leave' verdict AND Donald Trump becomes US President.
The man, in his early thirties, visited a William Hill betting shop in Halifax, Yorkshire, and staked £1500 on 'Leave' at odds of 4/1 (returns £7500); £1500 on Trump at 7/4 (returns £4125), and a £2000 double, (returns £27,500)coupling the two eventualities at odds of 12.75/1.
'The customer told staff it was the first time he'd had a political wager and that he feels both parts of the bet offer attractive odds' said Hill's spokesman Graham Sharpe.
CURRENT WILLIAM HILL EU REFERENDUM ODDS.....1/6 (85% chance) REMAIN; 4/1 (20%chance) LEAVE
CURRENT WILLIAM HILL US PRESIDENTIAL ODDS.....1/2 (66%chance) CLINTON; 7/4 (36% chance) TRUMP; 20/1 (4% chance) SANDERS
Council by election GAINS by Labour since May 2016
Link to >>> Council election results May 2016 - April 2017
Click on the link for the result
Gains from
CONSERVATIVES
Allerdale, Christchurch 22nd September 2016
North Warwickshire, Arley & Whitacre 22nd September 2016
Braintree, Witham North 20th October 2016
Telford & Wrekin, Horsehay & Lightmoor 8th December 2016
UKIP
East Staffordshire, Stapenhill 26th May 2016
Newcastle-under-Lyme, Silverdale & Parksite 4th August 2016
Rotherham, Dinnington 2nd February 2017
SNP
North Ayrshire, Irvine West 11th August 2016
North Lanarkshire, Coatbridge North & Glenboig 22nd September 2016
INDEPENDENT
Fife, The Lochs 25th August 2016
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Gains from
CONSERVATIVES
Allerdale, Christchurch 22nd September 2016
North Warwickshire, Arley & Whitacre 22nd September 2016
Braintree, Witham North 20th October 2016
Telford & Wrekin, Horsehay & Lightmoor 8th December 2016
UKIP
East Staffordshire, Stapenhill 26th May 2016
Newcastle-under-Lyme, Silverdale & Parksite 4th August 2016
Rotherham, Dinnington 2nd February 2017
SNP
North Ayrshire, Irvine West 11th August 2016
North Lanarkshire, Coatbridge North & Glenboig 22nd September 2016
INDEPENDENT
Fife, The Lochs 25th August 2016
Lord Ashcrofts EU Polling data
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http://lordashcroftpolls.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Euro_Poll_May16.pdf
From @LordAshcroft eu poll#ge2015 voters— General Election (@UKGE2020) May 26, 2016
who have NO children under 18 (have children)
CON 41.7% (33.7%)
LAB 30% (42.8%)
UKIP 14% (12.8%)
From @LordAshcroft eu poll#GE2015 Voters— General Election (@UKGE2020) May 26, 2016
Public Sector (Private)
LAB 41.5% (31.6%)
CON 31.5% (39.1%)
UKIP 12.9% (12%)
LD 7.6% (8.1%)
From @LordAshcroft eu poll#GE2015 Voters— General Election (@UKGE2020) May 26, 2016
Retired state pension (private pension)
CON 43.8% (52.6%)
LAB 24.3% (20.9%)
UKIP 21.9% (13.1%)
85% of Muslims polled for @LordAshcroft eu ref poll voted Labour #GE2015— General Election (@UKGE2020) May 26, 2016
65.6% of Non White voters polled for @LordAshcroft eu ref poll voted Labour #GE2015— General Election (@UKGE2020) May 26, 2016
65.6% of Non White voters polled for @LordAshcroft eu ref poll voted Labour #GE2015— General Election (@UKGE2020) May 26, 2016
From @LordAshcroft eu poll#GE2015 Voters— General Election (@UKGE2020) May 26, 2016
Homeowners (Renters)
CON 45.7% (23%)
LAB 28% (46.6%)
UKIP 13.2% (14.8%)
% of, who say they are absolutely certain to vote #EUref— General Election (@UKGE2020) May 27, 2016
Scotland 62%
England 50%
Wales 49%
Northern Ireland 45%
source @LordAshcroft
11% of voters from the North East of England have told @LordAshcroft #euref poll that they Definitely won't be voting.— General Election (@UKGE2020) May 27, 2016
% of a parties voters, who say they are absolutely certain to vote #EUref— General Election (@UKGE2020) May 27, 2016
UKIP 81%
SNP 76%
CON 71%
LAB 68%
LD 68%
Source @LordAshcroft
Only 30% of women aged 25 - 44 have told @LordAshcroft #euref poll that they are absolutely certain to vote.— General Election (@UKGE2020) May 27, 2016
% of a parties voters 100% certain to vote Remain (Leave)— General Election (@UKGE2020) May 27, 2016
LAB 7% (19%)
LD 7% (14%)
SNP 5% (22%)
CON 2% (29%)
UKIP 1% (67%)@LordAshcroft
% of voters 100% certain to vote Remain (Leave)— General Election (@UKGE2020) May 27, 2016
Scotland 5% (19%)
England 4% (24%)
Wales 2% (27%)
N. Ireland 2% (24%)
source @LordAshcroft
% of voters 100% certain to vote Remain (Leave)— General Election (@UKGE2020) May 27, 2016
Scotland 5% (19%)
England 4% (24%)
Wales 2% (27%)
N. Ireland 2% (24%)
source @LordAshcroft
From @LordAshcroft polling— General Election (@UKGE2020) May 27, 2016
average age of a #GE2015 voter by party
UKIP 54y 54d
CON 54y 04d
LD 52y 17d
SNP 47y 50d
LAB 45y 66d
---From @LordAshcroft polling— General Election (@UKGE2020) May 27, 2016
Average age of someone saying they are likely to vote Leave 50y 43d
to vote Remain 43y 80d
Undecided 44y 88d
http://lordashcroftpolls.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Euro_Poll_May16.pdf
Council by election result 26th May 2016
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Link also to >>> Council Election results June 2015 - April 2016
Link to >>> Council election results May 2016 - April 2017
Link to >>> May 2016 English Council election results
East Staffordshire, Stapenhill - Labour gain from UKIP
Swing UKIP to Labour ~7½% / 9¼% since 2015 but not meaningful since 2011
- Labour now has all 3 ward seats as it did in 2003, 2007 and 2011
Council now 25 Conservative, 13 Labour, 1 Liberal Democrat
Hambleton, Northallerton South - Conservative hold
Swing Labour to Conservative ~2% on "top" candidate basis and ~6% "average" basis since 2015
- whilst UKIP to Conservative ~3% and ~8% on similar basis
Council now 27 Conservative, 1 UKIP
- the sole UKIP Councillor was elected for the Northallerton South ward
North Yorkshire, Northallerton - Conservative hold
Swing UKIP to Conservative ~3¼% since 2013
Council now 45 Conservative, 8 North Yorkshire Independents, 7 Labour, 6 Liberal Democrats, 2 UKIP, 2 Liberal, 2 Independent
Link also to >>> Council Election results June 2015 - April 2016
Link to >>> Council election results May 2016 - April 2017
Link to >>> May 2016 English Council election results
East Staffordshire, Stapenhill - Labour gain from UKIP
| Party |
2016 votes
|
2016 share
|
since 2015 "top"
|
since 2015 "average"
|
since 2011 "top"
|
since 2011 "average"
|
Labour
|
536
|
44.3%
|
+12.5%
|
+13.9%
|
+1.0%
|
+0.6%
|
UKIP
|
348
|
28.8%
|
-2.5%
|
-4.7%
|
from nowhere
|
from nowhere
|
Conservative
|
208
|
17.2%
|
-7.3%
|
-5.5%
|
-10.5%
|
-8.5%
|
Independent
|
75
|
6.2%
|
from nowhere
|
from nowhere
|
from nowhere
|
from nowhere
|
Green
|
24
|
2.0%
|
-10.4%
|
-11.3%
|
from nowhere
|
from nowhere
|
Liberal Democrat
|
18
|
1.5%
|
from nowhere
|
from nowhere
|
from nowhere
|
from nowhere
|
BNP
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
-16.2%
|
-17.1%
| |
Previous Independent
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
-12.8%
|
-13.4%
| |
Total votes
|
1,209
|
31%
|
33%
|
57%
|
60%
|
Swing UKIP to Labour ~7½% / 9¼% since 2015 but not meaningful since 2011
- Labour now has all 3 ward seats as it did in 2003, 2007 and 2011
Council now 25 Conservative, 13 Labour, 1 Liberal Democrat
Hambleton, Northallerton South - Conservative hold
| Party |
2016 votes
|
2016 share
|
since 2015 "top"
|
since 2015 "average"
|
Conservative
|
541
|
48.0%
|
-0.5%
|
+5.3%
|
Labour
|
232
|
20.6%
|
-4.8%
|
-6.8%
|
UKIP
|
222
|
19.7%
|
-6.5%
|
-10.3%
|
Yorkshire 1st
|
133
|
11.8%
|
from nowhere
|
from nowhere
|
Total votes
|
1,128
|
39%
|
44%
|
Swing Labour to Conservative ~2% on "top" candidate basis and ~6% "average" basis since 2015
- whilst UKIP to Conservative ~3% and ~8% on similar basis
Council now 27 Conservative, 1 UKIP
- the sole UKIP Councillor was elected for the Northallerton South ward
North Yorkshire, Northallerton - Conservative hold
| Party |
2016 votes
|
2016 share
|
since 2013
|
since 2009
|
since 2005
|
Conservative
|
654
|
48.3%
|
-4.1%
|
-25.1%
|
+7.6%
|
UKIP
|
278
|
20.5%
|
-10.6%
|
from nowhere
|
from nowhere
|
| Labour |
233
|
17.2%
|
+0.7%
|
-9.4%
|
-13.3%
|
Yorkshire 1st
|
131
|
9.7%
|
from nowhere
|
from nowhere
|
from nowhere
|
Green
|
58
|
4.3%
|
from nowhere
|
from nowhere
|
from nowhere
|
Independent
|
-28.7%
| ||||
Total votes
|
1,354
|
86%
|
83%
|
42%
|
Swing UKIP to Conservative ~3¼% since 2013
Council now 45 Conservative, 8 North Yorkshire Independents, 7 Labour, 6 Liberal Democrats, 2 UKIP, 2 Liberal, 2 Independent
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