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Post by Deleted on May 26, 2020 14:24:14 GMT
Indeed Crookes itself was probably a pretty even 3 way split in 2019, but Crosspool will have been extremely Lib Dem. that would suggest that the Lib Dems didn't do all that well in Crookes. Given Labour and the Greens only need a 6% swing
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Post by YL on May 27, 2020 7:11:03 GMT
I haven't seen much sign of a Green campaign in Crookes & Crosspool other than posters and stakeboards. So perhaps they would have a chance if they seriously targeted it, but I don't think it's that surprising that they haven't yet.
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Post by Robert Waller on Jan 16, 2021 22:04:02 GMT
2011 Census
Age 65+ 8.8% 627/650 Owner-occupied 36.3% 626/650 Private rented 36.0% 7/650 Social rented 25.6% 100/650 White 72.0 % 567/650 Black 5.8% 91/650 Asian 15.1% 72/650 Managerial & professional 24.1% Routine & Semi-routine 16.2% Degree level 32.6% 126/650 No qualifications 15.7% 594/650 Students 38.1% 1/650
2021 Census
Owner occupied 38.5% 546/573 Private rented 38.7% 12/573 Social rented 22.8% 99/573 White 67.7% Black 6.6% Asian 15.7% Managerial & professional 27.0% 445/573 Routine & Semi-routine 15.9% 508/573 Degree level 42.5% 82/573 No qualifications 13.4% 500/573 Students 32.6% 3/573
General Election 2019: Sheffield Central
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Paul Blomfield 33,968 66.7 -4.2 Conservative Janice Silvester-Hall 6,695 13.1 +0.2 Green Alison Teal 4,570 9.0 +0.9 Liberal Democrats Colin Ross 3,237 6.4 +1.2 Brexit Party Paul Ward 1,969 3.9 N/A Yorkshire Jack Carrington 416 0.8 +0.4 Independent Barry James 30 0.1 N/A Socialist Equality Chris Marsden 28 0.1 N/A
Lab Majority 27,273 53.6 -4.3
Turnout 50,912 56.7 -5.1
Labour hold Swing 2.2 Lab to C
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Post by YL on Jul 9, 2021 9:48:38 GMT
The Boundary Commission's initial proposals modify this constituency by removing Manor Castle together with a few areas in the west and north which had been moved to wards mainly in other constituencies in the last ward review; the largest of these is the Carter Knowle area formerly in Nether Edge ward but now in Ecclesall, which as a result is proposed to move to Sheffield Hallam.
The removal of Manor Castle would make this essentially the city centre plus the inner western suburbs; it'd make the student proportion of the population even higher and also make it somewhat more middle class and educated and less deprived (though the removal of Carter Knowle moves those latter indicators in the other direction). The new seat would surely have voted Lib Dem in 2010 and maybe also in 2005 and may be a slightly more attractive target for the Greens, but it will still have a high notional Labour majority.
Edit November 2022: the revised proposals are identical to the initial ones in Sheffield.
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Post by Pete Whitehead on Dec 19, 2022 20:44:35 GMT
2019 Notional results on new boundaries Lab | 26262 | 66.5% | Con | 5028 | 12.7% | Grn | 4025 | 10.2% | LD | 2698 | 6.8% | BxP | 1112 | 2.8% | Oth | 373 | 0.9% | | | | Majority | 21234 | 53.8% |
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