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Post by robbienicoll on Oct 1, 2023 20:17:13 GMT
There are currently 15 by-elections to be held during October.
- 2 by-elections on 4 October (a Wednesday)
- 2 on 5 October
- 2 on 12 October
- 4 on 19 October
- 5 on 26 October
4 by-elections are for district councils, 3 last contested in May and 1 in 2022
4 are for London Borough Councils, all last contested in 2022
4 are for county councils, all last contested in 2021
2 are for unitary authorities, 1 last contested in May and 1 in 2021
1 is for a metropolitan borough, last contested in May
Labour defend 6 seats, 1 following the death of the previous councillor and 5 a resignation
Conservatives defend 3 seats, 2 following the death of the previous councillor and 1 a resignation
Greens defend 2 seats, both following a resignation
Liberal Democrats defend 1 seat following the death of the previous councillor
People Against Bureaucracy defend 1 seat following a resignation
Residents for Guildford and Villages defend 1 seat following a resignation
Independent for Herefordshire defend 1 seat following the death of the previous councillor
With all SOPNs having been published, there is a full slate of 15 candidates for the Conservatives, 14 Labour and Liberal Democrats, 10 Greens, 2 Reform UK and 2 TUSC along with 1 apiece for UKIP, Socialist Party GB, People Against Bureaucracy, Coventry Citizens and Residents for Guildford and Villages together with 3 Independents contesting 2 elections – a total of 65 candidates for 15 seats.
Predictions on this thread at 9.00am on the day of the election.
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Post by kevinf on Oct 3, 2023 15:24:14 GMT
For Wednesday:
Haringey South Tottenham
Lab 47
Green 33
Con 10.5
LibDem 9.5
Haringey White Hart Lane
Lab 48
LibDem 37
Con 10
Green 5
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Post by andrewp on Oct 3, 2023 21:42:19 GMT
Haringey. South Tottenham Lab 57 Green 23 LD 11 Con 9
Haringey. White Hart Lane. Lab 55 LD 22 Green 15 Con 8
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Post by Tony Otim on Oct 3, 2023 22:12:46 GMT
South Tottenham: Lab 64.6; Grn 14.6; Con 12.0; LD 8.8
White Hart Lane: Lab 59.5; LD 24.1; Con 10.8; Grn 5.6
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Post by Robert Waller on Oct 3, 2023 22:54:26 GMT
Haringey. South Tottenham: Lab 62 Green 15 LD 10 Con 13
Haringey. White Hart Lane: Lab 65 LD 19 Green 9 Con 7
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Post by johnloony on Oct 3, 2023 23:30:54 GMT
Haringey ST: Lab 55 Grn 21 LD 13 Con 11
Haringey WHL: Lab 60 LD 14 Grn 14 Con 12
Lambeth: Lab 43 Grn 28 Con 15 LD 13 SPGB 1
Tamworth: Lab 41 Con 35 Ref 13 Ind 9 UKIP 2
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Post by corradino on Oct 3, 2023 23:36:02 GMT
Haringey, South Tottenham: Lab 56, Green 21, LD 12, Con 11.
Haringey, White Hart Lane: Lab 60, LD 22, Green 10, Con 8.
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Post by manchesterman on Oct 4, 2023 0:14:23 GMT
S.Tottenham: Lab 56, Green 22, LD 12, Con 10
WHL: Lab 58, LD 23, Green 10, Con 9
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Post by peterl on Oct 4, 2023 2:03:18 GMT
South Tottenham: Lab 61, Grn 19, LD 12, Con 8
White Hart Lane: Lab 57, LD 29, Con 8, Grn 6
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Post by iainbhx on Oct 4, 2023 4:57:15 GMT
Haringey LBC, South Tottenham: Lab 59 Con 17 Grn 14 LDm 10
Haringey LBC, White Hart Lane: Lab 63 LDm 21 Grn 10 Con 6
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Post by Toylyyev on Oct 4, 2023 5:04:03 GMT
HARINGEY LBC, South Tottenham:
Conservative 16, Labour 56, Liberal Democrat 11.5, Green 16.5.
White Hart Lane:
Conservative 12.5, Labour 59, Liberal Democrat 18.5, Green 10.
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Post by yellowperil on Oct 4, 2023 6:33:20 GMT
Haringey, South Tottenham: Con 15, Lab 57, LD 10, GP 18.
Haringey, White Hart Lane: Con 9, Lab 60, LD 21,GP 10.
These are two wards I once knew very well- my mother in law lived in ST for many years before moving to WHL. Not sure that helps me very much for this.
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Post by Richard Cromwell on Oct 4, 2023 7:40:23 GMT
South Tottenham, HaringeyWhite Hart Lane, HaringeyVauxhall, Lambeth| LAB | 60% | | GRN | 18% | | CON | 11% | | LDEM | 10% | | SPGB | 1% |
Amington, Tamworth| CON | 49% | | LAB | 48% | | Reform | 2% | | UKIP | 1% | | IND | 0% |
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Post by finsobruce on Oct 4, 2023 7:56:01 GMT
Haringey, South Tottenham: Con 15, Lab 57, LD 10, GP 18. Haringey, White Hart Lane: Con 9, Lab 60, LD 21,GP 10. These are two wards I once knew very well- my mother in law lived in ST for many years before moving to WHL. Not sure that helps me very much for this. The South Tottenham boundary has shifted a fair bit north in the recent changes of course. |
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Post by yellowperil on Oct 4, 2023 8:00:39 GMT
Haringey, South Tottenham: Con 15, Lab 57, LD 10, GP 18. Haringey, White Hart Lane: Con 9, Lab 60, LD 21,GP 10. These are two wards I once knew very well- my mother in law lived in ST for many years before moving to WHL. Not sure that helps me very much for this. The South Tottenham boundary has shifted a fair bit north in the recent changes of course. Indeed. |
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Post by Pete Whitehead on Oct 4, 2023 8:05:00 GMT
Haringey, South Tottenham: Con 15, Lab 57, LD 10, GP 18. Haringey, White Hart Lane: Con 9, Lab 60, LD 21,GP 10. These are two wards I once knew very well- my mother in law lived in ST for many years before moving to WHL. Not sure that helps me very much for this. The South Tottenham boundary has shifted a fair bit north in the recent changes of course. To be precise, there wasn't a South Tottenham ward before the most recent boundary changes (although there was of course before 2002, with very similar boundaries to the current ward) |
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Post by finsobruce on Oct 4, 2023 8:10:34 GMT
The South Tottenham boundary has shifted a fair bit north in the recent changes of course. To be precise, there wasn't a South Tottenham ward before the most recent boundary changes (although there was of course before 2002, with very similar boundaries to the current ward) Yup time marches on.
ST was once a Tory prospect and has become more Labour over time.
WHL was once the strongest Labour ward became a Tory prospect but has gone back to being strongly Labour.
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Post by Pete Whitehead on Oct 4, 2023 8:30:05 GMT
To be precise, there wasn't a South Tottenham ward before the most recent boundary changes (although there was of course before 2002, with very similar boundaries to the current ward) Yup time marches on. ST was once a Tory prospect and has become more Labour over time.
WHL was once the strongest Labour ward became a Tory prospect but has gone back to being strongly Labour.
The Conservatives came very close to winning Seven Sisters at a by-election in 2009, when that ward included the Hasidic Jewish area which is now in South Tottenham. That would have been the first Conservative win in the Tottenham constituency since 1990 when they held one of the seats in White Hart Lane. That had been the fief of Peter Murphy who had done so well against Berie Grant in 1997 |
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Post by yellowperil on Oct 4, 2023 8:36:53 GMT
The South Tottenham boundary has shifted a fair bit north in the recent changes of course. To be precise, there wasn't a South Tottenham ward before the most recent boundary changes (although there was of course before 2002, with very similar boundaries to the current ward) And of course my intimate knowledge of South Tottenham is so last century, certainly pre 2002. Indeed mainly pre 1970. |
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Post by kevinf on Oct 4, 2023 10:30:27 GMT
Thursday
Lambeth
Lab 50, Green 30, LD 10, Con 8, SPGB 2
Tamworth
Lab 46, Con 41, Ind 10, Ref 2.5, Ukip 0.5
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