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Post by evergreenadam on May 3, 2024 14:05:52 GMT
Wandsworth, West Putney
Con gain from Lab
Con 2839
Lab 2350
LD 635
Green 438
No details of turnout.
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Post by evergreenadam on May 3, 2024 14:34:25 GMT
Hounslow, Brentford West
Labour hold
Turnout 45%
Lab 988
Ind 798
Con 414
Green 338
LD 126
TUSC 33
Strong second place by the Ind - a former Labour Cllr for part of this ward.
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Post by evergreenadam on May 3, 2024 14:37:45 GMT
Camden, Frognal
Con Hold
Turnout 42%
Con 1103
Lab 519
LD 372
Green 219
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Post by evergreenadam on May 3, 2024 14:52:44 GMT
Lewisham, Deptford
Lab hold
Turnout 36%
Lab 2642
Green 944
LD 221
Ind 124
Con 69
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Post by evergreenadam on May 3, 2024 16:45:50 GMT
Lambeth, Streatham Common & Vale
Lab hold
Turnout not known
Lab 2269
Con 884
Green 784
LD 596
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Post by evergreenadam on May 3, 2024 16:49:00 GMT
Lambeth, Knight’s Hill
Lab hold
Turnout not known
Lab 2677
Green 983
Con 530
LD 378
Ind 210
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Post by president1 on May 3, 2024 16:49:23 GMT
Hillingdon East Con 2911 58% Lab 1364 27% Oths 736 15% Sorry don't have the breakdown Turnout 47% Swing 4% Lab to Con (I presume since 2022) Martin Kelly (Con) 2911 Steve Garelick (Labour) 1364 Sarah Green (Green Party) 363 Tom Cottew (Lib Dem) 270 Geoff Cortenay (Ind) 103 turnout 46.58% |
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Post by robert1 on May 3, 2024 17:50:37 GMT
St Helier W
Con 1342
LD 1336
Lab 682
Ind 367
Ind 62
Con gain from Lab
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Post by Adam in Stroud on May 3, 2024 18:11:48 GMT
St Helier W Con 1342 LD 1336 Lab 682 Ind 367 Ind 62 Con gain from Lab One of those results that comes as a surprise probably due to having an outdated view of a place. When I was in that part of the world, the St Helier wards were Labour's bastion in a sea of yellow. I'm not totally surprised to see it go Conservative in post-Brexit politics but am surprised to see the LDs so close behind in 2nd. It's a bit like visiting a place you knew 20 years ago and finding that it's been gentrified or bulldozed for a new development. |
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Post by where2travel on May 3, 2024 18:23:59 GMT
Bromley - Shortlands & Park Langley
Con hold
Ref - 417
LD - 836
Ind - 219
Green - 374
Lab - 2005
Con - 2835
Turnout - 53.67%
Despite the Conservative hold, it's another very solid result here for Labour (similar to 2023), showing Labour can get a consistently good showing across more (now all) of the Beckenham wards.
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Post by heslingtonian on May 3, 2024 20:40:03 GMT
Hillingdon East Con 2911 58% Lab 1364 27% Oths 736 15% Sorry don't have the breakdown Turnout 47% Swing 4% Lab to Con (I presume since 2022) Martin Kelly (Con) 2911 Steve Garelick (Labour) 1364 Sarah Green (Green Party) 363 Tom Cottew (Lib Dem) 270 Geoff Cortenay (Ind) 103 turnout 46.58% It's actually Kelly Martin (who is male) not Martin Kelly. |
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Post by johnloony on May 4, 2024 1:01:35 GMT
Croydon Park Hill & Whitgift
Con 960 (42.9%)
Lab 701 (31.4%)
LD 295 (13.2%)
Green 229 (10.2%)
Ind 32 (1.4%)
TUSC 19 (0.8%)
turnout 52%
Our postal vote tallies suggested that Andrew Pelling (LD) was only just behind Labour, but he fell back in the day votes. We reckon he took a chunk of our support from PHW3 (the rich posh western eastern bit) where they remember him as a Conservative MP, but that was offset by a better-than-before Conservative vote in PHW2 (the middle bit) where the Conservative candidate Andrew Price lives.
Mark Samuel (Independent) did well as a one-man band with no leafleting and no campaigning; he got 32 votes from an electorate of 4k compared with the South Croydon ward by-election in 2022 in which he got 18 votes from an electorate of 12k.
Croydon Woodside
Lab 2,305 (49.3%)
Con 1,014 (21.7%)
Green 641 (13.7%)
LD 487 (10.4%)
TTIP 150 (3.2%)
TUSC 82 (1.8%)
turnout 38%
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Post by johnloony on May 4, 2024 1:10:04 GMT
Croydon Park Hill & Whitgift Con 960 (42.9%) Lab 701 (31.4%) LD 295 (13.2%) Green 229 (10.2%) Ind 32 (1.4%) TUSC 19 (0.8%) Our postal vote tallies suggested that Andrew Pelling (LD) was only just behind Labour, but he fell back in the day votes. We reckon he took a chunk of our support from PHW3 (the rich posh western bit) where they remember him as a Conservative MP, but that was offset by a better-than-before Conservative vote in PHW2 (the middle bit) where the Conservative candidate Andrew Price lives. Mark Samuel (Independent) did well as a one-man band with no leafleting and no campaigning; he got 32 votes from an electorate of 4k compared with the South Croydon ward by-election in 2022 in which he got 18 votes from an electorate of 12k. Croydon Woodside Lab 2,305 (49.3%) Con 1,014 (21.7%) Green 641 (13.7%) LD 487 (10.4%) TTIP 150 (3.2%) TUSC 82 (1.8%) Both of these wards also had by-elections on the same day as the GLA election in 2021, so if you want to interpret it as a good or bad result for Conservative or Labour, then just chose whether you want to compare the swing with 2021 or 2022. PHW change since 2021 / 2022 Con -9.6 / -10.6 Lab -0.6 / +8.0 LD +6.5 / + 4.0 Green +1.4 / -0.3 net swing 4.5 Con to Lab / 9.3 Con to Lab Woodside change since 2021/ 2022 Lab +1.4 / +1.9 Con -4.8 / +4.6 Green +3.3 / +1.2 LD +3.0 / +0.1 TTIP -1.2 / -2.2 net swing 3.1 Con to Lab / 1.4 Lab to Con |
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Post by johnloony on May 4, 2024 1:11:13 GMT
St Helier W Con 1342 LD 1336 Lab 682 Ind 367 Ind 62 Con gain from Lab I was listening to the declaration but I didn’t even write the numbers down because I’m not particularly interested in Sutton, and in any case the R.O. didn’t read out the party labels. So I had to go scrambling after somebody to check the figures and ask which party was which. |
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Post by batman on May 4, 2024 7:41:38 GMT
St Helier W Con 1342 LD 1336 Lab 682 Ind 367 Ind 62 Con gain from Lab One of those results that comes as a surprise probably due to having an outdated view of a place. When I was in that part of the world, the St Helier wards were Labour's bastion in a sea of yellow. I'm not totally surprised to see it go Conservative in post-Brexit politics but am surprised to see the LDs so close behind in 2nd. It's a bit like visiting a place you knew 20 years ago and finding that it's been gentrified or bulldozed for a new development. a very large dichotomy has developed between the Merton & Sutton parts of the St Helier estate. There is no real sign of Conservative progress at all in the Merton section but in the Sutton part it is clear that there has been. I don't know whether that's partly down to ethnicity - the Merton part being much less White British - or whether it's more local factors. |
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Post by Deleted on May 4, 2024 7:56:35 GMT
Camden, Frognal Con Hold Turnout 42% Con 1103 Lab 519 LD 372 Green 219 Tories up about 1% on 2022 and Labour down around 3%. |
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Post by evergreenadam on May 4, 2024 8:06:15 GMT
One of those results that comes as a surprise probably due to having an outdated view of a place. When I was in that part of the world, the St Helier wards were Labour's bastion in a sea of yellow. I'm not totally surprised to see it go Conservative in post-Brexit politics but am surprised to see the LDs so close behind in 2nd. It's a bit like visiting a place you knew 20 years ago and finding that it's been gentrified or bulldozed for a new development. a very large dichotomy has developed between the Merton & Sutton parts of the St Helier estate. There is no real sign of Conservative progress at all in the Merton section but in the Sutton part it is clear that there has been. I don't know whether that's partly down to ethnicity - the Merton part being much less White British - or whether it's more local factors. And maybe the Tories in Merton just haven’t worked the St Helier wards having been struggling to defend their Wimbledon wards from the Lib Dems? |
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Post by batman on May 4, 2024 8:51:12 GMT
I do know that Labour does not relax in its safe wards in Merton & remains visible a lot of the time
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Post by olympian95 on May 4, 2024 9:49:47 GMT
a very large dichotomy has developed between the Merton & Sutton parts of the St Helier estate. There is no real sign of Conservative progress at all in the Merton section but in the Sutton part it is clear that there has been. I don't know whether that's partly down to ethnicity - the Merton part being much less White British - or whether it's more local factors. And maybe the Tories in Merton just haven’t worked the St Helier wards having been struggling to defend their Wimbledon wards from the Lib Dems? Certainly the Lib Dems will take heart from this - St Helier voted massively for Elliot Colburn in 2019 and this was effectively a dead heat, with the Tories benefitting from ULEZ etc. An atrocious result for Labour mind you. |
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Post by evergreenadam on May 4, 2024 11:01:57 GMT
Hackney, Hoxton East and Shoreditch
Lab hold
Turnout not known
Lab 1587
Green 560
Con 318
LD 217
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