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Post by listener on Mar 30, 2014 7:21:31 GMT
Here is some background to the by-election in the Hardens and England ward of Chippenham Town Council in the County of Wiltshire.
Chippenham Town Council comprises 24 members elected from eight wards – Cepen Park and Derriads (3), Cepen Park and Redlands (3), Hardenhuish (3), Hardens and England (3), Lowden and Rowden (3), Monkton (3), Pewsham (3), and Queens and Sheldon (3).
The town wards are coterminous with the county electoral divisions of the same name.
Chippenham Town Council was previously elected on 3 May 2007, under the supervision of North Wiltshire District Council, with different electoral arrangements. 22 town councilors were elected from nine wards.
Hardens and England town ward was formed from the previous London Road town ward and parts of the previous Avon and Pewsham town wards.
The council strengths were:
Elections on 3 June 2007: Lib Dem 13, Con 5, Lab 1, Vacant 3
4 wards were unopposed returning 6 Lib Dem and leaving 3 vacancies to be filled by co-option. There were no candidates at all in Monkton Park ward.
Elections on 2 May 2013: Lib Dem 12, Con 8, Chippenham Champions 1, Totally Independent 1, Green Party 1, Vacant 1
4 wards were unopposed returning Lib Dem 6, Con 4, Totally Independent 1 and leaving a vacancy in Cepen Park and Derriads to be filled by co-option.
The town council co-opted Bret Palmer (Lib Dem) to fill the vacancy in Cepen Park and Derriads.
Current make-up (following the Hardens and England by-election): Lib Dem 13, Con 8, Chippenham Champions 1, Totally Independent 1, Green Party 1
The current town mayor and the deputy mayor are Lib Dem.
The result in Avon town ward on 3 May 2007 was
Elected: Lib Dem 3 - unopposed
The result in London Road town ward on 3 May 2007 was
Lib Dem 296/292, UKIP 252, Con 249
Elected: Lib Dem 2
The result in Pewsham town ward on 3 May 2007 was
Lib Dem 882/729/714, Con 768/738
Elected: Lib Dem 1, Con 2
The result in Hardens and England town ward on 2 May 2013 was
Elected: Lib Dem 2, Con 1 – unopposed
The present by-election was caused by the resignation of Rob Jones (Lib Dem), because his business workload had increased significantly.
Terence Gibson (Lib Dem) held the seat. The voting figures were Lib Dem 354, Con 216, Lab 116.
The result in the Chippenham Avon ward (2 seats) of North Wiltshire District Council on 3 May 2007 was:
Lib Dem 677/669, Con 426/363
Elected: Lib Dem 2
The result in the Chippenham London Road ward (1 seat) of North Wiltshire District Council on 3 May 2007 was:
Lib Dem 226, Con 190, UKIP 157, Lab 69
Elected: Lib Dem 1
The result in the Chippenham Pewsham ward (2 seats) of North Wiltshire District Council on 3 May 2007 was:
Lib Dem 841/781, Con 729/721
Elected: Lib Dem 2
The result in the Chippenham Hardens and England electoral division of Wiltshire Council on 4 June 2009 was:
Lib Dem 584, Con 449, Lab 93
The result in the Chippenham Hardens and England electoral division of Wiltshire Council on 2 May 2013 was:
Lib Dem 368, UKIP 262, Con 221, Lab 127
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Post by listener on Mar 30, 2014 7:22:46 GMT
Here is some background to the by-election in the St. Nicolas ward of Earley Town Council in the unitary Borough of Wokingham (Berkshire).
Earley Town Council comprises 25 members elected from eight wards – Cutbush (3), Hawkedon (3), Hillside (3), Maiden Erlegh (3), Radstock (3), Redhatch (4), St. Nicolas (3) and Whitegates (3).
St. Nicolas town ward is combined with Maiden Erlegh and Redhatch town wards to form the borough ward of Maiden Erlegh.
The council strengths were:
Elections on 3 May 2007: Con 20, Lib Dem 5
(3 Conservatives were returned unopposed in Cutbush ward)
Elections on 5 May 2011: Con 19, Lib Dem 6
Current make-up (following St. Nicolas by-election): Con 19, Lib Dem 6
The town mayor and deputy town mayor are Con.
The result of the election in St. Nicolas on 3 May 2007 (3 seats) was:
Con 783/640/596, Lib Dem 585
Elected: Con 3
The result of the election in St. Nicolas on 5 May 2011 (3 seats) was:
Con 825/796/765, Lib Dem 600/591/575
Elected: Con 3
The present by-election was caused by the disqualification of Shameela Loyes (Con) for non-attendance.
Laura Blumenthal (Con) held the seat. The voting figures were Con 598, Lib Dem 355.
The results in the Maiden Erlegh ward of Wokingham Borough Council were:
4 May 2006: Con 1295, Lib Dem 735, Lab 173 Green Party 164, UKIP 144
3 May 2007: Con 1461, Lib Dem 682, Lab 192, Green Party 149, UKIP 115
1 May 2008: Con 1508, Lib Dem 584, Lab 206, Green Party 136, UKIP 134
6 May 2010: Con 2254/2161, Lib Dem 2083/2106, Lab 1077
5 May 2011: Con 1626, Lib Dem 725, Lab 579, Green Party 295
3 May 2012: Con 966, Lib Dem 528, Lab 373, Green Party 238
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Post by listener on Mar 30, 2014 7:32:20 GMT
Here is some background to the by-election in the Lewes Priory ward of Lewes Town Council in Lewes District (East Sussex).
Lewes Town Council comprises 18 members elected from three wards – Lewes Bridge (6), Lewes Castle (6) and Lewes Priory (6).
The town wards are coterminous with the district wards of the same name.
The council strengths were:
Elections on 3 May 2007: Lib Dem 15, Green Party 2, No Description 1
Elections on 5 May 2011: Lib Dem 11, Green Party 5, Independent 1, Non-Political Description 1
Current make-up (following Lewes Priory by-election): Lib Dem 11, Independent 4, Green Party 3
The current town mayor is Independent and the deputy town mayor is Liberal Democrat.
The result of the election in Lewes Priory on 3 May 2007 (6 seats) was:
No Description 2181, Lib Dem 1252/1226/1149/1123/1002, Green Party 755/710/707/696/675, Con 523/515, Lab 382
Elected: No Description 1, Lib Dem 5
The result of the election in Lewes Priory on 5 May 2011 (6 seats) was:
Independent 2583, Non-Political Description 1167, Lib Dem 978/962/902/845/772/498, Green Party 996/936/884, Lab 727/628/598/530, Con 515, TUSC 291
Elected: Independent 1, Non-Political Description 1, Lib Dem 2, Green Party 2
The town council website indicates that Jim Daly (Lewes Castle) defected from the Lib Dems around January 2012 and is now sitting as an Independent.
On 17 October 2013, Elizabeth Allsobrook and John Lamb gained two seats for the Lib Dems, following the resignations of Matt Kent and Petrina Kingham, both Independents, but elected respectively as Green Party and Lib Dem.
Matt Kent (Independent, elected as Green Party) resigned, because of the ever-increasing demands of his professional career, mixed with the demands of his very young family.
Petrina Kingham (Independent, elected as Lib Dem) had provided the following explanation for her resignation:
“Fifteen years ago I entered into a divorce agreement which gave my ex-husband a 45% share of our home in Lewes. The agreement has now come into force rather earlier than expected and our home has gone on the market. Due to escalating prices in the area and the agreed split in equity, I am unable either to buy my ex-husband’s share of the property or purchase an alternative property in the Lewes locality. As a future non-resident, I can therefore no longer continue to represent the Town. It seemed appropriate to resign now with the imminent by-election due on 17 October (because of the previous resignation of Matt Kent).”
The present by-election was caused by the resignation of Richard Rudkin (Independent), who was elected in 2011 for the Green Party. He had resigned from the Green Party around December 2012.
Graham Mayhew (Independent) held the seat. The voting figures were Independent 645, Green Party 445, Lab 338, Lib Dem 324, Con 122.
The result in the Lewes Priory ward of Lewes District Council on 3 May 2007 (2 seats) was
No Description 2064, Lib Dem 1264/847/712, Green Party 518/508, The Seagulls Party 431, Con 424/419, Lab 257, UKIP 166
Elected: No Description 1, Lib Dem 2
The result in the Lewes Priory ward of Lewes District Council on 5 May 2011 (2 seats) was
No Description 2470, Lib Dem 910/844/683, Green Party 737/681, Lab 553/447/415, Con 483/414, TUSC 157
Elected: No Description 1, Lib Dem 2
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Post by listener on Mar 30, 2014 7:34:05 GMT
Here is some background to the by-election in the Beaumont ward of Redbourn Parish Council in the City and District of St. Albans (Hertfordshire).
Redbourn Parish Council comprises 12 members elected from two wards – Beaumont (6) and Nicholls (6).
The whole of Redbourn parish is combined with Harpenden Rural and St. Michael parishes to form the city and district ward of Redbourn.
The council strengths were:
Elections on 3 May 2007: Con 4, Lib Dem 4, Independent 1, No Description 1, Lab 1, Vacant 1
The entire parish council was elected unopposed, with the vacancy in Beaumont ward filled subsequently by co-option.
Elections on 5 May 2011: Con 4, Lib Dem 2, No Description 2, Lab 1, Green Party 1, Vacant 2
The entire parish council was elected unopposed, with the two vacancies in Nicholls ward filled subsequently by co-option.
Current make-up (after the Beaumont by-election): Con 5, Lib Dem 2, No Description 1, Lab 1, Co-opted 3
The chairman is No Description and the vice-chair is Lib Dem.
The result of the election in Beaumont on 3 May 2007 (6 seats) was:
Con 2, Lib Dem 1, Independent 1, No Description 1, Vacant 1 - unopposed
The result of the election in Beaumont on 5 May 2011 (6 seats) was:
Con 2, Lib Dem 1, No Description 2, Green Party 1 - unopposed
On 18 October 2012, the council co-opted Alison Gardner to fill the vacancy in Beaumont ward, following the resignation of Tom Hardy (No Description), who had moved to St. Albans.
On 13 June 2013, Victoria Mead (Con) gained a seat in Beaumont ward, following the resignation of David Fenton (Green Party). The voting figures were Con 332, Lab 95.
The present by-election was caused by the resignation of Ronald Stent (Con) on 3 January 2014.
Teresa Finnigan (Con) held the seat. The voting figures were Con 439, Lab 109.
The results in the Redbourn ward of St. Albans City and District Council were:
4 May 2006: Con 1039, Lib Dem 745, Lab 138, Green Party 126
3 May 2007: Con 1007, Lib Dem 991, Lab 95, Green Party 79
1 May 2008: Independent 1258, Con 687, Lab 81, Green Party 77
6 May 2010: Con 1789, Lib Dem 1453, Lab 249, Green Party 148
5 May 2011: Con 1334, Lib Dem 791, Lab 252, Green Party 155
3 May 2012: Independent 1174, Con 624, Lab 175
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Post by listener on Mar 30, 2014 7:36:26 GMT
Here is some background to the by-elections in the Seaford East and Seaford North wards of Seaford Town Council in the District of Lewes (East Sussex).
Seaford Town Council comprises 20 members elected from five wards – Seaford Central (4), Seaford East (4), Seaford North (4), Seaford South (4) and Seaford West (4).
The town wards are coterminous with the district wards of the same name.
The council strengths were:
Elections on 3 May 2007: Lib Dem 13, Con 7
Elections on 5 May 2011: Con 15, Lib Dem 5
Current make-up (following the Seaford East and Seaford North by-elections): Con 11, Lib Dem 4, UKIP 4, Independent 1
The mayor and deputy-mayor are Con.
The result of the election in Seaford East on 3 May 2007 (4 seats) was:
Con 974/935/919/908, Lib Dem 918/892/867/867
Elected: Con 3, Lib Dem 1
The result of the election in Seaford North on 3 May 2007 (4 seats) was:
Lib Dem 871/836/822/757, Con 685/613/573/554, Lab 133
Elected: Lib Dem 4
The result of the election in Seaford East on 5 May 2011 (4 seats) was:
Con 976/958/879/831, Lib Dem 706/682/639/614, UKIP 412, Lab 272
Elected: Con 4
The result of the election in Seaford North on 5 May 2011 (4 seats) was:
Con 727/636/561/539, Lib Dem 542/538/526/498, Independent 351/308/305, Lab 314/296, UKIP 268
Elected: Con 3, Lib Dem 1
On 25 August 2011, it was reported that Terry Goodman (Seaford Central) had defected from the Lib Dems to Con.
On 14 March 2012, it was reported that Maxine Buck (Seaford East) and Sylvia Dunn (Seaford South) had both resigned from the Con Group to sit as Independents. They said that they opposed the increase in the council tax precept and were threatened with suspension, if they voted against the proposed rise.
On 26 April 2012, Alan Latham (UKIP) gained a seat in Seaford East ward, following the resignation of Andrew Hamilton (Con), who had resigned because he could not support the move to raise the town council tax by nearly 10%.
The voting figures were UKIP 428, Con 365, Lib Dem 344, Lab 105
Sylvia Dunn (Seaford South) is once again listed on the town council website as a Conservative.
On 2 May 2013, Roger Needham (UKIP) gained a seat in Seaford East ward, following the resignation of Maxine Buck (Ind, elected as Con). The voting figures were UKIP 796, Lib Dem 412, Con 376.
In January 2014, the Argus reported “Weeks of drama at the authority that included allegations of bullying, in-fighting and incompetence among council chiefs and a ‘farcical’ council meting where police were called to remove a member of the public".
Local Lib Dem MP, Norman Baker, has called in district auditors and described the council as ‘dysfunctional and out of control’.
Anthony White, Independent councillor and the Mayor of Seaford, stepped down from the town council in early January. There were reports that he had clashed with former council leader, Ian White, over an alleged 9% increase in council tax. He announced his intention to return to his post of mayor and take up his seat at the next council meeting, but the town clerk told him it was too late to come back.
The present by-elections were caused by the resignations of Adrian Campbell (Con) and Rita Scarfe (Con) in Seaford East and Anthony White (Ind, elected as Con) in Seaford North.
George Cork (UKIP) and Linda Lord (UKIP) gained the two seats in Seaford East from Con. The voting figures were UKIP 496/457, Lib Dem 296/270, Con 280/271, Lab 102/94.
Anthony White (Independent) was re-elected in Seaford North to the seat he had quit. The voting figures were Independent 429, Con 403, Lab 115.
The result in the Seaford East ward of Lewes District Council on 3 May 2007 (1 seat) was:
Con 921/837, Lib Dem 893/833, UKIP 296
Elected: Con 1, Lib Dem 1
The result in the Seaford North ward of Lewes District Council on 3 May 2007 (1 seat) was:
Lib Dem 867/846, Con 670/578, Green Party 177
Elected: Lib Dem 2
The result in the Seaford East ward of Lewes District Council on 5 May 2011 (1 seat) was
Con 992/929, Lib Dem 688/604, UKIP 359, Lab 255
Elected: Con 2
The result in the Seaford North ward of Lewes District Council on 5 May 2011 (1 seat) was
Con 737/587, Lib Dem 579/549, Lab 292/269, Independent 255, UKIP 228
Elected: Con 2
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Post by listener on Mar 30, 2014 7:39:56 GMT
Here is some background to the by-election in the St. John’s ward of Stone Parish Council in the Borough of Dartford (Kent).
Stone Parish Council comprises 12 members elected from five wards – Castle (3), Horns Cross (2), Milestone (2), St. John’s (3) and Stone Village (2).
St. John’s parish ward is combined with the Horns Cross and Stone Village parish wards to form the borough ward of Stone.
The council strengths were:
Elections on 3 May 2007: Con 6, Lab 5, Independent 1
Elections on 5 May 2011: Con 9, Lab 3
Current make-up (after St. John's by-election): Con 7, Lab 3, Co-opted 2
The chairman and vice-chairman are Con.
The result of the election in St. John’s on 3 May 2007 (3 seats) was:
Lab 321/308/275, Con 184/183
Elected: Lab 3
The result of the election in St. John’s on 5 May 2011 (3 seats) was:
Lab 303/300/292, Con 243/240/210
Elected: Lab 3
In July 2011, the council co-opted Jeanne Hoadley to fill the vacancy in Stone Village ward, following the death of Thurza Richards (Con).
In October 2012, the council co-opted Keith Kelly to fill the vacancy in Castle ward, following the death of Sheila East (Con).
The present by-election is caused by the resignation of John Adams (Lab), who also resigned his seat in the Stone ward of Dartford. He contested Dartford unsuccessfully for Labour in the 2010 General Election, but failed recently to be re-selected.
Claire Pearce (Lab) held the seat. The voting figures were Lab 270, Con 213.
The result in the Stone ward of Dartford Borough Council on 3 May 2007 (3 seats) was:
Lab 570/566/555, Con 482/454/418, English Democrats 177
Elected: Lab 3
The result in the Stone ward of Dartford Borough Council on 5 May 2011 (3 seats) was
Con 713/588/544, Lab 642/609/560, English Democrats 192
Elected: Con 1, Lab 2
The result in the Stone ward by-election of Dartford Borough Council on 27 March 2014 (1 seat) was
Lab 426, Con 397, UKIP 307
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Post by listener on Mar 30, 2014 7:42:04 GMT
Here is some background to the by-election in the Lacey Green ward of Wilmslow Town Council in the unitary district of Cheshire East.
Wilmslow Town Council comprises 15 members elected from four wards – Dean Row (4), East (4), Lacey Green (2) and West (5).
Lacey Green town ward is combined with the parish of Styal to form the Wilmslow Lacey Green unitary ward.
The former Macclesfield Borough Council had conducted the town council election on 6 May 2004, with different ward boundaries in force. The Lacey Green town ward was coterminous with the Macclesfield borough ward of the same name.
The Hough, Lacey Green and Morley and Styal borough wards of Macclesfield were combined to form the Wilmslow South ward of Cheshire East, for the inaugural elections on 1 May 2008.
The council strengths were:
Elections on 6 May 2004: not known
Elections on 5 May 2011: Con 15
8 Conservatives in Dean Row and East wards were returned unopposed.
Current make-up (after the Lacey Green by-election): Con 14, Residents of Wilmslow 1
The current chairman and vice-chairman are Con.
The result of the election in Lacey Green on 6 May 2004 is not known.
The result of the election in Lacey Green on 5 May 2011 (2 seats) was:
Con 745/679, Lib Dem 549, Lab 444
Elected: Con 2
On 12 April 2012, Adrian Bradley (Con) held a seat in East ward, following the resignation of Matthew Hodgson (Con) in January 2012, due to him being unable to dedicate the time to the role.
On 22 August 2013, Philip Enstone (Residents of Wilmslow) gained a seat in Dean Row ward, following the resignation of Joanna Milnes (Con), due to work and personal commitments.
The present by-election was caused by the resignation of Trevor Jones (Con) for health reasons.
Vivienne Brooks (Con) held the seat. The voting figures were Con 453, Independent 287.
The result in the Wilmslow South ward of Cheshire East Borough Council on 1 May 2008 (3 seats) was
Con 2603/2589/2531, Lib Dem 1317/1291/1069, Lab 291
Elected: Con 3
The result in the Wilmslow Lacey Green ward of Cheshire East Borough Council on 5 May 2011 (1 seat) was
Con 770, Lib Dem 420, Lab 332
Elected: Con
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Post by listener on Mar 30, 2014 7:43:14 GMT
Here is some background to the by-election in the Cromwells ward of Wymondham Town Council in the District of South Norfolk.
Wymondham Town Council comprises 15 members elected from five wards – Abbey (3), Cromwells (2), Northfields (3) Rustens (3) and Town (3).
The town wards are coterminous with the district wards of the same name.
The council strengths were:
Elections on 3 May 2007: Con 14, Lib Dem 1
(3 Conservatives were returned unopposed in Town ward)
Elections on 5 May 2011: Con 13, Lib Dem 2
(3 Conservatives were returned unopposed in Town ward)
Current make-up (following the Cromwells by-election): Con 7, Independent 4, Lib Dem 2, No Description 1, Vacant 1
The mayor and deputy-mayor are Con.
The result of the election in Cromwells on 3 May 2007 (3 seats) was:
Con 436/429/362, Lib Dem 276/260, Independent 175, Lab 120
Elected: Con 3
The result of the election in Cromwells on 5 May 2011 (3 seats) was:
Lib Dem 456/363/361, Con 437/332/324
Elected: Lib Dem 2, Con 1
On 16 February 2012, Alison Taylor (No Description) gained a seat in Northfields ward unopposed, following the resignation of Samantha Jessop (Con).
On 10 May 2012, Andrew Gardiner (Independent) gained a seat in Rustens ward, following the resignation of Yvette Astley (Con).
On 15 November 2012, Melvyn Elias (Independent) gained a seat in Rustens ward, following the resignation of Kevin Cooper (Con), because of ill health.
On 7 February 2013, Christine Buckton (Independent) gained a seat unopposed in Abbey ward, following the resignation of Jacqueline Wright (Con).
On 2 May 2013, Sarah Elliott (Independent) gained a seat in Abbey ward, following the resignation of David Roberts (Con).
On 2 May 2013, Mike Heard (Independent) gained a seat in Town ward, following the resignation of Gillian Jeffery (Con).
The present by-election was caused by the resignation of Diana Hockaday (Lib Dem), due to ill health.
Julian Halls (Lib Dem) held the seat. The voting figures were Lib Dem 244, Con 182, Independent 54.
There is a further vacancy in Rustens ward, which will be contested on 10 April 2014, following the resignation of Andrew Gardiner (Independent).
The result in the Cromwells ward of South Norfolk District Council on 3 May 2007 (1 seat) was:
Con 468, Lib Dem 139, Independent 97, Lab 75
The result in the Cromwells ward of South Norfolk District Council on 5 May 2011 (1 seat) was
Con 461, Lib Dem 387
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Post by listener on Mar 30, 2014 7:43:52 GMT
I will post a summary of the Maltby town council by-elections in Rotherham tomorrow, after checking some facts.
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Post by markgoodair on Mar 30, 2014 17:50:31 GMT
Does anyone have the details for the transfers for the by election in East Ayrshire?
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Post by lbarnes on Mar 30, 2014 18:02:20 GMT
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Post by AdminSTB on Mar 30, 2014 22:11:52 GMT
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Post by listener on Mar 31, 2014 10:07:00 GMT
Here is some background to the by-elections in the East and South wards of Maltby Town Council in the Metropolitan Borough of Rotherham (South Yorkshire).
Maltby Town Council comprises 18 members elected from four wards – East (5), North (5), South (3) and West (5).
The East, North and South parish wards are combined with Hooton Levitt parish to form the borough ward of Maltby. The West parish ward is combined with the parish of Hellaby and the South wards of Bramley and Wickersley parishes to form the borough ward of Hellaby.
For the town council elections on 3 May 2007, there were 18 members elected from two wards – East (13) and West (5). East ward was split into the three town wards of East, North and South for the elections on 5 May 2011.
The council strengths were:
Elections on 3 May 2007: not known
Elections on 5 May 2011: Lab 14, Independent 3, Totally Independent 1
(3 Labour were returned unopposed in South ward)
Current make-up (following the East and South by-elections): Lab 11, Independent 3, TUSC 2, Totally Independent 1, Co-opted 1
The chair and vice-chair are Lab.
The result of the election in East ward on 3 May 2007 (13 seats)
I do not have the Declaration of Result of Poll, but the Statement of Persons Nominated listed 14 Independents and 10 Labour for the 13 vacancies.
The result of the election in East ward on 5 May 2011 (5 seats) was:
Lab 570/518/424/478/395, Independent 446
Elected: Lab 4, Independent 1
The result of the election in South ward on 5 May 2011 (3 seats) was:
Lab 3 unopposed
On 5 July 2012, the Council co-opted Michael Richardson to the vacancy in South ward, following the resignation of Andy Searson (Lab), to better his “cause”.
On 7 March 2013, Joe Robinson (Trade Unionists and Socialists Against Cuts) gained a seat in North ward, following the disqualification of Stewart Platt (Lab) for non-attendance.
The present by-election in East ward was caused by the disqualification of Donna Lilley (Lab) for non-attendance and in South ward by the death of Keith Duckmanton (Lab).
Shaun Barratt (Trade Unionists and Socialists Against Cuts) was elected unopposed in East ward – a TUSC gain from Lab.
Richard Price (Lab) held the seat in South ward. The voting figures were Lab 154, Independent 123, TUSC 42.
The results in the Maltby ward of Rotherham Borough Council were:
4 May 2006: Lab 1124, Independent 1018, Lib Dem 558
3 May 2007: Independent 913, Lab 823, BNP 635, Lib Dem 247, Con 230
1 May 2008: BNP 702, Lab 684, Independent 519, Independent 427, Independent 343, Con 272, UKIP 94
6 May 2010: Lab 1992, BNP 810, Independent 787, Con 610, UKIP 433, Independent 372
5 May 2011: Lab 1881, BNP 388, Independent 370, Con 322, No Description 215
3 May 2012: Lab 1285, Independent 699, BNP 435, Con 150
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