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Witney
Oct 21, 2016 0:01:39 GMT
Post by davidevershed on Oct 21, 2016 0:01:39 GMT
My prediction is Con 16,000 LD 10,000 I concur with Con 16,000 LD 10,000
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Witney
Oct 21, 2016 0:01:57 GMT
Post by carlton43 on Oct 21, 2016 0:01:57 GMT
To be serious for a minute (sod all this political malarkey) I'd argue that the proper beer is the local beer, wherever you are. Now I think of it, I think "proper" originally meant "belonging to" so that is almost a tautology. And therefore correct. Well....next to Brexit, beer is my favourite subject. It really boils down to the water...no pun intended there...but is does. West Yorkshire and Lancashire have great water for brewing. East Yorkshire's on the other hand is highly questionable. Hard water makes best tea and beer. Maidstone and Mid Kent water makes the best beer.
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Witney
Oct 21, 2016 0:05:52 GMT
Post by carlton43 on Oct 21, 2016 0:05:52 GMT
I agree that the proper beer is the local beer, but only when Joseph Holt bitter (from the handpump not the smoothflow) is not available. On that note, Arthur Figgis will be delighted to know that the beer in Iceland is brilliant. Brilliant eh? Probably over-fined?
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Adrian
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Witney
Oct 21, 2016 0:07:39 GMT
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Post by Adrian on Oct 21, 2016 0:07:39 GMT
My prediction is Con 16,000 LD 10,000 I concur with Con 16,000 LD 10,000 Although I'm hoping it'll be a tad closer - I've got 20 quid on the maj being less than 5k.
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Witney
Oct 21, 2016 0:10:30 GMT
Post by carlton43 on Oct 21, 2016 0:10:30 GMT
I concur with Con 16,000 LD 10,000 Although I'm hoping it'll be a tad closer - I've got 20 quid on the maj being less than 5k. You have lost it.
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Jack
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Witney
Oct 21, 2016 0:13:00 GMT
Post by Jack on Oct 21, 2016 0:13:00 GMT
Although I'm hoping it'll be a tad closer - I've got 20 quid on the maj being less than 5k. You have lost it. I think he lost it a long time ago.
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Witney
Oct 21, 2016 0:23:15 GMT
Post by Davıd Boothroyd on Oct 21, 2016 0:23:15 GMT
Sky News saying Conservatives win, Lib Dems second, Labour third, close for fourth between Green and UKIP.
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Witney
Oct 21, 2016 0:34:44 GMT
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Post by Devil Wincarnate on Oct 21, 2016 0:34:44 GMT
I agree that the proper beer is the local beer, but only when Joseph Holt bitter (from the handpump not the smoothflow) is not available. On that note, Arthur Figgis will be delighted to know that the beer in Iceland is brilliant. Brilliant eh? Probably over-fined? I like what you did there! (But ironically a lot of unfiltered stuff)
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iain
Lib Dem
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Witney
Oct 21, 2016 1:42:04 GMT
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Post by iain on Oct 21, 2016 1:42:04 GMT
Result apparently in around 20 minutes.
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Post by jerryarkansas on Oct 21, 2016 2:14:27 GMT
Conservatives hold Witney.
Conservatives 45.1% Liberal Democrats 30.2% Labour 15% Greens 3.5% UKIP 3.5%
Majority under six thousand votes.
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iain
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Post by iain on Oct 21, 2016 2:17:29 GMT
Pretty happy with that
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Witney
Oct 21, 2016 2:17:47 GMT
Post by greenhert on Oct 21, 2016 2:17:47 GMT
The full results were:
Robert Courts (Conservative) 17,313 (45.1%) Liz Leffman (Lib Dem) 11,611 (30.2%) Duncan Enright (Labour) 5,765 (15.0%) Larry Sanders (Green) 1,363 (3.5%) Dickie Bird (UKIP) 1,354 (3.5%) Helen Salisbury (NHAP) 408 (1.1%) Daniel Skidmore (Ind) 151 (0.4%) Mad Hatter (OMRLP) 129 (0.33%) Nicholas Ward (Ind) 93 (0.24%) David Bishop (BPEP) 61 (0.16%) Lord Toby Jug (Eccentric) 59 (0.15%) Winston McKenzie (English Democrats) 52 (0.14%) Emilia Arno (One Love) 44 (0.11%) Adam Knight (Ind) 27 (0.07%)
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iain
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Post by iain on Oct 21, 2016 2:20:05 GMT
FWIW, those vote changes in Richmond Park would give: Con - 43.1% LD - 42.7%
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Adrian
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Witney
Oct 21, 2016 2:24:24 GMT
Post by Adrian on Oct 21, 2016 2:24:24 GMT
I think he lost it a long time ago. Badum-tish
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Witney
Oct 21, 2016 2:27:59 GMT
Post by justin124 on Oct 21, 2016 2:27:59 GMT
Labour vote has held up better here than most were expecting I think!
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Witney
Oct 21, 2016 2:33:04 GMT
Post by johnloony on Oct 21, 2016 2:33:04 GMT
The full results were: Robert Courts (Conservative) 17,313 (45.1%) Liz Leffman (Lib Dem) 11,611 (30.2%) Duncan Enright (Labour) 5,765 (15.0%) Larry Sanders (Green) 1,363 (3.5%) Dickie Bird (UKIP) 1,354 (3.5%) Helen Salisbury (NHAP) 408 (1.1%) Daniel Skidmore (Ind) 151 (0.4%) Mad Hatter (OMRLP) 129 (0.33%) Nicholas Ward (Ind) 93 (0.24%) David Bishop (BPEP) 61 (0.16%) Lord Toby Jug (Eccentric) 59 (0.15%) Winston McKenzie (English Democrats) 52 (0.14%) Emilia Arno (One Love) 44 (0.11%) Adam Knight (Ind) 27 (0.07%) I make it 45.0% not 45.1% (45.021 to be precise) and I think your misprint is 408 for NHA instead of 433
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Post by AdminSTB on Oct 21, 2016 3:56:20 GMT
Congratulations to Robert Courts and well done to the Lib Dems on a strong performance. Labour held up better than expected. A disappointing result perhaps for Sanders Senior for the Greens and certainly for UKIP.
I note Winston McKenzie got fewer votes than both the Mad Hatter and Lord Toby Jug.
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Post by AdminSTB on Oct 21, 2016 4:50:54 GMT
FWIW, those vote changes in Richmond Park would give: Con - 43.1% LD - 42.7% I wonder if Goldsmith will think again before throwing his own political career permanently down the toilet.
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Witney
Oct 21, 2016 5:18:00 GMT
Post by Deleted on Oct 21, 2016 5:18:00 GMT
The largest fall in UKIP share of the vote they've had at a by-election
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Witney
Oct 21, 2016 5:27:28 GMT
Post by johnloony on Oct 21, 2016 5:27:28 GMT
FWIW, those vote changes in Richmond Park would give: Con - 43.1% LD - 42.7% I wonder if Goldsmith will think again before throwing his own political career permanently down the toilet. No he won't - he has repeated his pledge to resign too often and too unambiguously to be able to wriggle out of it. And he is rich enough not to "need" to have an MP's salary anyway.
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