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Election Results: Thursday 20th March 2008.

Arun DC, Yapton
Results not yet fully available.
(Apparently they are pinned up outside the Council Offices if anyone wants to read them. They will not be on their web site until Tuesday 25th March). Conservative 620, Labour 212, BNP 205

Havering LBC, Gooshays
BNP 865 (38.0; +9.8), Lab 741 (32.5; +6.6), Con 489 (21.5; -5.5), UKIP 70 (3.1; -7.6), National Liberal Party 62 (2.7; +2.7), LD Ian Sanderson 52 (2.3; +2.3), [Ind (0.0; -2.5)], [Residents (0.0; -5.6)].
Majority 124. Turnout 22.6%. BNP hold. (Percentage change since May 2006).

Lambeth LBC, Vassall
LD Steve Bradley 1209 (50.4; +14.9), Lab 859 (35.8; -8.4), Con 206 (8.6; -2.8), Green 109 (4.5; +4.5), English Democrats 8 (0.3; +0.3), Ind 7 (0.3; +0.3), [Respect (0.0; -8.9)].
Majority 350. Turnout 25.9%. LD gain from Lab. (Percentage change since May 2006).

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