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Election Results 21st October 2009

Birmingham City MBC, Sutton New Hall
Con 1633 (58.3; -8.8)
Lab 505 (18.0; +5.6)
UKIP 344 (12.3; +12.3)
LD Robert Hardware 319 (11.4; +2.7)
[Green (0.0; -3.5)]
[BNP (0.0; -8.3)]
Majority 1128
Turnout 15.93%
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2008.
Party defending seat: Con. Cause: Death.

East Lindsey DC, Sibsey
Con elected unnopposed.
Con gain from East Lindsey Independent
Party defending seat: East Lindsey Independent. Cause: Death.

Forest Heath DC, Eriswell & the Rows
Con 400 (45.8; -24.4)
LD John Smith 346 (39.6; +39.6)
UKIP 128 (14.6; -15.2)
Majority 54
Turnout not known
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2007.
Party defending seat: Con. Cause: Resignation.

Hertfordshire CC, Borehamwood North
Con 982 (44.5; +5.5)
Lab 928 (42.1; +13.2)
LD Robert Gamble 170 (7.7; -4.6)
Ind 125 (5.7; -0.1)
[BNP (0.0; -14.1)]
Majority 54
Turnout 18.5%
Con hold
Percentage change is since June 2009.
Party defending Seat: Con. Cause: Death.

Hertsmere BC, Potters Bar Oakmere
Con 679 (76.6; +5.4)
Lab 207 (23.4; -5.4)
Majority 472
Turnout 17.08%
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2008.
Party defending seat: Con. Cause: Death.

High Peak DC, Tintwistle
Con 339 (69.2; +14.3)
Lab 111 (22.7; -22.5)
LD Maureen Hargreaves 40 (8.2; +8.2)
Majority 228
Turnout 28.76%
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2007.
Party defending seat: Con. Cause: Death.

Rushcliffe BC, Nevile
Con 381 (50.9; -19.3)
LD David Allen 368 (49.1; +19.3)
Majority 13
Turnout 47.26%
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2007
Party defending seat: Con. Cause: Death

Vale Of White Horse DC, Abingdon Dunmore
LD Julia Bricknell 796 (52.6; +0.1)
Con 602 (39.8; -1.4)
Green 71 (4.7; +4.7)
Lab 43 (2.8; -3.5)
Majority 194
Turnout not known
LD hold
Percentage change is since May 2007.
Party defending seat: LD. Cause: Resignation.

Wyre BC, Jubilee
Con 492 (38.3; +4.2)
UKIP 345 (26.9; -4.8)
Lab 331 (25.8; +0.7)
BNP 116 (9.0; +9.0)
[LD (0.0; -9.1)]
Majority 147
Turnout 37%
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2007.
Party defending seat: Con, Cause: Death.

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