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Election Results 11th February 2010

Ashfield DC, Hucknall Central
Lab 675 (38.4; +17.9)
Con 437 (24.9; -5.1)
LD Kenneth Cotham 357 (20.3; +6.8)
UKIP 158 (9.0; +9.0)
BNP 131 (7.5; +7.5)
[Others (0.0; -36.0)]
Majority 238
Turnout 32.29%
Lab gain from Con
Percentage change is since May 2007

Aylesbury Vale DC, Aylesbury Central
LD Graham Webster 354 (50.6; -1.9)
Con 213 (30.5; -5.9)
Lab 67 (9.6; +9.6)
UKIP 65 (9.3; -1.9)
Majority 141
Turnout 26.9%
LD hold
Percentage change is since May 2007

Aylesbury Vale DC, Luffield Abbey
Con 343 (49.7; -30.7)
UKIP 151 (21.9; +21.9)
LD Ian Patrick Metherell 133 (19.3; +19.3)
Ind 63 (9.1; +9.1)
[Lab (0.0; -19.6)]
Majority 192
Turnout 33.4%
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2007

Chichester DC, Plaistow
Con 504 (57.7; -20.4)
LD Ray Cooper 301 (34.4; +12.5)
BNP 69 (7.9; +7.9)
Majority 203
Turnout 23.3%
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2007

Durham CC, Easington
Lab 702 (55.8; -8.3)
Ind 311 (24.7; +24.7)
LD Carole Maria Harrison 126 (10.0; -25.9)
Con 120 (9.5; +9.5)
Majority 391
Turnout 20.90%
Lab Hold
Percentage change is since May 2008

Scarborough BC, Mayfield
Con 436 (38.5; -61.5)
Others (Ind 282 / No Political Affiliation 112) (34.8; +34.8)
Lab 238 (21.0; +21.0)
LD Christopher Julian Cawood 65 (5.7; +5.7)
Majority 154
Turnout 30%
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2007

South Oxfordshire DC, Henley South
Residents 642 (52.5; +0.6)
Con 472 (38.6; +10.5)
LD George Levy 110 (9.0; +0.2)
[BNP (0.0; -4.2)]
[Green (0.0; -7.1)]
Majority 170
Turnout not known
Residents hold
Percentage change is since May 2007

Telford and Wrekin UA, College
Con 252 (29.3; -5.5)
Others (Ind 237 / No Desc 127 / TAWPA 24) (45.2; -20.0)
Lab 219 (25.5; +25.5)
Majority 15
Turnout 39.7%
Con gain from Ind
Percentage change is since May 2007

Telford and Wrekin UA, The Nedge
Con 760 (42.5; +18.6)
Lab 688 (38.5; +15.4)
UKIP 237 (13.3; -0.6)
BNP 103 (5.8; +5.8)
{Others (0.0; -39.2)]
Majority 72
Turnout 27.2%
Con gain from Lab
Percentage change is since May 2007

Calne TC, Calne Priestly
Con 224 (47.3%)
LD J.R. Henning 192 (40.5%)
UKIP 58 (12.2%)
Majority 32
Turnout 26.6%
Con gain from UKIP

Henley TC, Henley South
Residents 633 (51.6)
Con 479 (39.1)
LD Richard West 114 (9.3)
Majority 154
Turnout not known
Residents hold

London Colney TC, North West
Lab 225 (34.1)
LD Vibs Nazeri 193 (29.2)
Con 181 (27.4)
BNP 61 (9.2)
Majority 32
Turnout 29.34%
Lab hold.

Nelson TC, Walverden
Lab 419 (44.6)
Con 268 (28.5)
LD Abdul Hafiz Malik 252 (26.8)
Majority 151
Turnout not known
Lab gain from LD

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