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Barnsley Central and Hamilton South

There was a by-election in Hamilton South in 1999 in which the Lib Dems came 6th behind an independent with 3.3% of the vote. Compared against that Barnsley Central where we came 6th with 4.2% of the vote (also behind an independent) is a better result.

However, neither were in any way significant by-elections.

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