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date: Fri, 12 May 2006 17:06 +0100 (BST),    group: uk.gov.local        back       
Local Authority Byelection Results: Thursday 11th May 2006   
Derbyshire Dales DC, Lathkill & Bradford
Independent elected unopposed.
Ind hold. Last fought 2003.

Epsom & Ewell BC, Stoneleigh
Resident 597 (41.5;-1.0), Con 560 (38.9;+0.1), LD 209 (14.5;+2.9), 
Lab 72 (5.0;-2.1)
Majority 37. Turnout 38.4%. Resident gain from Con. Last fought 2003.

Scarborough DC, Ramshill
Con 258 (34.5;-13.6), Ind 244 (32.7;+32.7), Lab 174 (23.3;-28.6), 
LD 71 (9.5;+9.5)
Maj 14. Turnout 26.3%. Con hold. Last fought 2003.

Scarborough DC, Stepney
Green 341 (27.6;+12.2), Con 253 (20.5;-10.7), LD 209 (16.9;+16.9), 
Lab 181 (14.7;-14.6), BNP 154 (12.5;+12.5), Ind 96 (7.8;-16.3)
Maj 88. Turnout 32.3%. Green gain from Con. Last fought 2003.

South Lanarkshire UA, Biggar, Black Mount and Symington
Con 816 (33.1;+6.2), SNP 523 (21.2;-43.4), Ind 295 (12.0;+12.0), 
Lab 87 (3.5;-5.1)
Maj 293. Turnout 49.3%. Con gain from SNP. Last fought 2003.

Wansbeck DC, Guide Post
Lab 457 (61.4;-0.7), LD 202 (27.2;-1.8), Con 85 (11.4;+11.4)
[Ind 0 (0.0;-8.9)]
Maj 255. turnout 26.7%. Lab hold. Last fought 2003.

Glastonbury TC, St Benedicts
Con 232 (56.9), LD 176 (43.1)
Maj 56. Turnout 20%. Con gain from Ind.

Please note:
The figures for percentage change are based on the details of the
results from the last time that there was an election in the ward by
statute in the May (or sometimes June) elections, rather than by any
by-election. We use the figures in "The Local Elections Handbook" by
Colin Rallings & Michael Thrasher. The Party-defending seat is the party
that the former Councillor (who has died, resigned or been disqualified)
belonged to when she or he was elected not the one that she or he may
have subsequently belonged to as a result of any defection.


Information courtesy of the Association of Liberal Democrat Councillors 
www: http://www.aldc.org. 
Also available at http://www.gwydir.demon.co.uk/byelections/
Forthcoming By-elections at 
http://www.aldc.org/Byelections/Forthcoming%20By-elections.htm
-- 
Cllr. Colin Rosenstiel
Cambridge
date: Fri, 12 May 2006 17:06 +0100 (BST)   author:   (Colin Rosenstiel)

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