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Labour success in Assembly elections

Despite the Mayoral and national results going against the party, Labour performed well and gained an extra seat on the London Assembly.

Navin Shah joins the Labour Group as Assembly Member for Brent and Harrow having beaten Tory Bob Blackman with a 1,649 majority.

Navin's result capped a good night on the Assembly as Labour members Len Duvall (Greenwich & Lewisham), John Biggs (City & East) and Valerie Shawcross (Lambeth & Southwark) all increased their majorities.

Labour now has eight Assembly Members compared to the Conservative's eleven, the Liberal Democrat's three, the Green's two and the BNP's o


Full constituency results:

ConstituencyCandidatePartyVotes%MajorityGain/
Hold

Barnet and Camden

Brian Coleman

Conservative Party

40.36%

19,693

Hold

Bexley and Bromley

James Cleverly

Conservative Party

51.83%

75,237

Hold

Brent and Harrow

Navin Shah

The Labour Party

36.45%

1,649

Gain

City and East

John Biggs

The Labour Party

33.97%

31,553

Hold

Croydon and Sutton

Stephen O'Connell

Conservative Party

43.34%

42,665

Hold

Ealing and Hillingdon

Richard Barnes

Conservative Party

42.23%

28,638

Hold

Enfield and Haringey

Joanne McCartney

The Labour Party

32.54%

1,402

Hold

Greenwich and Lewisham

Len Duvall

The Labour Party

35.63%

16,134

Hold

Havering and Redbridge

Roger Evans

Conservative Party

46.74%

43,025

Hold

Lambeth and Southwark

Valerie Shawcross

The Labour Party

36.43%

23,648

Hold

Merton and Wandsworth

Richard Tracey

Conservative Party

43.93%

26,293

Hold

North East

Jennette Arnold

The Labour Party

37.17%

28,437

Hold

South West

Tony Arbour

Conservative Party

40.15%

26,928

Hold

West Central

Kit Malthouse

Conservative Party

52.08%

51,381

Hold


Full London-wide results:

PartyVotesVotes%Change in votes% from 2004Number electedChange in number elected

Conservative Party

835535

34.05%

0

3

3

Liberal Democrats

275272

11.22%

0

3

-2

Green Party

203465

8.29%

0

2

0

The Labour Party

665443

27.12%

0

2

0

British National Party

130714

5.33%

0

1

1

UK Independence Party

46617

1.90%

0

0

-2

Left List

22583

0.92%

**

0

**

Independent(Rathy Alagaratnam)

3974

0.16%

**

0

**

English Democrats

25569

1.04%

**

0

**

Respect (George Galloway)

59721

2.43%

0

0

0

Abolish the Congestion Charge

63596

2.59%

**

0

**

The Christian Choice

70294

2.86%

**

0

**

One London (Leader Damian Hockney)

3430

0.14%

**

0

**

Unity for Peace & Socialism

6394

0.26%

**

0

**

** Party did not put forward a candidate in 2004


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